Kamsack Times

A group of residents of Cote and Keeseekoose First Nations left for North Dakota today in support of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe who are trying to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline.

The supplies are in for another poppy campaign by the Kamsack branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, and on October 28 many of its members will be taking poppies to the community.

By Kaare Askildt

The Kamsack Community Arts Council is presenting Fred Eaglesmith as its first performance of the 2016-2017 Stars for Saskatchewan live music season. The show will be at the Playhouse Theatre on Saturday.

Those plans previously proposed by the Kamsack branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation to make use of Kamsack’s unused off-stream reservoir next to Riverside Golf Course have quite likely been halted for good.

A fine amnesty, free new cards, a guest speaker and a picture contest are all part of what’s going on at the Kamsack Library this week which has been proclaimed Saskatchewan Library Week.

Congratulations on being a part of Saskatchewan’s Small Business community. Year after year, small business owners open their doors daily to us, the consumers, in order to provide goods and services we require.

Air cadets from Kamsack and Canora met at Kamsack on October 8 for an introduction to biathlon, which is “an up-and-coming” sport. With Lt. Darren Paul of the Canora detachment as the instructor, the day began at 10 a.m.

With music and dancing, food and drink and costumes and prizes, a committee of the Kamsack Minor Hockey Association is planning a big Halloween bash next week.

Since Small Business Week was celebrated last year, Kamsack’s business community can boast that a new small business has opened, or dramatic changes have been made to an existing business, at an average of almost one a month.