Canora Courier

Saskatchewan residents generously gave over the winter season to support food banks across the province thanks to a fundraiser organized by PotashCorp.

Students at Canora Junior Elementary School are being encouraged to exercise, relax and learn more about their bodies through a lunch activity.

New research has highlighted many Canadians’ motivations and plans to achieve fitness and nutrition goals.

Distracted driving is a dangerous habit, but one that many Canadians are taking part in despite their feelings on its acceptability.

Canora and Kamsack are now receiving free Wi-Fi access as part of an expansion that gives SaskTel the title of the largest network in Saskatchewan.

A new study has found that while many Canadians are tackling debt head-on, few actually seek the advice they need to make it less of a concern.

An exciting new win was recorded for the Canora Novice Black Cobras, who won a tournament championship for the first time in years.

Members of the Canora Community Curling Club are encouraging a new generation to pick up the sport of curling with weekly kids curling nights, which still has spots available for interested youth.

The Canora and Sturgis detachment of the RCMP is investigating the events that led to a series of road signs becoming damaged. Sometime during the evening of December 25 and early morning of December 26, four road signs in Sturgis were damaged.