Yorkton News Review - Archive

Recognition banquet March 14

When someone you love has died, there are few words that capture grief's intensity. Despair, anguish, and devastation come to mind but even these seem inadequate.

The Yorkton Wildlife Federation will host its annual awards banquet and dance Saturday, March 3 at St. Mary's Cultural Centre. In addition to the delicious banquet prepared and served by St.

February was Library Lover's Month, and it was also the time to celebrate the Yorkton Public Library's return home to its permanent location. The Library was rededicated recently.

The Yorkton Terriers wrapped up their SJHL regular season with a pair of wins, one at home and the last game on the road.

They have a new leader at the helm and they're ready to serve local students. Christ the Teacher Catholic School Division has announced the appointment of Chad Holinaty as the Superintendent of Education effective August 1, 2012.

To the Editor: It might be understandable if a number of Canadians didn't appreciate Prime Minister Stephen Harper talking about reforming public sector pensions and Old Age Security (OAS) social assistance payments.

The Yorkton Harvest wrapped up the current season with an overtime win over the Regina Pat Canadians and falling to the Prince Albert Mintos in their last two games of the regular season.

The House of Commons is central to government, and since I first came to Ottawa in 1993, I've participated in debates that focused on some of our nation's most critical issues.

Sadly, we are a nation of people whose bodies are full of inflammation. Inflammation can occur from different causes, including a poor diet, unbalanced hormones, chemicals, bacterial or viral infections, and, of course, physical injuries.