Canora Courier

Most Reverend Don Bolen, installed as Archbishop of Regina on October 14, spent 36 hours this summer as a homeless man on the streets in Saskatoon. Along with nine others, he endured an eye-opening experience.

It’s an old story that is again beginning to play out with a new chapter in Saskatchewan. The story is about predatory animals and farmers. The two simply have never gotten along. Predators are generally smart, at least among animals.

I am very much not a fan of scary things. I am one of those people who only needs a glimpse of a horror film’s trailer to conjure up all sorts of ghosts and goblins to haunt my dreams.

Influenza immunization clinics begin on October 31, and over the coming week, a listing of all Sunrise Health Region influenza immunization clinics will be delivered to every home mailbox in the region.

Halloween throughout the ages has been a time for both celebration and superstition, candy and costumes, and revelry and high jinxes. But for me it has been a time that reminds me of some Halloween fun that almost went awry.

An exciting week was had by Canora Junior Elementary School staff and students in order to celebrate Education Week.

At the September 28 meeting of the Sunrise Regional Health Authority, it was announced that the Ministry of Health has officially appointed Don Rae as chairperson and Dave Schappert as vice-chairperson of the Sunrise Regional Health Authority.

Marie Grychowski provided lunch for the bingo players on October 16 at the Golden Jets Centre.

The Canora Composite School’s senior girls volleyball team has been having a strong season in preparation for its home tournament, which will be held on October 28 and 29.

Canora Composite School’s cross-country team closed an amazing season by not only competing in its first district team competition, but by winning third place.