Canora Courier

Red Apple Stores unveiled its newly-renovated store in Canora on June 1, at the previous Bargain Shop location at 310 Main Street. Customers received a free laundry baskets and the first 100 were given $10 shopping cards.

Theft from Vehicles The Canora/Sturgis RCMP are reminding the public to keep their vehicle doors locked. Around 7 p.m. on June 2, multiple vehicles at Crystal Lake were gone through, and items were stolen from the vehicles.

The annual Decoration Day service held on June 2 at the Canora Cemetery was opened with the singing of O Canada. Pastor Greg Bright read a scripture passage from Psalms 146 to begin the service.

The impact of government interference in agriculture markets is most certainly in full swing again. With China flexing its political muscles by using trade as a chip in the game, counter measures were naturally going to happen.

Members of the Canora Composite School (CCS) senior girls basketball team received their Saskatchewan High School Athletics Association (SHSAA) second place banner and their sportsmanship award for their performance at the HOOPLA 2019 provincial cham

Over the May long weekend, as people get used to sunshine and warmer temperatures, things start to get hot, so to speak, for thousands of snakes near Fort Livingstone.

On May 25, an appreciative crowd at the Ukrainian Catholic Hall in Canora enjoyed The Comeback King Show, presented by Canora Wheatland Lioness Club.

The Canora Economic Development Commission (CEDC) held a second meeting at the Town of Canora office on May 29.

A no-hitter is a very rare occurrence, happening approximately twice a year in Major League Baseball.

The 2019 spring edition of the PALS (Performing Arts and Leisure Society) Draft Horse Field Days was held in Rama on May 18 and 19. Walter Hughes of Preeceville, PALS president, said approximately 20 volunteers were involved in putting on the event.