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Students elect Gina Rakochy as mayor for Student Vote Day

Students elect Gina Rakochy as mayor for Student Vote Day

Canora Composite School students were among the 12,000 students across the province who, despite being under the voting age, cast ballots for municipal elections as part of the Student Vote program.
Lisa Brokop performs to full house at first of Stars for Saskatchewan concerts

Lisa Brokop performs to full house at first of Stars for Saskatchewan concerts

The first concert put on by the Canora Arts Council was far from disappointing for both fans and for the council.

Items of interest to Rama area residents

The entertainment is always top notch when local musicians entertain members and guests at the PALS jam session and Friday night supper. Elaine Swiderski was the 50/50 winner on October 21 at the PALS building on Front Street.

Spooks and goblins cause trouble for twins' overactive imaginations

It is that time of the year when spooks and goblins come out of the closet, or sheds or from dark niches in the basement.
Halloween

Halloween

Student describes life-changing journey to Kenya

Student describes life-changing journey to Kenya

It is not often that people can say they have found a second home across the globe, but a Canora Composite School student believes she can say that now.
Lisa Brokop to perform in Canora for arts council's Stars for Saskatchewan series

Lisa Brokop to perform in Canora for arts council's Stars for Saskatchewan series

The Canora Composite School auditorium will be full of music and fun tonight (October 26) to kick off the Stars for Saskatchewan concert series.

Wall's white paper not enough

Let’s accept Premier Brad Wall’s presumption that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s carbon pricing is not a solution to reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. After all, Wall offers ample reasons for his argument.

"Thank God I'm not an American"

Over the past 300 days of the American catastrophe known as their presidential election, I have been completely dumbfounded by the almost unexplainable popularity of Donald Trump.

Meeting Christ in the city and rushing by

Most Reverend Don Bolen, installed as Archbishop of Regina on October 14, spent 36 hours this summer as a homeless man on the streets in Saskatoon. Along with nine others, he endured an eye-opening experience.
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