Yorkton News Review - Archive

Swing and miss. "Strike Two," cried the umpire. I threw one more pitch right in at the player's wrists. He swung hard, but the ball just dribbled right back to the pitcher's mound. I picked it up and gently tossed it to the first baseman for the out.

According to an Ipsos Reed poll, two in three Canadians want to see the end of the monarchy in Canada once Queen Elizabeth II dies.

They can defend it all they want, but with Canada's economy struggling like it is, is now really the best time to be building a flashy, man made lake just to impress visitors? With the G-8 and G-20 Summits just around the corner and Canada slated to

Cold wave laser, or Low Intensity Laser Therapy (LILT), as it is often called, is a hot new therapy in cellular medicine! Cold wave lasers are not to be confused with hot lasers.

On June 11, the 2010 World Cup of soccer will kick-off in South Africa. The tournament will feature the best 32 countries in the world vying to unseat Italy as the World Cup champions.

The final human and financial toll of the Sunrise Health Region (SHR) radiology review will soon be made public. Sunrise advised media last week it had completed reviewing 68,390 exams originally interpreted by radiologist Dr.

The Parkland Regional Artist Development Opportunity, or PRADO, is currently in its second year, allowing artists from the Parkland region to exhibit their work and learn more about creating art.

lderly residents to live independently in their own homes longer will now be run out of Toronto.

For nearly a game and a half, the Cardinals had no answer for the Melville Millionaires. On Tuesday night, the response finally came.

It's been a long time sight in Yorkton and it's also been a huge point of contention, but after Monday's decision things may soon change.