Canora Courier

Matthew Makowsky, a Grade 4 elementary student at Canora Junior Elementary School, picked up gold medal victory in his age group at the recent NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program) held in Edmonton.

A mass registration for Canora and area residents for upcoming spring and summer programming was held at the Civic Centre on March 23.

The Royal Canadian Legion likes to award young people for artistic and literary talent, according to Canora branch members Pat Thompson and Debbie Gabora.

The Good Spirit 4-H Club public speaking competition was held on February 26. From Cloverbuds to seniors, all the members did an impressive job of their speeches with a wide variety of topics, said Carmen Wolkowski, general leader.

The Good Spirit 4H Club has had a busy year so far.

Well known singer Brenda Lee Cottrell put on a concert in Canora March 16 to raise money for the Canora and District Health Care Foundation.

The Canora Composite School senior girls basketball team finished a tremendous season with a record of 22 wins and only five losses, according to coach Curtis Baillie.

“If things seem too good to be true, then you must be in Paradise Junction!” was a catch phrase oft repeated during the dinner theatre performance of the Buchanan Black Box Players (BBBP) in their production of the play Trouble in Paradise Junction .

A total of 22 4-H club members participated in the District 18/19 4-H public speaking competition that was held March 19 at the Canora composite School.

This is a group photo that was taken by staff of the Asessippi Ski Area and Resort on March 16 of the Canora Composite School grades 5 to 9 students who had spent the day on the slopes.