Yorkton News Review - Archive

The Saskatchewan Abilities Council is celebrating 60 years of success and it's hoping Yorkton residents will lend their support to ensure many more years of benefits for local residents.

December 6 marked the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women in Canada. This day offers us an opportunity to reflect and take action against the phenomenon of gender-based violence in our society.

Sacred Heart High School (SHHS) recently held its annual fall sports awards evening at St. Mary's Cultural Centre, celebrating achievement by athletes and teams involved in the school's athletics program. M.C.

As Yorkton grows, so too does the number of young professionals and entrepreneurs in the city. As such, this is the ideal time to open a Saskatchewan Young Professionals and Entrepreneurs (SYPE) chapter in Yorkton.

To the Editor: Now that the Grey Cup has been awarded it's time to assess the CFL year in review, but not the on-field play, but rather from a taxpayer angle. And unfortunately it comes up expensive.

To the Editor: The time is overdue for Canada to articulate a national security strategy which sets out our core national values and interests, identifies the main dangers we face, and outlines the measures we must take to protect Canadians and their

The film "The King's Speech" doesn't seem like the type of movie to generate very much controversy.

To the Editor: As reported in the Globe and Mail of Oct.

The Yorkton Curling Club (YCC) hosted the Cornerstone Credit Union Ladies Cash Bonspiel, one of the stops on the Sask. Ladies' Curling tour and the LDM Men's Cash Spiel over the weekend.

The Yorkton Rhythmic Gymnastics Club recently held its annual Christmas performance at the Gloria Hayden Community Centre, showcasing routines learned this season. The youngsters were joined in the performance by guest gymnasts from Esterhazy.