Yorkton News Review - Archive

Nobody can accuse Karl Wolf of standing still. Since the last time he came to Yorkton, Wolf has recorded a new album, a new TV series, and toured around the world. He's back in the city on September 25 at the Ukrainian Orthodox Auditorium.

This past weekend, the Emmys awarded various television shows with awards, though I hesitate to say the "best of television" since at least one of the shows with a big haul - Modern Family - is a show that runs counter to my personal taste.

There are major changes underway at the Good Spirit School Division (GSSD) - all of which will be an added benefit to local students says the division's Superintendent of Student Services, Quintin Robertson.

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If you have ever suffered from eczema, you recognize the symptoms only too well - redness, itching, weeping skin, small blisters and a discharge that dries into crusts and flaky scales.

For the seventh consecutive year, Canadians have ranked credit unions first in overall Customer Service Excellence, among all financial institutions, surpassing all Canadian banks in Synovate Canada's annual Best Banking Awards.

Saskatchewan's foremost female motocrosser captured the Western Canadian women's title earlier this year winning three rounds of the western championship series at Kamloops, Nanaimo and Calgary.

Sometime between September 18 and 19, 2013, a brown 2005 Dodge Caravan broke down on the Atwater grid road near Saltcoats.

If you've got something to say about the design of a new hospital in the region, the Sunrise Health Region (SHR) would like to hear what you have to say.

It was a spectacle unseen in the history of local sports, a standing room only crowd at a local high school football game as the Yorkton High School Regional (YRHS) Raiders hosted the Regina Martin Monarchs in the first ever night football game at Ki