Yorkton News Review - Archive

To the Editor: Recently NDP leader Dwain Lingenfelter announced a policy proposal for natural resource revenue sharing between the province of Saskatchewan and First Nations governments. (He failed to take account of off-reserve Indians and Metis.

What could be more appealing to the eyes and the appetite than the appearance of a pomegranate that has just been pulled apart? The sight of the large cluster of seeds glistening like a crimson beehive makes my mouth water! The taste of these juicy t

To the Editor: Carbon dioxide's life in the atmosphere varies from 30 to 3,000 years.

The Sacred Heart High School (SHHS) Senior Saints football team hosted the Melville Cobras in the first game of the conference playoffs in a one-sided contest.

Team needs practise

It's been 26 years since the Rotary Clubs of the world began the push to eradicate Polio throughout the world. The group has seen success, as the incidence of Polio has been reduced by 99 percent since the project began.

Young local martial arts athlete, Colton LaBelle, a student in the Youth Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu program at the Yorkton Martial Arts Training Center, travelled to Calgary, AB for the Alberta Open Grappling Tournament hosted by Gracie-Barra.

This isn't about politics, or rather it shouldn't be, it's about standing up for a man with character, a man who has given countless hours of his time to help others of all colors and races.

Election time is around the corner and the province is heading into it in good shape. Let's keep it that way. According to the stats Saskatchewan's economy is soaring.

You may have recently read about the nomination of two Canadian judges for positions on the Supreme Court of Canada. The Court is an essential part of our judicial system, and every Canadian should know a few facts surrounding the institution.