Kamsack Times

“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

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 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.

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.

A family outing to go ice fishing at Madge Lake in the Duck Mountain Provincial Park may have resulted in a record-breaking catch.

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

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.