Kamsack Times

Mostly sun with a breeze greeted players participating in the second annual Sas-Kam Open Disc Golf Tournament that was held at the Kamsack course on September 7.

A good crowd took in the Kamsack Power House Museum Harvest Time event held recently. “The sky was nice and sunny for our event, and this may have helped to bring people out,” said Lydia Cherkas, president.

I’ve attended a lot of meetings with politicians at the front of the room since I moved to Estevan in late 2008, but in all that time, I have never seen a small-c conservative politician roasted as I did on September 4.

The sixth annual Hint of Garlic Festival and Trade Show was well attended, exceeding last year’s numbers, according to organizers.

The Norquay Recreation Board recently held its annual general meeting. It was said by Robin Holodniuk, that the minor hockey association was planning to host a Jamboree on January 20 of 2020.

The number of visitors at Duck Mountain Provincial Park were up this summer, and overall, it was a “very enjoyable summer,” according to Greg Podovinnikoff, park manager.

I would like to preface this letter to the editor with some sage Biblical advice written by St.

A man who has played disc golf in B.C. since childhood was in Kamsack recently, and played several rounds at the Kamsack Disc golf course. John Silvester began playing disc golf competitively in 1992 .

Members of the Kamsack Volunteer Fire Department (KVFD) were on hand to serve pancakes and sausages, give tours and more on August 24 at the Kamsack Fire Hall. “It’s a bit rainy this morning,” said Ken Thompson, fire chief.

The candidates who were successful in their bid to hold a position on the governing body of the Cote First Nation (FN) took the oath of office in a ceremony held at the Cote Band Hall.