Kamsack Times

The deer population is coming back, Riley Barrowman, president of the Kamsack branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation, said last week as members had their trophies scored.

The Sunny Centre By William Koreluik Editor/Reporter for the Kamsack Times

By Doug Elsasser

At least one Kamsack home has taken on an extreme festive appearance with dancing colourful lights and inflatable Christmas characters that mimic a children’s fantasy playground.

Once again as a pre-Christmas ritual, students of the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute are busy raising funds and encouraging residents to support them as they endeavour to fill several hampers with food that will be distributed to students’ families

I write this with grieving in my heart. I was standing in the doorway of a hospital room a few days ago, about to visit a patient, when a call came on my cellphone.

By Kent Hembling

The Kamsack Recreation Board has its eyes set on winning $10,000; the only catch being lots and lots of people have to do lots and lots of moving around for 10 days in March.

Calvin Straightnose was elected chief of Keeseekoose First Nation following polling on November 25. Straightnose obtained 239 votes, according to the statement of results from Loretta J. Pete Lambert, the returning officer.