Canora Courier

What do I do with a bag of apples? A friend of mine who is a Red Hat Lady recently gave me a bag of apples, as she had an abundant crop. When asked if I would like some apples I replied, “Sure.” It was unknown to me as to what the amount would be.

Bugs: what birds and toads consider fast food! Bugs are an interesting topic which has been on my mind for a long time. Just last evening, Marion talked to me about fruit flies.

Dreaming is… weird. I know I’m hardly making a revolutionary statement when I say that products of your subconscious that tell odd disjointed stories most often without actual sound or colour are strange, but there’s really no other word for them.

Canora Composite School’s junior football team, the Canora junior Cougars, earned one win and one loss during the latest games for the football season.

Kees Taekwondo will continue to hold martial arts lessons in Canora for all ages for the 20 th year in a row.

The employees of Crossroads Credit Union are using the chance to dress in casual clothes as a way to fund the Filling the Gap Food Bank.

Producers had to fight against rain over September 22 and 23 to continue making progress with harvesting.

The Canora branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) had another successful fundraiser for the recently completed Run for the Cure. “This year we made a little over $2,000,” said Elly Carlson, CIBC spokesperson.

The Canora Composite School will be holding its annual clothing drive once again for the school year.

Five Kamsack students and one each from Canora and Invermay were among the 19 students who were awarded entrance scholarships by Parkland College at a presentation event on September 29 in Yorkton.