Kamsack Times

It is common these days to find news outlets that run features under headlines like: “A look at what didn’t happen this week.” Journalism never used to worry about what didn’t happen.

The Kamsack Comprehensive Institute’s (KCI) junior girls volleyball team “fought hard and came home with gold.

It was a dull, wet, windy, cold and dreary Saturday. It would even become a snowy Saturday, said information received from the Parkland Association of Disc Golf (PADG.

Town council has agreed to hire commissionaires to enforce bylaws in Kamsack, filling a void which was created when Cody Langlois resigned in August.

A grain elevator constructed in 1908 by the Doukhobor settlers of the community has received both federal and provincial heritage property designations.

Recently I was doing some net surfing to pass the time, and ended up visiting a number of sites related to the hobby of keeping pigeons.

The Kamsack Air Cadet Squadron No. 633 has resumed activities after a summer break.

At approximately 2:30 p.m. on September 22, 2018, Kamsack RCMP responded to a complaint of an assault at a residence on the Cote First Nation. A 26-year-old male from Cote First Nation was arrested without incident, according to an RCMP release.

Among the 63 two-person teams who competed in the second annual Madge Lake Walleye Cup, two local teams finished in the third and fourth spots. For two straight years the team of Glen Becenko and Vaughn Binkley were able to grab a third-place finish.

The first draw in the Chase the Ace (CTA) fundraiser sponsored by the KamKids Daycare happened shortly after the group received its final go-ahead to proceed.