Canora Courier

At its regular meeting on April 16, Canora town council adopted a new sewer blockage policy. Michael Mykytyshyn, chief administrative officers, said it will affect many residents and is a significant change from the previous policy.

Theft of Lumber The Canora/Sturgis RCMP members are investigating the theft of lumber from the Nehaj Building Center that occurred around April 16. Over $1,100 worth of lumber was stolen from the lot behind the building.

On April 23, the Canora building on Main Street which housed the RM of Good Lake office was demolished. Some history of the building was documented in The Rural Municipality of Good Lake No.

Josh Gogol of Canora continues to face a variety of challenges, monetary and otherwise, after suffering a serious spinal cord injury which left him in a wheelchair.

Inhabitants of the city of Siroki-Brijeg, Bosnia, with its approximately 26,000 Croatians, have defended their Catholic faith through ancient Muslim invasions and the atheistic communism that followed.

RCMP from Kamsack Detachment and the RCMP Under Water Recovery Team (URT) have been on the scene of a drowning that happened late in the afternoon on April 23.

A man from the Village of Arran, recently pleaded guilty in a Kamsack courtroom to violations under The Wildlife Act and The Wildlife Regulations and received $3,300 in fines and a three-year hunting suspension.

The Crossroads Credit Union held its 11th annual meeting on April 16 at the Wadena Legion Hall and reported on “yet another strong financial performance.

A spill which occurred just outside the Gateway Co-op C-Store in Canora on April 16 required a significant cleanup, but thankfully caused no injuries.

A musician with ties to Canora has released a new recording. Ron Kalmakoff who was born in Canora and lived there with his family until age 24, has several recordings to his name, the latest is Come To Me .