Canora Courier

By Kaare Askildt Formerly known as the Farmer in Training

All things considered column by Gail Krawetz

(EDITOR’S NOTE: The following letter was sent to Mayor Gina Rakochy and the writer has since requested it be included in the Courier’s Letters to the Editor section.)

Pause for Reflection column by Ken Rolheiser

Having so many youngsters participate in the annual banquet and awards night of the River Ridge branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is proof that the mission is working to ensure that “our wildlife legacy” continues, said Kathy Thomas, bra

On Thursday, a group headed by members of the Sturgis Kinsmen Club canvassed Canora to raise money for Telemiracle. More than $2,500 was collected in Canora and another $1,100 was raised on the “run” back to Sturgis.

Column by Kaare Askillt - formerly known as the Farmer in Training

A 31-year-old Canora man will serve five years in federal penitentiary, less 71 days time-served, for sexual interference and possession of child pornography. In a joint submission with the defence, Andrew Wyatt, the town prosecutor.

Effective February 4, Parkland College announced the appointment of three new members to its board of governors: Don Bahrey of Canora, Brian Hicke of Melville, and Leonard Keshane of Keeseekoose First Nation.

Members of the Canora 566 air cadet squadron who participated in the zone bonspiel in Preeceville on February 21, from left, were: Grasie Paul, Amber Lafonta, Kelsey Miller and Hayley O’Connor.