Yorkton News Review - Archive

Last year, Canada's Economic Action Plan introduced an Apprenticeship Completion Grant, which extended a $2,000 taxable cash grant to apprentices upon completion of their training.

To the Editor: I receive regular information from both the federal government and the Saskatchewan provincial government. I also get regular information from my Member of Parliament, Ralph Goodale.

If she was doing it for the attention and the accolades, she was doing it for the wrong reasons.

While they are skills most of take for granted, if you have suffered the effects of a stroke, simple acts like walking, talking, bathing, dressing yourself and even swallowing, can become a challenge.

Sacred Heart girls soccer team competed in annual Moose Jaw Summerfest over the weekend. They played five games and won three losing only to last year's 3A provincial champs Prince Albert Carlton and Regina Campbell.

To the Editor: "Will governments have the cash to meet the needs of our aging population without increasing debt to unsustainable levels?" This question, posed by Auditor-General Sheila Fraser to delegates at last month's general meeting of the Canad

The Yorkton Pee Wee Gridders have continued their winning record, moving to 4-1 in the season. The latest win for the team came at the expense of the Regina Minor Football Rams.

Taxes among the highest in the province

In Part One, I discussed ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) symptoms and possible causes. ADHD symptoms include the inability to sit still and to concentrate properly, thus creating problems at school.

Yorkton's Susanne and Wayne Mitchell were abroad recently - attending the Costa Rica Open Taekwondo Tournament from Aug 24 to 29 in San Jose, Costa Rica.