Yorkton News Review - Archive

Since 2007, the Government of Canada's Energy Retrofit-Homes program has assisted over a half-million Canadian homeowners wishing to make major upgrades to windows, doors, furnaces, and other features in their homes.

To the Editor: The federal government is behaving like an ostrich when it comes to the future of Canada's health-care system. With his head deep in the sand, Mr.

Saskatchewan consumers were ringing up sales in May as retail trade in the province almost doubled the national average.

Recently, a pop star died. Amy Winehouse, who had become as famous for her drug use as her music, died in her home at the age of 27.

Cheaters beware - what "happens in Vegas" - or wherever - isn't likely to stay there, not these days anyway. Last week a new, controversial website launched in Canada and in less than a week it had over 10,000 profiles added to it.

Yorkton MCC riders do very well at motocross races

To the Editor: On Saturday, July 9, southern Sudan officially declared independence and became the world's newest nation, the Republic of South Sudan.

To the Editor: As I have watched this tabloid phone-hacking scandal unfold, I have been reminded about how delicate our privacy is, and how vulnerable we are to government intrusion into our lives.

It's been some time coming. The road to the top wasn't smooth nor easy to ride.

The Alexander's Junior Cardinals who, along with the Canora Supers, had a bye in the first round of the South East Senior Baseball League (SESBL) playoffs, took on the Melville Bison in the semi-final round, sweeping the best of three games series in