Kamsack Times

Now in its fourth year, the Norquay Sleigh Bells for Senior’s initiative has a problem – they have received too many donations.

(EDITOR’S NOTE: Dates listed refer to publication dates and not to dates of the events. All stories were previously published in the Kamsack Times in 1987.)

Somewhere in Kamsack, past a lobby, through a maze of offices, and tucked in the back corner of the building, there is a gifted culinary artist who quietly works five days a week to feed and nurture a growing number of her fellow community members.

As the Saskatchewan winter season blows in and the COVID numbers continue to be of concern, many Kamsack residents may be wondering how to preserve, or perhaps revisit, some sense of health and wellness amid the closures, the challenges, and the canc

There is a bubbling of Christmas spirit at the Eaglestone Lodge personal care home, located at 346 Miles Street in Kamsack, where employees have launched the first annual Miracle on Miles Street .

According to an RCMP release, an investigation will seek answers as to how a woman died while in custody at the Kamsack Police Department over the weekend. On December 5, at approximately 3:20 p.m.

Things are buzzing at town hall as the newly appointed council sat down recently to share ideas on tackling current challenges and introducing exciting new initiatives for the town of Kamsack.

Tarrington Wyonzek, who has ties to Canora and the surrounding area, has taken another step toward his goal of becoming an on-ice official in the NHL.

Saskatchewan is seeing an alarming trend in the criminal shooting of domestic livestock throughout the province.

Now in his seventh year as Duck Mountain Ski Hill general manager, Craig Brock, has high hopes for the upcoming ski season. “We know that everyone is concerned about our status and how Covid-19 will affect us,” offered Brock.