Yorkton News Review - Archive

Amendments to The Fisheries Regulations now prohibit Saskatchewan residents and visitors from importing, possessing, transporting or selling aquatic invasive species that are considered to be a potentially significant risk to Saskatchewan waters.

In undeniably the most exciting game of the day, the Yorkton Junior Raiders improved their winning record when they hosted the Regina Lakers at Kinsmen Century Field Sunday afternoon.

To the Editor: Now that the Labour Day celebrations are done, we should look beyond the picnics and parades, and reflect on the country's labour laws and in particular, whether they actually serve the interests of workers.

Corrections, Public Safety and Policing Minister D.F. (Yogi) Huyghebaert presented a cheque from government for $250,000 on behalf of the people of Saskatchewan for the Canadian Red Cross's Horn of Africa drought appeal.

The Sacred Heart High School (SHHS) senior girls' volleyball team competed in the University of Regina (U of R) Autumn Classic over the weekend. The tournament featured 24 teams from across Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Cassan looking for progression and improvement

Do we not have a finance minister who's capable of doing what we've hired these people to do? If you want to talk waste of taxpayer dollars - this screams the message.

To the Editor: All through that long September of 2001, when we were trying to absorb the magnitude of what happened in New York on that sunny Tuesday morning, the most difficult task was trying to understand why.

Local man gets support from SFL

It was the Alzheimer's Coffee Break on September 15, and the Yorkton and District Nursing Home held a breakfast for residents and their families who have been affected by Alzheimer's, the most common form of dementia.