Yorkton News Review - Archive

There are more people working in Saskatchewan than ever before. That is the message which the most recently released job numbers for January gives, which continues year over year increases.

Hunger is not just a problem in third world countries, sadly it exists right here in our own city, but if the Assiniboine Food Security Alliance (AFSA) has its way, the situation will one day turn around.

It's a growing problem as the province prospers and it's one that will need addressing before the situation becomes dire.

People recently diagnosed with Celiac disease are often confronted with the need to make many changes to their lifestyle.

To the Editor: I am commenting on an article submitted by David Anderson MP (Grasslands). He seems to heap scorn on those who would like to change regulations in developing new varieties of crops.

If you're the parent of a child with disabilities, there is a helpful new tool available you may want to check out.

Team shows maturity and character

Saskatchewan has a housing problem. Vacancy rates throughout the province are extremely low, and with an increase in population, the problem is not going away any time soon.

In this time of fragile economic recovery, many students worry about finding employment during the summer months.

It all started out when two friends, one a breast cancer survivor, asked her friend to snowmobile across Saskatchewan to raise funds for breast cancer research.