Kamsack Times

A girls team from the Yorkton Regional High School and a boys team from Saltcoats topped the district junior curling competition held at the Broda Sportsplex in Kamsack January 29 and 30.

“Everyone enjoyed the clinic,” Kevin Chutskoff, president of the Kamsack Curling Club, said of the clinic that was held at the Broda Sportsplex on January 27.

A Swan River rink topped the annual Norquay Open Mixed Bonspiel that was played January 16 to 23 with 18 rinks participating. Out-of-town rinks were from Arran, Benito, Norquay, Pelly and Swan River.

Kamsack’s Cancer Self-Help Group’s 15 th annual fundraiser for cancer research was held on January 27.

At play in a tub full of soapy, coloured, warm water at the KamKids Daycare in Kamsack on Friday, from left, were: Bridgette Lukey, Meredith Burback, Kacee Kitchen and Justus Jacquet.

A woman with 20 years experience as a massage therapist will be opening a massage therapy and counselling practice in Kamsack on February 1.

Canadians are currently living longer and between 2006 and 2011, a total of 26 per cent more Canadians reached the age of 100, according to Statistics Canada.

A Keeseekoose First Nation man died following a traffic accident north of Yorkton on Saturday. On January 23, shortly before 8 a.m., a 22-year-old male from the Keeseekoose First Nation was walking on Highway No.

The judges for the Parkland Music Festival which starts February 7 and concludes on the 12 th in Canora have been selected.

Two Aboriginal storytellers who were in the area’s schools last year are returning to the district in February, which is Saskatchewan Aboriginal Storytelling Month.