Canora Courier

For anyone still looking to stock up on homemade treats for Easter, Canora's Rainbow Hall was the place to be on April 5.

Cote First Nation is expanding its transit services and safety initiatives, aiming for long-term sustainability and improved accessibility for its members.

Young families from the Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Church and the Sts. Peter & Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church in Canora gathered at Rainbow Hall on April 5 for a “master class for making paska.”

Even though the season came to a disappointing end for the U15 Highway 9 Predators, there were a number of highlights to remember along the way.

Dealing with the rapid increase in infrastructure costs over the past few years is just one of many timely resolutions up for debate at the upcoming SUMA convention in Saskatoon.

Along with their owners, Canora and area pets were lined up to get their spring vaccinations in Canora on April 3.

Two Canora players on the U13 Preeceville Pats roster this past season received awards for their strong play at the Preeceville Minor Hockey Banquet on March 29.

Alec Guggenmos is Yorkton-Melville's first Libertarian candidate, advocating for freedom, affordability and reform.

Playing for the U13 Kamsack Flyers this past season, Kenzee Kopelchuk, Angel Sliva and Courtlyn Heshka, all of Canora, won awards for their exceptional play and dedication.

Students were given a week of class time, amounting to about five hours, to work on their projects, as well as well as after school and at home as they saw fit.