Canora Courier

Yes, that’s right. It’s another week and thus another time for me to remember the horrible history of my mouth.

While at the Canora Children’s Centre on Friday, Hunter and Sage Nehaj found a couple stuffed animals that they used as substitutes for groundhogs so that they could see if the animals would be able to see their shadows.

( EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is the second of a running series of columns in which Sonja Herter (Korol) is detailing the history of Canada in light of the country’s 150th anniversary in 2017.

The busy holiday season is coming to an end for many. With all the bustle and busyness, however, I had a dilemma on hand.

It would have been more than a decade ago that two people who had been doing missionary work stopped in the office and I was assigned the interview.

No one can suggest Canadian farmers are being complacent in terms of producing crops. In fact, the farm sector in Canada has been very proactive in setting targets to increase the amount of crop grown on an acre of land.

We just endured the first Friday the 13 th of this year. The next Friday the 13 th will be in October. Marion believes that Friday the 13 th is a lucky day for her, so she bought a few lottery tickets.

If there weren’t already lots of reasons to dislike new U.S. President Donald Trump, he seems to be providing new ones each day. Trump added to his bombast in his presidential inaugural address by suggesting that Americans were living in carnage.

The Canora Peewee Cobras hockey team won one game January 20 and lost a second game the next day. At the Canora Civic Centre on January 20, the Cobras defeated Kamsack Flyers 7-5.

The Friday night supper and jam session at PALS was a lucky Friday the 13th for Nancy Landstad Genoway, the 50/50 winner. And the winner on January 20 was Margaret Pinkerton. Come out, participate or just sing along with great music.