Kamsack Times

I am writing in response to your news item concerning the bodies of dogs found near the Runnymede tracks.

A musician with ties to Canora has released a new recording. Ron Kalmakoff who was born in Canora and lived there with his family until age 24, has several recordings to his name, the latest is Come To Me .

An unidentified 76-year old male was presumed to have experienced a “medical episode” while driving West on Queen Elizabeth Boulevard in Kamsack around 10:30 a.m. on April 24.

RCMP from Kamsack Detachment and the RCMP Under Water Recovery Team (URT) have been on the scene of a drowning that happened late in the afternoon on April 23.

An event which is organized by the Norquay Kin Club with sponsorship from the Hwy 49 East Chamber of Commerce was held on March 30.

A man from the Village of Arran, recently pleaded guilty in a Kamsack courtroom to violations under The Wildlife Act and The Wildlife Regulations and received $3,300 in fines and a three-year hunting suspension.

A Kamsack business that has been owned and operated on Main Street by a man who has called Kamsack “home” for his entire life, has recently changed ownership.

The Norquay Glow Bonspiel was held on March 28 to 31 at the Norquay Curling Rink. A total of 27 teams from Norquay and surrounding communities participated in the bonspiel.

The Kamsack Minor Hockey banquet and awards night was held at the Broda Sportsplex on April 4.

Approximately 50 persons attended the grand opening of the newly renovated Keeseekoose Group Home north of Kamsack on April 4, which included speeches by invited guests, a tour of the homes and the land-based site and lunch.