Yorkton News Review - Archive

Women have come a long way over the centuries. It wasn't until 1916 that they even began winning the right to vote in Canada let alone to establish a career of their choice and to climb the ladder of success alongside men across the nation.

The standard bred harness racing season wrapped up with the final race meet of the year Saturday afternoon at the Cornerstone Raceway with a nine race card.

Students and staff at Dr. Brass School in Yorkton are undertaking a new fitness initiative this year. "We're going to having lots of fun. We're going to be doing a lot of fitness and we're going to have some fabulous food at our school," says Dr.

The Yorkton Regional High School (YRHS) 10th annual 'Run For Peace' cross country race meet was held at Cherrydale Golf Course. More than 600 runners took pary in the event.

Travelling down Sparks Street, in downtown Ottawa, I pass the Thomas D'Arcy McGee Building. The man for whom that office building is named has the dubious honour of also having his name attached to several historic Canadian firsts.

To the Editor: After the Crop Insurance strike we had a SIAST strike. These are but a few of the groups of human beings who are trying to exist in this cruel world of dog eat dog.

Flank steak is one of my favourite cuts of beef for the BBQ because it has great flavour, and is extremely tender when cut and prepared properly.

GSSD announces new pilot project

I admit I'm not exactly a prime source on fashion. Somewhere on the internet right now there are pictures of me in a straw hat and plaid shirt, which makes me look like a grape farmer in a bad tourism video.

The Yorkton Atom Gridders hosted the visiting Regina Kats at Kinsmen Century Field Saturday morning. Despite the 27-13 loss to the Regina Kats, the Atom Gridders were happy to score a pair of touchdowns, the first for the young first year squad.