Yorkton News Review - Archive

The Christmas season is the time for joy and music. Quartette will be in Yorkton to present their spin on the season with a Quartette Christmas on December 3 at 7:30 p.m. as part of the Stars for Saskatchewan series.

Every year on National Child Day, grade five students from across Yorkton have the opportunity to learn about the rights of children. With the Yorkton Child Action Plan, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Yorkton coordinated the day.

‘Tis the season, apparently, for another election campaign. While the provincial election is still months away, the TV ads and campaigning has already started in earnest by the two major parties.

The Saskatchewan Party wants to change the province’s liquor laws. They also happen to want to make it an election issue, saying nothing will be done unless they get a renewed mandate in April.

To the Editor: The board of New Horizons Senior Citizens of Yorkton Inc. would like to publicly express our thanks to a granting agency for their recent assistance in providing funds to help with the installation of flooring in our hall.

Sask takes the biggest step forward on liquor rules since Prohibition. This column was originally printed in the Regina Leader-Post and Saskatoon StarPhoenix on Nov.

The Yorkton Photography guild’s Photos of the Week, provided by Darcy Zaharia and Cindy Baillie.

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In case anyone was wondering what happened with that eastern Saskatchewan fireball on the 8th, we are continuing to track down photos, videos and eye witness reports to narrow the probable impact area down to a searchable number of square kilometres.