Kamsack Times

For the Kamsack Pee Wee Flyers, the hockey season came to an abrupt end on March 12 at the Broda Sporstsplex after they heralded a win against the Grenfell team in the C banner playoffs.

The Duck Mountain Provincial Park (DMPP) celebrated its 2020 Winter Carnival this past Saturday, and new for this year was an ice fishing tournament.

Rounding out the need for four physicians in Kamsack, a new doctor who was born, raised and trained in Nigeria moved to the community recently. Dr. Adebisi Alayo began working at the Assiniboine Valley Medical Centre on February 4.

A young wife and mother is one of the slightly over 60 million people who live in Italy who have been placed under strict quarantine. Katherine Pezone, who goes by Caterina, lives in Pozzuoli, a town in the city of Naples.

SARM’s (Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities) 115th Annual Convention took place from March 9 to 12 at Evraz Place in Regina.

A record number of excited four-year-olds, and a more composed group of four-score-plus skiers enjoyed themselves at this year’s 40th anniversary “Leap Year Loppet” in Duck Mountain Provincial Park (DMPP).

There’s a fine line in life between doing the right thing and wrong thing and that line gets even finer when politics is involved.

The banquet and awards night to honour area wildlife enthusiasts was held recently in the Ukrainian Catholic Hall in Kamsack.

The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority’s (SLGA) charitable gaming grant program has provided almost $1.2 million to more than 400 groups and organizations across the province during the most recent quarter ending December 31.

A man who was born and raised in Winnipeg, and who had many different jobs before realizing his life’s true ambition was to be a performer, wowed a small but appreciative Kamsack audience recently.