Kamsack Times

Shelby Stratechuk of Springside joined the teaching staff at Victoria School this fall. “This is my first posting as a teacher,” she said. “I will be here until mid-November teaching the Grade 2 class and covering for Rebecca Gibbs.

A Kamsack woman and her daughter are homeless after having lost everything in a house fire on September 5.

Kamsack residents had an opportunity to come out and enjoy cookies and refreshments at the Kamsack Senior Centre on Sunday and meet the new dentist who will be opening a full-service dental practice in the Assiniboine Valley Medical Clinic. Dr.

Recently, political columnist Murray Mandryk wrote in this paper about provincial debt. I thought it reasonable then to offer these additional facts. Much like some households, the Province of Saskatchewan has two ‘kinds’ of debt.

The tradition of using working horse in the field continued in Rama on August 25 and 26. The Rama Performing Arts and Leisure Society (PALS) hosted its annual fall draft horse field days at the Rama Sports grounds.

The annual Memorial Ecumenical Church service in the old Mission Church two miles north of Norquay was held on August 12, and for the first time, organized by the Norquay Ministerial group.

Gardeners from the Norquay area displayed the bounty from their gardens and yards at the annual Norquay Horticultural Society show held at the Norquay Communiplex. Twenty exhibitors brought in a total of 197 entries on August 15.

Dylan Thomas-Bouchier is about to start his first year at the National Theatre School (NTS) in Montreal.

A former Kamsack recreation director has won another Golden Duck trophy to place beside the ones he won last year and in 2013.

In a byelection held to fill the vacant position of mayor in the Village of Pelly, a man who was serving as a councillor for the village won with more than double the votes of his only opposition.