Kamsack Times

The provincial government’s decision to consolidate the 12 existing regional health authorities into one single entity was discussed by Don Rae, chair of the Sunrise Health Region board at its meeting on January 25.

Kamsack and Canora air cadets joined together in Kamsack on January 28 for an exercise in rockets. Wade Stachura, a second lieutenant with the Canora squadron who is its training officer, led the exercise at the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute.

(EDITOR’S NOTE: The following letter by Gary Gabel of Madge Lake, although addressed to American President Donald Trump, is submitted to this newspaper as a Letter to the Editor.) Dear Mr.

The Kamsack Comprehensive Institute junior boys and girls curling teams returned home from the junior district bonspiel in Yorkton on January 27 and 28 with gold and bronze medals.

The Derek Kruk rink of Arran won the A event of the 18-team Arran Annual Open Mixed Bonspiel held January 22 to 29. Curling with Kruk, the skip, were: Kirk Lylyk, lead; Joe Makohoniuk, third, and Vaughn Demetrick, second.

A Kamsack woman is involved with events being held this month in recognition of February being Saskatchewan Aboriginal Storytelling Month.

Family Literacy Day was observed at the New Beginnings Outreach Centre in Kamsack on January 27. The event was hosted by the Parkland Regional Library, Literacy Hub, said Carol Marriott of Kamsack, a literacy co-ordinator for the Library.