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Situations of illegal dumping are easily seen after the snow is gone

Leko’s Conservation Corner – By Lindsey Leko
Canora Cadets enjoy great outdoors performing ground search activity

Canora Cadets enjoy great outdoors performing ground search activity

The Canora air cadets participated in a challenging ground search/geocache activity on May 13, said Darren Paul, Canora air cadets’ commanding officer.

Premier Brad Wall’s bad budget will linger

By Murray Mandryk
Supers suffer tough loss to Indians in home opener; game in Yorkton postponed

Supers suffer tough loss to Indians in home opener; game in Yorkton postponed

Supers suffer tough loss to Indians in home opener; game in Yorkton postponed On May 12 the Langenburg Indians came to Al Sapieha Field for the Supers home opener, said Greg Andreychuk, player/manager.

No room for sound privatization discussion

By: Murray Mandryk

Canadian farmers are getting Trump-ed

President Trump’s recent war of words on supply management has emboldened several anti-Canadian farmer cheerleaders to emerge.
Selects Hockey Development team includes members from Kamsack and Canora

Selects Hockey Development team includes members from Kamsack and Canora

Two young hockey players from Kamsack and Canora, who are members of the 2008 Selects Hockey Development team, which has ties to “Mr. Hockey” Gordie Howe, are being trained for likely careers in the sport.
STARS Air Ambulance brings mobile education unit to Canora

STARS Air Ambulance brings mobile education unit to Canora

STARS Air Ambulance is known for providing a safe and rapid life-saving transport system for the critically ill and injured in Saskatchewan.
Trifon’s new owner excited to be part of Canora community

Trifon’s new owner excited to be part of Canora community

Klodjan Koleshi is looking forward to a new adventure as one of the new owners of Trifon’s Pizza, located in the Canora Mall, which opened on May 11. Koleshi grew up in Athens Greece, a dynamic city with a population of several million.
Mural partnership benefits Canora students and businesses

Mural partnership benefits Canora students and businesses

A mutually beneficial relationship involving art has been created between Canora businesses and students at Canora Composite School, said Brandi Zavislak, community development officer.
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