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A dead car battery leads to creative solution for a trip to the store

A dead car battery leads to creative solution for a trip to the store

A Kamsack senior resident was dismayed to find his car battery had gone dead on April 8.
Tarp fabrication business rolls into Kamsack

Tarp fabrication business rolls into Kamsack

Ready Roll Truck Tarps Inc. (RRTT), a roll tarp fabrication company, opened its doors on April 13, in the former Kamsack Strawboard Plant. The facility, located just five kilometres west of Kamsack, right off Hwy. No.

Kamsack has a COVID-19 test site, although testing for COVID-19 is only available in Saskatchewan by

Patients are being advised to use the self-assessment tool to determine if they should be tested for COVID-19.
Togo girl plays Yorkton Venom Volleyball, wins gold

Togo girl plays Yorkton Venom Volleyball, wins gold

A newly-formed U16 Yorkton Venom Volleyball team has attracted players from the surrounding area, including Togo, Ituna, Lemberg and Foam Lake.

JAN\W13\Kamsack COVID rls USE COVID-19 update from The Town of Kamsack

“During these concerning and uncertain times, it is important to remember that Kamsack is a strong community,” said a release from the town office The municipality is following public health recommendations and communicating with Ken Thompson, emerge
Local author releases latest book based on father’s experiences

Local author releases latest book based on father’s experiences

Janet Love Morrison has been a teacher at the Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex (CGCEC) for the past three years.

Duck Mountain Ambulance Care in Kamsack reports “business as usual”

Duck Mountain Ambulance Care in Kamsack is assuring residents that it will be continuing to provide its essential service to the community with no interruption due to the COVOD-19 pandemic.

Veterinary services recognized as essential

The World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes that human health, animal health, and social services are intertwined. Successful management of public health requires a “one health” approach involving all three areas.
“Huuuuge fish” caught by petite woman in Madge Lake

“Huuuuge fish” caught by petite woman in Madge Lake

A family outing to go ice fishing at Madge Lake in the Duck Mountain Provincial Park may have resulted in a record-breaking catch.
Kamsack Hospital auxiliary makes “generous donation” to Health Foundation

Kamsack Hospital auxiliary makes “generous donation” to Health Foundation

Members of the Kamsack Hospital auxiliary recently made a “generous donation” to the Health Foundation of East Central Saskatchewan.
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