Yorkton News Review - Archive

Operating a hockey club in the Sask. AAA Midget Hoackey League (SMAAAHL) can be a costly proposition. The Yorkton Harvest recently teamed up with Terry Ortynski's Royal Ford to generate much needed revenues in a unique fashion.

How many people are tired of the same old picnics items? Do memories of bland potato salads and boring sandwiches persuade you to buy fast food or, worse yet, keep you locked indoors? Whether it's a romantic picnic for two or a family outing, easy to

Stop spending money on pricey studies and start taking action. It's time we started getting tough on the people who commit these crimes! It's time we stand up and say this is NOT acceptable in our neighborhoods.

Yankees starter Jeremy Johnson pitched a complete game for his first win of the season as the Yorkton E and S Yankees defeated the Canora Supers 7-1 in a rain-shortened five inning game. Johnson struck out three while giving up only two hits.

The Yorkton Alexander's Junior Cardinals had a good week in the Optimist Junior Baseball League recording a tie, two wins and one loss for the week.

To the Editor: In the early days of this new Parliament, some of the most contentious public issues have resulted from collective bargaining disputes between management and labour.

Get ready to say goodbye to paper money. The Bank of Canada recently unveiled new polymer bills, which will be rolled out across the denominations starting with the $100 bill late this year, with smaller denominations gradually being introduced.

Rayanne Ottenbreit is a familiar face in the City of Yorkton. The GX94 Star Search winner has been singing at many events and has toured for a few years already. Most recently though, she has released her very first CD, Play These Games.

To the Editor: One thing for certain is ATV's and snowmobiles don't mix, you never see a snowmobile riding an ATV trail in summer and you should never see an ATV ride a snowmobile trail in winter.

He was well known in the community and will be missed by many. On Sunday Jimmy Ray Wiebe went to work much like any other day as he had for the past 10 years, but the day was far from ordinary. Police are now looking for his killer(s).