Kamsack Times

From July 19th to 21st, Cote First Nation hosted a Pow-Wow celebrating the 150th anniversary of the signing of Treaty Four.

Cote First Nation celebrated the 150th anniversary of their treaty signing with a vibrant rodeo and horse racing event on July 20 and 21, 2024.

Organizers recognized invaluable contributions of volunteers who have supported the museum's initiatives.

A small group consisting of elders, leadership, band members, and children met Elizabeth Renz in Shellbrook to accept some artifacts that originated from the RM of Cote near Togo.

Despite the challenging wet weather, the Parkland Pirates emerged victorious.

For those who aren’t familiar with Shishliki, “It's lamb marinated with salt, pepper and onions for four days.”

The annual Mud Bog event, hosted by the Kamsack Mudslingers, was a highlight despite the rainy weather.

Levi Erhardt was this year's valedictorian.

Both the clinic and its neighbour want a resolution to the issue.

The powwow featured traditional dances, music, and cultural sharing, highlighting the importance of unity and education in celebrating Indigenous heritage.