Kamsack Times

The Norquay branch of the Royal Canadian Legion held a Remembrance Day service at 11 a.m. on November 11 at the Norquay Communiplex. The service began with the singing of O Canada and was followed by the playing of The Last Post by Ewen Achtymichuk.

A study released recently by university researchers reinforces a long-held belief of a Kamsack woman who has been fostering therapeutic sessions with horses at Ravenheart Farm.

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) executive called on the United States government and the United Nations to intervene in the police actions being taken against water protectors at Standing Rock, North Dakota.

Placing fourth in the conference competition where only the top three teams had qualified to advance to the regional competition, ended the 2016 season for the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute senior girls volleyball team.

Nearly two dozen senior curlers in Kamsack have joined to play during the 2016-17 season with Club 55. “We curl Monday and Thursday afternoons,” said Lloyd Thomas, drawmaster for the club.

By Doug Elsasser

Air force major talks about generational change and the Legion

By Gail Krawetz

One of the best lessons of history is that great results often follow from seemingly small events, Rev. Stephen Ruten said in his homily during the Remembrance Day service held at the Victoria School on November 11.