Kamsack Times

“It’s like a community within a community,” offered Ryan Keown, the new owner of the 18 unit condominium building at 45 Lawrence Road in Kamsack.

Those who have travelled east through Kamsack on Queen Elizabeth Boulevard may have caught a glimpse of the colour-splashed logo or perhaps the motorcycle suspended on a post, some 20 feet high.

In a recent release, the Legacy Co-op board of directors has announced it will be committing $50,000 towards the Yorkton Exhibition Association’s “Save the Grandstand” project.

The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Saskatchewan Division, is launching a new program called BounceBack, giving Saskatchewan residents another option for mental health support.

Lead by second-term mayor, Nancy Blunt, the newly appointed Kamsack council members assembled for their first meeting at town hall on Monday, November 16.

Dr. Susan Shaw, Saskatchewan Health Authority’s chief medical officer, had a few words of warning from the front lines of the medical system in the fight against COVID-19, and she wasn’t pulling many punches.

"It is very good to have Remembrance Day so that people will remember how some others have sacrificed their bodies and their lives,” Rev.

The first few months of COVID gave Russell Thomas an opportunity to visit his childhood home in Kamsack. It inspired the Okotoks, Alta. based artist to explore some local landmarks through his wild colour portraiture.

When Zita Serhansaw that the Friends of Madge Lake was selling old photographs of the park, she was inspired to look through her family photos where she found an old memory of one of her childhood trips to Madge Lake.

The only race at the poll in the Town of Kamsack 2020 Saskatchewan municipal election held November 9 resulted in Jodi Sas being elected for a four-year term.