Yorkton

I even remember that episode watching Three's company friday afternoons on the old CKOS-Tv in Yorkton ....

THNTS Three's Company trivia Tyler 2009

The Bronfmans had representatives in the United States, at least one of whom—the salesman responsible for Chicago and Minneapolis—was bold enough to carry business cards declaring that he was an agent for the wholesale liquor operation of the Bronfman-controlled Yorkton Distributing Company, and advertising its six outlets “near the international boundary in Saskatchewan.”

LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010

It proved a good idea: by World War One they owned hotels in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, as well as in Port Arthur and Winnipeg, the latter managed by a younger brother, Sam, who was just twenty-two.

Fortune’s Fool Fred Goodman 2010

Consider, for instance, the bustle in the Canadian prairie town of Yorkton, Saskatchewan, where Harry Bronfman, the thirty-three-year-old operator of the local railroad hotel, opened something called the Canada Pure Drug Company in a ramshackle warehouse building next door at 29 Front Street.

LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010

It proved a good idea: by World War One they owned hotels in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, as well as in Port Arthur and Winnipeg, the latter managed by a younger brother, Sam, who was just twenty-two.

Fortune’s Fool Fred Goodman 2010

That was why Sam and his older brother Harry would come to spend Christmas Day 1919 by the railroad siding in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, unloading five freight cars packed to their roofs with Scotch.

LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010

It proved a good idea: by World War One they owned hotels in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, as well as in Port Arthur and Winnipeg, the latter managed by a younger brother, Sam, who was just twenty-two.

Fortune’s Fool Fred Goodman 2010

In a unique partnership, Saskatchewan Government Insurance SGI, the Yorkton Alliance of Asset Champions, and the RCMP are launchinga Positive Ticketing program to build positive relationships with youth in Yorkton and area.

2010 March : THE RURBAN FRINGE 2010

Consider, for instance, the bustle in the Canadian prairie town of Yorkton, Saskatchewan, where Harry Bronfman, the thirty-three-year-old operator of the local railroad hotel, opened something called the Canada Pure Drug Company in a ramshackle warehouse building next door at 29 Front Street.

LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010

It proved a good idea: by World War One they owned hotels in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, as well as in Port Arthur and Winnipeg, the latter managed by a younger brother, Sam, who was just twenty-two.

Fortune’s Fool Fred Goodman 2010