Yorkton News Review - Archive

Over the summer months the Good Spirit School Division (GSSD) hosted two Summer Math Institutes designed to enhance teaching skills and benefit students.

To the Editor: This summer was filled with absurdities flowing from Stephen Harper's Conservatives. It started with their outrageous G-8/G-20 spending boondoggle, which cost nearly $1.

To the Editor: Maybe it's proof that hope really does run eternal. Or maybe it's some sort of human survival tactic that pushes people towards optimism. Whatever it is, investors were grasping for straws of good news Friday morning.

Submitted by Carol Olson What a summer! Rain, rain and more rain! Good Spirit Acres homes were spared, although the golf course did have a bit more water than they would have liked.

They've come a long way - and they're not slowing down either. The Yorkton Pee Wee Gridders claimed their third straight victory last Saturday, edging out the Regina Vikings 12-8 at Century Field.

There were a few ugly things that happened this past Sunday at Mosaic Stadium. Certainly Buck Pierce's gruesome elbow injury tops the list, followed closely by the lack of protection provided to Darian Durant by his offensive lineman.

To the Editor: If you care about the quality of health care services available in the province, you'll be pleased to hear what the Sask. government is doing.

While much of the focus pertaining to the excess moisture this year has been on grain production, livestock producers have also been affected.

There's only two things that are certain in this life - death and taxes (and neither bring about warm, fuzzy feelings) - so if we can do something to alleviate the pain and complexity of it all, then why wouldn't we at least consider the options? It'

Avonlea is Riderville. Or at least, that's what the online voting determined.