Yorkton News Review - Archive

The provincial election is in November of next year, and pieces of the puzzle are falling into place for the upcoming campaign. Yorkton MLA Greg Ottenbreit has announced that he has been nominated and will seek a second term.

It was a minor bump on what has been pretty smooth ride so far for the Yorkton Pee Wee Gridders. However, in the long run, that might not be the worst thing. The Gridders dropped a 30-0 decision to the Regina Wolverines on the road this past Sunday.

While I can't say I'm ready to go to the same extent as these people have done, there is definitely merit in what they are doing.

Each of Saskatchewan's seven regional colleges - including the Parkland College - will soon undergo a review process. The province's Advanced Education, Employment and Immigration Minister Rob Norris has announced that Dr.

Max and Ruby are two busy rabbits. The bunny siblings have been entertaining kids around the world, first as a book series by Rosemary Wells, and then as a TV series which began in 2002.

Premier Brad Wall is urging everyone in Saskatchewan to support Nipawin's bid to become Canada's Ultimate Fishing Town. Nipawin is currently a finalist in the Ultimate Fishing Town contest which is sponsored by the World Fishing Network.

Skeet and trap shooters from all around showed up this past weekend to the 29th Annual "Hooty Owl" Trap Shoot.

Half a century ago marketing consultant, James Vicary, pulled a hoax on the American people as a way to promote his advertising agency.

The Sacred Heart Senior Girls Volleyball team began the 2010 volleyball season this past weekend at the Yorkton Regional Tournament. This year the Lady Saints is made up of 12 athletes.

The Terriers kicked off what will be a big week for the club with an exhibition victory on Sunday. The 4-1 win over the Battlefords Stars at the Farrell Agencies Arena was a welcome result.