Yorkton News Review - Archive

Versus the Nothing is a hard working band, and this year is no exception. The group is currently in the middle of their Grindstone Tour, and is getting ready to make a return trip to the studio to record a new album.

Unless they've left the area and moved to someplace like Vancouver Island, prairie kids don't often get to experience salt water or ocean sailing.

To the Editor: Canadians often contribute to the better well-being of other people in the world. This was true with the fair trade coffee and is more and more true with other fair trade consumer goods, such as chocolate.

Submitted by Saskatchewan RCMP The Commercial Crime and Fraud Sections with the Regina Police Service, Saskatoon Police Service, Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission and the RCMP have joined forces to promote March as Fraud Awareness Month to S

Allan Bailey to receive Sask. Volunteer Medal

To the Editor: It was very funny to hear the Prime Minister of Canada imply that the takeover of Viterra by Glencore, already the world's No. 1 commodities trader, should not be viewed as "not primarily foreign.

The whole sport of sumo wrestling may well undergo a dramatic change in the not too distant future. Seven students from the Yorkton Regional High School (YRHS) may well be in the forefront of the change.

To the Editor: According to recent news reports, the practice of sex-selective abortion, widespread in cultures where sons are preferred over daughters, may be creeping into Canada.

Submitted by Gregory Digout The Saskatchewan Drama Association (SDA) 2012 Region 4 High School Drama Festival was held March 30 to 31 at Sacred Heart High School in Yorkton.

If they want to pay it, who are we to stop them? At the very least, make it a voluntary tax then.