Yorkton News Review - Archive

Submitted by the Yorkton BBBS organization Half of all Canadian adults were bullied as a child or teenager according to a new survey.

The 2012 Crop Insurance Program will include an Unseeded Acreage Benefit of up to $100 per eligible acre, as well as another year of record funding and record coverage levels.

(Editor's Note: the following is an Open Letter to MP, Blaine Calkins) Dear Mr.

Like any good garden, the Prairie Sun Seed Festival is growing. The event, hosted by the Assiniboine Food Security Alliance (AFSA), is now in its second year and has seen more booths and people coming to the event and learning about local foods.

The Trews just got back from the UK, and are getting ready to tour Western Canada behind their latest album, Hope and Ruin. That tour will include a Yorkton stop, at the Gallagher Centre on Wednesday, March 14.

Submitted by Walter Farquharson The big question for many local people could well be, "How many great performers paying tribute to the 'greats' of the music world can you pack into one evening or one afternoon's entertainment?" When "Legends" returns

The stars and moons must have aligned when Yorkton's Ken Goltz was picking his numbers. Goltz was nearly perfect in his professional football POOLS picks for week 15.

The Yorkton United U8 Blazers competed at "Winterfest" in Regina in only their second tournament of the season. The Blazers showed off their talents and composure to claim and bring home the gold medal.

Ballet Jorgen's performance of Anastasia had to be cancelled but the Yorkton Arts Council has announced an exciting replacement show set to entertain and inspire.

The City of Yorkton is partnering with the University of Regina, along with Communities of Tomorrow and Agmar Marketing, to complete a recycling assessment report.