Yorkton News Review - Archive

A local young entrepreneur is taking this summer to run a business for the first time. Sarah Brown has set up shop with Deco Windshield Repair, and is repairing windshields of all models of cars in the parking lot by Canadian Tire.

This Saturday, May 28 will mark the 14th Annual Brayden Ottenbreit Close Cuts for Cancer Headshaving event. At 10 a.m.

It was almost déjà vu all over again as the wet weather threatened to cancel the season opening race meet of the Yellowhead International Speedway, sponsored by Yorkton Toyota, over the recent long weekend.

To the Editor: I am truly disappointed in how little we Saskatchewan teachers are valued by this government. The disrespect being shown to us throughout the bargaining process is upsetting.

To the Editor: Pundits are busy writing the obituary of the Liberal Party, and the party no doubt has a long way to go to get itself back on a road to recovery. But its chances of doing so should not be lightly dismissed.

Charlatans have been predicting the end of the world since the beginning of time... but guess what? We're still here.

It's been a year with plenty of moisture, bringing up water tables and causing trouble for farmers and home owners alike, so if a flooding basement is threatening your peace of mind there's a local businessman who has a solution.

The Yorkton Springers gymnastics competitive girls recently returned from provincials where the team performed very well with the eight members capturing ten medals in total.

The Yorkton E and S Yankees season opener against Canora was postponed from Tuesday May 10 until Thursday May 12. The Yankees were to have met the Melville Bison on Thursday but that game was postponed until Wednesday May 18.

To the Editor: As reported in the Regina Leader Post of May 12, 2011, the Wall Government has granted a $100,000.00 tax credit for every employee some large corporations (e.g. Potash Corporation of Sask.