Kamsack Times

A man described as a “run of the mill community resident” is the 2016 recipient of the Garden of Saskatchewan Citizen’s ring.

A public grand opening ceremony was held on August 13 in honour of the Horizon Project, the outdoor patio-and-gazebo structure built as an attachment to the Kamsack and District Nursing Home (KDNH).

By Kaare Askildt

The 16-year-old grandson of a Cote First Nation couple is making a name for himself this summer as a fastball pitcher.

Over the weekend of July 14-16, the Canora mosquito baseball team travelled to Tisdale to participate in the Mosquito Provincial Playoffs, said Jennifer Sleeva, coach.

A former chief of Cote First Nation is being honoured by the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) by re-naming the Saskatchewan First Nation summer and winter Games as the Tony Cote First Nations Summer Games and the Tony Cote First Nati

It is estimated that 750 people attended the fourth annual Smoke on the Water event at Duck Mountain Provincial Park on August 4.

Kamsack area residents have until tomorrow to support a nomination which could result in a prize of $250,000 to enhance the Kamsack Swimming Pool.

The judges of the Saskatchewan Horticultural Association’s 73 rd annual show held in Kamsack on Friday agreed that although due to the extreme drought and heat the quality of some of the exhibits was not as good as it has been in other years, they we