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The most relaxing activities may just lead to unwanted stress

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, or so the song says. Every time I hear that, I worry it might be the most anxiety-inducing time of the year. It may be December, but I’m not exactly in the holiday mindset yet.

Communities benefit from almost $2 million in charitable gaming grants

Volunteer groups in Kamsack, Canora and Preeceville have received over $5,000 in total grants from the Government of Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) provided almost $2.

Parkland Association of Disc Golf makes big plans for 2017 Champions' Champion Tournament

The Parkland Association of Disc Golf (PADG) is planning its Champions’ Champion Tournament for 2017, which members hope will be bigger than ever. “The event was a great success for our first year,” said Trevor Lyons, PADG tournament chair.

Hrycenko team leads Super Curling League

After draw Number 3 of the Duck Mountain Super League (DMSL) of men’s curling was played November 29 in Kamsack, the Jeremy Hrycenko team, sponsored by Rawhides Restaurant in Stenan, emerged as the clear leader.

Sixty years of carols celebrated at Canora Hospital Auxiliary's Carol Festival

The Canora Hospital Auxiliary is celebrating not only the holiday season but also its history with its annual carol festival.
Canora Composite School students among visitors to Yorkton career fair

Canora Composite School students among visitors to Yorkton career fair

Students from Canora joined over 2,000 students from the Parkland region who attended a career fair held in Yorkton.

Canora-Pelly MLA appointed to crime reduction committee

The Canora-Pelly MLA will be among the seven MLAs looking at the influx of rural Saskatchewan crime and possibilities to prevent it.
Canora Wheatland Lioness Club announces 15 new babysitters

Canora Wheatland Lioness Club announces 15 new babysitters

A total of 15 new babysitters have been certified to provide services for the Canora area because of the Canora Wheatland Lioness Club’s annual babysitting course.

Fables are rewritten with a twist to be enjoyed by the modern world

The Wolf in Sheep's Clothing The original version: A wolf found great difficulty in getting at the sheep owing to the vigilance of the shepherd and his dogs.

Old English can be used in present time to amusing results

My Norwegian nephews and nieces told me during one of my visits that I speak ancient Norwegian. Well, the Norwegian language has evolved over the close to 50 years I have lived in Canada. The English language has evolved as well.
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