Yorkton News Review - Archive

The last Saturday in May sees many people in the community become bald, as Brayden Ottenbreit's Close Cuts for Cancer sees people shave their heads to raise money for cancer research. The campaign recently had its kickoff.

The Yorkton Regional High School (YRHS) hosted the first of two East Central District (ECD) badminton tournaments this week.

To the Editor: I noted real concern (maybe even a glimpse of anger) on the face of Premier Wall last week as he talked to reporters about the foreign takeover of Viterra, and troubling reports about the past business behaviour of the proposed buyer,

When Areva Resources Canada proposed to construct and operate a uranium mine and milling facilities in northern Saskatchewan, the company estimated that the project would have a capital investment of up to $400 million.

With the Health Foundation's Charity Road Race happening at the end of August, it's time for new runners who are interested in the event to be brought up to speed and start training.

To the Editor: For the second consecutive year, The Salvation Army is announcing May as Dignity Month, and is releasing a report, "Canada Speaks 2012: Mental Health, Addictions and the Roots of Poverty.

Good digestion is indispensable to good health! We eat to nourish our bodies. For healthy digestion, each part of the digestive tract must work well.

On behalf of his RM, Garry Liebrecht, the Reeve of the RM of Wallace recently made a donation of $1,000 to Ross Fisher, Executive Director of The Health Foundation to help fund planning and preparations for a new regional hospital.

Efficiency initiative announced

On April 19 at approximately 4:00 p.m., Tristan Zimmerman (DOB: 1996/04/26) was reported missing to members of the Yorkton Rural Detachment, by his foster mother.