Canora Courier

The issue of people fleeing their countries to escape war, like the one in Ukraine, and other forms of persecution had become a global humanitarian crisis and Canada is making the effort to help them.

Two females and a male entered the Canora Co-op Grocery Store and stole a Christmas cactus and package of Gouda cheese. The thieves left in a dark coloured Chevrolet Equinox. RCMP are looking for the assistance of the public with this case.

After an 18-month wait involving numerous delays, including COVID-19, the 2021 CCS yearbook has arrived.

Fill the Sleigh day is coming up on Dec. 3, where Canora Red Apple Store customers are encouraged to fill an ambulance with toys and "bring a smile to a child's face."

Visting Rainbow Hall for the first time, Carla Beck told supporters "We can have such a great future here in Saskatchewan.”

Cobras fight back to take third period lead, but late goals clinch win for Wapella.

Canora players making big contributions to success of Preeceville to kick off season.

Interest in curling has been growing in recent years, and the Canora Curling Club is offering a variety of options for curlers during the coming season, whether beginners or advanced.

Along with many other Canadians, local residents are expressing concerns about the trend in Canada which is making it easier to access assisted death.

Canora and residents had the opportunity to slow down and enjoy the Christmas season with a horse-drawn sleigh ride, complete with jingling bells on the horses.