Yorkton News Review - Archive

It's been a local event for many years and thanks to continued support it helps to change the lives of countless children. The annual Big Brothers Big Sisters Bowl for Kids Sake event has again been slated for this April, this time in two locations.

EYE SPY I could not resist this catchy title for an article on iridology! Iridology fascinates me! One reason is that, like finger prints, there are no two identical eyes in the entire world! Just think...

Ottenbreit talks budget

According to Ed, my neighbor next door, only bears lose their fat during the winter. "Humans tend to gain weight during the winter and may be bugling at the seams by spring," observed Ed last week.

A 68-year-old Abernethy man will appear in court in Fort Qu'Appelle for a May 18 preliminary in connection with what's described as one of the largest Internet pedophile rings in history.

The 25th annual Teacher Student Benefit Hockey Game featured the an Initiation Program (IP) game between the Double Doubles and Iced Caps, the elementary school shootout and the main event, the game between Yorkton area students and teachers.

March is Fraud Awareness Month in Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan RCMP Federal Investigations - Economic Crime Section, Saskatchewan Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority and the Saskatoon and Regina Police Services are joining forces to educate

The Sunrise Health Region (SHR) recently received some good news and it means improvements are on the way. As a part of the provincial government's Surgical Initiative, the SHR is receiving $1.05 million. The funding is part of $40.

The Yorkton Terriers proved to be an irresistible force, astounding many local hockey pundits who predicted a protracted series in each of the two playoff rounds.

To the Editor: That Stephen Harper's Election Budget and refusal to allow parliament to debate or consider Opposition amendment and weeks of negative ads make it clear Harper is forcing an election on Canadians for his own benefit.