Kamsack Times

When farmers look back on 2018 there is little doubt one memory will linger longest, at least among prairie producers, and that will be the seemingly never-ending fall. Harvest actually started early, and thankfully so.

The Norquay Nikes senior girls basketball team was busy in December. The team travelled to Hudson Bay for a tournament on December 7 and 8 and placed first.

A family-run seed grower has captured multiple awards at the Yorkton 2018 Harvest Showdown.

If one could quantify entertainment, like placing dots on a graph from zero to 100 based on how entertained one was at an event designed to entertain, there’d be lots of dots on top of the graphs of audience members who have been to a Kamsack Players

Although the number of trophies brought in to be measured were about the same as last year, there remains a steady increase cycle of the area’s game population, according to Riley Barrowman, president of the Kamsack Branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlif

A business based in Canora has produced a new oral spray which offers potentially life-changing benefits to the human immune system.

Although now down to about six regular members, the Heart and Home Quilt Club in Kamsack is pleased that it has been able to donate a total of 51 covers that are being made into Victoria’s Quilts for cancer patients.

The War Amps year-long centennial celebration is coming to a close.

It was a concert to Welcome December at Westminster Memorial United Church in Kamsack on December 10 when the Kamsack Community Choir presented its annual Christmas concert.

For a second time this year, students at the Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex (CGCEC) at the Cote First Nation have managed to make history by participating in a ground-breaking project.