Canora Courier

After winning the 2018 Saskatchewan Outstanding Young Farmer award in June, Jordan and Jennifer Lindgren and family attended the Outstanding Young Farmer Program National Recognition Event in Winnipeg from November 27 to December 2.

Grinchmas in Canora was held on November 24 at Kids Korner Youth Centre. The idea behind the event was to provide a fun family day for the community, said Tricia Bedore, Kids Korner managing director.

It’s a long way from Canora to Texas, but Nick Olynyk has made the move, albeit not directly. Olynyk is president of Grandpa Gus, a company specializing in vermin control without the use of poisons.

Leson’s Funeral Home in Canora, owned by Shannon and Shawna Leson, has donated $1,000 toward the purchase of new lab equipment for the Canora Hospital.

In what has become one of the most popular events of the Canora Winter Lights Festival, horse-drawn sleigh rides were once again held on November 26.

The opportunity to continue the Canora Christmas tradition of helping youngsters in need is underway.

In what was probably the first ever Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) game played in Canora, the Yorkton Terriers faced the Estevan Bruins on November 17 at the Civic Centre.

Canora Wheatland Lioness has announced another successful completion of the Saskatchewan Safety Council’s Babysitter Training Course.

Increase in break and enters Recently, there has been an increase in break and enters in the RM of Sliding Hills, around the Mikado area.

Changes to requirements for a property on Railway Avenue and authorization for snowmobile activity in the RM’s of Keys, Good Lake and Sliding Hills were among the items of concern to town council at its regular meeting on November 20.