Canora Courier

Canora experienced another year of progress in 2019 and town council is looking forward to making things better in 2020. Some of the accomplishments and highlights of the last year included: The completion of a $2.

No, pickleball is not the “savior sport” for seniors nor was it sent directly from God. However, it is “player friendly” for seniors. One is able to play it at many levels, thus making it very appealing.

Members of the Canora branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation were pleased that they had more trophies to measure at their annual horn measuring event this year than they have had in the past three years.

Duck Mountain Super League curlers arrived in Canora December 10 where they enjoyed keen ice, a well-lit playing surface, and plenty of competition.

Man wanted for numerous crimes The Canora/ Sturgis RCMP are requesting the public’s assistance in locating Brian Kyle Schriver who is currently wanted for assault causing bodily harm, assault, uttering threats, resist arrest, flight from police offic

On December 31 as many partygoers will be preparing to ring in the new year, Polly Siminoff of Canora will be celebrating her 100 th birthday.

The Canora Civic Centre was the site of Teen Bingo on December 3, in conjunction with the Winter Family Skate. (See next week’s Canora Courier for pictures of the Family Skate).

Thirty trophies were measured in Canora on December 6 when the River Ridge Fish and Game held its annual antler measuring event at the Activity Centre.

The Duck Mountain Super League, featuring men’s curling teams from Canora, Benito, Norquay Madge Lake and Kamsack, is back for another season. Play for all eight teams got underway at the Broda Sportsplex in Kamsack on November 12.