Yorkton News Review - Archive

A group of students from the Yorkton Regional High School recently had the opportunity to visit the Canadian Light Source (Synchrotron) in Saskatoon. Their experience was so interesting they decided to share it with the school Board.

Region lacks sexual assault nurses

The Yorkton Springers Gymnastics pre-competitive and competitive teams recently competed at the Queen City Kinsmen Invitational Gymnastics Tournament in Regina.

May 1-7 is NAOSH (North American Occupational Safety and Health) Week both Nationally and in Yorkton.

Over 70,000 people in Saskatchewan are affected by diabetes. For those people, a cure represents a chance at a regular life. The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) is dedicated to working to find a cause and a cure for type 1 diabetes.

There's no disputing the fact obesity is a problem for Canadians and for the North American population as a whole, but is a "junk-food tax" and a food ingredient ban really the best way to go about combating the problem? A new editorial penned for th

To the Editor: This election is about you, your family, your future and your Canada. I have had the privilege to serve my Canada in the highest court of the land, the House of Commons.

To the Editor: It is somewhat ironic that a federal election and the seal hunt should coincide, since both are a waste of money that the majority of Canadians don't want, and both are designed to win more power for the politicians at the expense of t

She has ties to Yorkton and on April 10, 17 year old Preeceville teen, Meagan Barabash was crowned Miss Teen Saskatchewan-World 2011 at the Miss Teen Canada-World regional pageant held in Saskatoon.

Jessica Sanftleben's third place finish in the 50m freestyle event, lead the way for the Yorkton Speed Swimming Club at a recent Saskatoon swim meet. Her time of 31.73 seconds gave her the bronze and brought her within 0.