Kamsack Times

Over the past week to 10 days, at least in the Yorkton region, we have received what my grandfather would have termed a million-dollar rain. For grain producers, conditions coming out of spring seeding were generally on the dry side of things.

A 350-square-foot tiny home was unveiled June 19 to dozens of supporters and community members at Cote First Nation, marking the completion of the Tiny House Project, an Essential Skills partnership between Parkland College, Yorkton Tribal Council, a

A call has gone out from the Kamsack Powerhouse Museum to all district artists to have examples of their work exhibited at the third annual art show and sale. The event is being held at the OCC Hall in Kamsack on July 14 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

On June 15, Jon Kalmakoff, a former Canora resident, received the 2019 Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society (SHFS) Baker Award for Saskatchewan Heritage.

Numerous times over the course of this past year, number one daughter’s first year in high school, we, her parents, have implored her to take a backpack to school.

Eleven Kamsack air cadets with their three adult supervisors returned to Canada on June 8 after a nine day trip to Europe to help observe the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation and Tree Canada joined forces to plant 20,000 trees on the weekend on Wildlife property about 10 kilometres north of Veregin.

A Kamsack artist has five pieces of her work included in the Landscape and Memory exhibit at the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery in Yorkton this month. The exhibit includes 175 pieces, said Kelly Litzenberger, the Gallery manager.

“It was pretty tense, and then St. Louis scored one and we were a little more relaxed,” Marge Wonitowy said of Stanley Cup Game 7 where her grandson Jaden Schwartz was playing with the St. Louis Blues.