Canora Courier

If you are following the news at all, you are no doubt aware of the shudder the British voting via referendum to leave the European Union (EU) has caused in terms of world economic matters.

Council members of the Rural Municipality of Keys held a meeting on July 7 to discuss various projects and expenses that will be occurring over the summer, including the inspection of the ten bridges placed in the RM.

The Town of Canora may see upgrades to the Canora Civic Centre, should the town council’s application to the Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program be approved. During council’s regular meeting at 7 p.m.

A bump in the night! You immediately wonder, ‘who goes there?’ We have all been in that situation at some point in our lives, and chances are that we never did find out who was there.

I just finished reading an article by a blogger who feels that the word “senior” should be stricken from the English language because it conveys a less-than-positive image.

The Good Spirit Acres Board is issuing a warning to all residents and guests of the hamlet that both a cougar and a bear have been sighted.

To celebrate the national holiday and the many successes of Canadian history, the Invermay Golden Age Club held its Canada Day Milestones Celebration on July 1.

Invermay School celebrated the end of the school year with a graduation ceremony on June 29 to congratulate and award the students who have completed Grade 12.

A Preeceville delegation concerned about physician recruitment and retention in the community met with the board of the Sunrise Regional Health Authority in Yorkton on June 29.

As summer vacation brings more vacationers and travellers through Saskatchewan, an attraction usually thought to be solely for travellers is convincing Canora residents to come be tourists in their own town.