Yorkton News Review - Archive

Whatever happened to plain old childhood FUN? Sure there was competitiveness in sport and organization in activities back in our day, but when kids got together for a game or let's say a dance class, it meant an hour or so off for mom and dad, AND an

It is foolish to do the same thing repeatedly and expect different results each time. With a federal election coming again, it's clear that someone has not quite grasped this fundamental lesson.

Construction is booming in the city and that means more opportunities for local families to become home owners. Two more Yorkton condominium developments, totalling 20 entry-level homes were announced last week and together they are receiving $3.

Ed, my neighbor next door, has decided that somebody better make a crazy glue to hold this world together. "Everything is falling apart these days.

To the Editor: The GG had three options on March 26/11.

Province tables a balanced budget

To the Editor: While medical doctors have a great deal to contribute to public policy debates, the systems that have developed within the profession and within government both stifle their participation and have created a phony unity that works again

The Yorkton Skating Club (YSC) wrapped up its winter season with A Variety Extrava-ganza, the annual YSC skating Carnival at the Gallagher Centre Farrell Agencies Arena.

Two local artists have been recognized for their creations by the Saskatchewan Craft Council, and received "Juried Marketing Member" status. Morley Maier and Shelley Westberg create bird houses out of recycled materials.

The Yorkton Atom AA Xerox Terriers captured the South East Minor Hockey League title.