Kamsack Times

Town council is waiting until after the end of August to see if a developer will have expressed interest in fostering a tiny house community in Kamsack.

About 200 people participated in a drug awareness event on August 2 and about a third of them had walked or rode a bike or motorized vehicle from Keeseekoose First Nation to Duck Mountain Provincial Park.

Investigation continues into the cause of the fire which destroyed a single storey wood frame house at the intersection of East Avenue and Taylor Street on July 27. The Kamsack fire brigade was called at about 6 p.m. to the house belonging to J.J.

A woman who has spent much of her adult life working in the food and beverage industry and most recently was the manager of a soul food restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico, has purchased the former Notched Branch restaurant in Kamsack and plans to

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Tree Canada partnered with the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (SWF) once again to plant over 32,000 white spruce seedlings on three sites totaling approximately 20 hectares (50 acres) in the Canora area adjacent the Assiniboine River on July 6 and

Campers, cottage owners and staff at Duck Mountain Provincial Park are thanking their good fortunes that there have been no reports of serious injury following a severe wind, hail and rain storm that affected the Madge Lake core late afternoon on Jul

Donovan Straightnose, 22, of Kamsack has been charged with possession of a weapon while prohibited, contrary to section 117.

As a way of applauding the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute’s Class of 2020, for whom a virtual graduation was held on June 29, a group of parents and the Town of Kamsack sponsored an event at the Trackside Garden that afternoon.