Yorkton News Review - Archive

To the Editor: According to a major international banking firm, "two-thirds of all the people in the world who have ever turned 65 years old are still alive today"! This year here in Canada, the first of our post-War "Baby-Boomers" are beginning to t

To the Editor: As the Senate scrutinizes legislation that will make changes to the Canadian Wheat Board, politicians need to remember that agriculture is not a political game.

White, black, brown, yellow, male, female, Canadian or not, to me it doesn't matter. What SHOULD matter is qualifications, dedication and what you have to offer, - regardless of what job we're talking about.

To the Editor: The Prime Minister of Canada is in Washington, and I happen to believe he has sold us out. The Prime Minister is supplicating himself to the American President by signing into being a joint-policing deal which will see armed U.S.

Local wrestling fans were treated to some exciting action at the Yorkton Legion Hall Friday night as High Impact Wrestling staged a series of tables matches in Yorkton.

Gift-giving is a wonderful, well-intended gesture. It is meant to show the recipient that you care.

The Yorkton Terriers completed a four game week claiming six of a possible eight points with three wins. The Terriers started with a 4-2 win over the visiting Battlefords North Stars Tuesday night at the Farrell Agencies Arena.

Occasionally it seems there's a bond formed between people. And, in some cases a similar bond seems to form between animals as well as animals and owners. Recently, one such story was related to me during an interview for a sports related story.

Sophio Hanover named SSHA Horse of the Year

Six third period goals lifted the Yorkton Harvest to a come-from-behind 8-6 win over the Regina Pat Canadians Saturday afternoon.