Canora Courier

About 100 persons attended the Canora Hospital Auxiliary’s annual spring tea on Saturday. The winners of the raffle prizes are as follows: Betty Lamount, First prize $200; Louie Zaislak, second prize of $100; and Derek Senkow, third prize of $75.

Baseball is alive and well in Canora as the Supers make ready to play a 14-game regular season schedule in the Southeast Senior Baseball League (SESBL) for 2016.

The first day of the new soccer season began on Thursday with 79 youngsters registered, the largest group in the club’s history, said Tricia Bedore, the club president.

Column by Sonja Herter

Spring is here at last, but unfortunately the warmer weather brings with it pests that have been safely tucked away all winter.

Pause for Reflection Column by Ken Rolheiser

Orrie Babichuk, a 16 year-old Grade 11 student in Invermay, won the gold medal in the outdoor power and recreation equipment category at the provincial Skills Canada competition in Regina on April 21-22 and will be on his way to the national Skills C

The Canora branch of the Royal Canadian Legion is well on its way to having raised enough money to re-shingle the roof of its hall – the Dugout.

By Miles Russell

The contributions of the Canora Gateway Lodge Auxiliary members were celebrated during the annual spring tea on Saturday.