Kamsack Times

Dead Levee is an old-school, no-nonsense rock 'n roll band comprised of members from various towns and cities in southern Saskatchewan.

A Canora-based business has released a new oral spray which offers potentially life-changing benefits in human health.

The Yorkton Tribal Council (YTC) recently sponsored a Regional Opioid Gathering at the Kamsack OCC Hall.

A nearly sold out audience attended a performance at the Kamsack Legion billed as a “Neil Diamond party.

Kamsack has a new business in town and it’s already very busy.

The 3rd Annual Madge Lake Walleye Cup (MLWC) is on the books and the weather was in “full co-operation mode.” Elias “Louie” Bakopoulos and Stan Ricci, both of Regina, took home the win on September 14th in Duck Mountain Provincial Park with 12.

Let’s make sure everyone, young or old, male or female, has warm feet this winter.

A byelection was held on September 25 to fill a seat on Town Council left vacant when Jared Ruf resigned in July.

A tri-reserve Drug Awareness March was held on September 23.

Victoria School recognized and honoured residential school survivors and their families during Orange Shirt Day on September 26th.