Yorkton News Review - Archive

Children are like sponges – they soak up everything. Even the words that parents do not like to hear! Parents need to decide on what words are acceptable and what words are not.

Government has approved a number of recommendations put forward by Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) for changes to its Safe Driver Recognition program.

There are many things people take for granted around Christmas time. One of those things can be a family portrait, with many families being unable to afford one.

“A Year at River Mountain” by Michael Kenyon Published by Thistledown Press Review by Shelley A. Leedahl $19.95 ISBN 978-1-927068-04-5 Sometimes a book is a river, drawing us in. Such is A Year at River Mountain, by heralded BC writer Michael Kenyon.

As temperatures start to dip, Regina Mobile Crisis Services, The Salvation Army, the Ministry of Social Services and their community partners are asking members of the public to call if they see someone in need of a warm place to stay.

Next time you’re in Victoria, you should take the time to visit two of Victoria’s lesser-known gardens. Where one is sheltered, quiet and secluded, the other is larger, more diverse, and teeming with dozens of projects.

SaskTel has announced it will offer new Roam & Relax Travel rates with significant rate reductions for roaming in the United States and in select International locations.

Creative Saskat­che­wan is proud to announce a new made-­in-­Saskatchewan feature film will begin production this winter. Land of Rock and Gold will shoot, on location, in La Ronge.

Saskatchewan’s Licensed Practical Nurses were proud to mark Nov.

SaskPower to develop wind, solar and geothermal power to meet up to 50 per cent renewable target SaskPower is committed to reducing emissions for a more environmentally sustainable future, and today, Minister responsible for SaskPower Bill Boyd joine