Kamsack Times

Over 35 people came out to participate in the first organized fun shoot sponsored by the Kamsack River Valley Archery Club (RVAC).

About 190 persons attended the Norquay branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation’s annual awards night and banquet on April 14. Johnny Petryshyn, Preeceville conservation officer, was the emcee for the evening.

The Kamsack Dance Club held its second annual dance recital, titled “Legendary”, on April 7.

Two men who grew up in the Kamsack area and refer to Duck Mountain Provincial Park (DMPP) as “part of our backyard” have formed a partnership and will focus on long-term strategies to create changes in the Park that will affect future generations.

The RM of Keys holds an annual ratepayers' meeting, which provides the opportunity to review our financial position, council activities and to hear about upcoming initiatives.

It has been recently learned that the council and the administrator of the RM of Keys have been meeting behind closed doors for the past three years with an applicant who wishes to locate a significant community of people and an intensive livestock o

There was plenty of discussion as the RM of Keys held its open forum ratepayer meeting on April 16 at the Ukrainian Catholic Hall in Canora with approximately 100 area residents in attendance.

Naloxone, sometimes called the “overdose drug” can save lives but training on how to administer it is an important first step.

A floorplan has been drafted, papers have been signed and construction is well underway to enable a dentist to re-locate to Kamsack. “I am hoping to be moved in and all set up to practice by the beginning of July,” Dr. Sam Mazahreh said.

Kamsack town council adopted a policy to deal with the return of confiscated recycle carts at the regular meeting on April 9.