Yorkton News Review - Archive

They may not have had the most stellar season, but they had fun as they learned to play and love the game.

It's unfortunate there is a need but it's reality and with growth there will likely be more of a need than ever.

New makeup studio opens

To the Editor: The announcement of our upcoming federal election has unleashed an avalanche of complaining from a host of Canadians. The complaints cover a broad range. 1. It will cost too much and it is unnecessary. 2.

Two hundred and fifty young people in Grades 8-12 from Yorkton will gather to share their ideas and connect with community leaders on April 13 and 14, 2011.

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, considered to be by many to be the top Junior "A" hockey league in Canada, is seeking the right candidate to fill the position of league president.

The question of who should participate in leaders debates, both federally and provincially, has been a source of a bit of contention lately.

March was Supported Employment Month in Saskatchewan, and to wrap it up, the Saskatchewan Employment Transition Initiative (SETI) honored those who make the jobs possible.

While he has said more than once that he did not want the election, Conservative incumbent Garry Breitkreuz has found a possible silver lining in the election call.

After serving for eight years, SJHL President Laury Ryan announced he is stepping down at the end of the current term. Ryan acknowledges the many people present and past involved with the member teams and their contributions to the league.