Kamsack Times

Lawrence Chomos, the chairman of the Sunrise Regional Health Authority, has resigned from the board that he has served on for the past nine years. Chomos was first appointed to the Sunrise Regional Health Authority as a board member in March of 2007.

Affinity Credit Union’s 2015 results reflected an overall increase of 11 per cent in managed assets, which grew to exceed $5.9 billion, alongside a net operating income of $32.

Kamsack and Togo residents are being invited to obtain Spartan Discount Cards that will allow them to make purchases at discount prices in those two communities while raising money for the Victoria School and Kamsack Comprehensive Institute.

The players, coaches and volunteers of the Kamsack Minor Hockey Association’s 2015/16 season were celebrated at the group’s annual banquet held April 14.

Dr. Bill Webster, grief counselor, author, TV host and international speaker is coming back to Sunrise Health Region.

“Before you go out, the candle goes out,” Ken Eskdale of Regina, the Stop Burn Injuries chair and instructor for the Wa Wa Shriners, told students from Kindergarten to Grade 5 last week.

Is it only coincidence that the professional entertainers who express appreciation for the marvellous venue which is the Kamsack Playhouse are the acts who are cheered the loudest? “If you build it, they will sing?” On their current Stars for Saskatc

By William Koreluik Is it only coincidence that the professional entertainers who express appreciation for the marvellous venue which is the Kamsack Playhouse are the acts who are cheered the loudest? “If you build it, they will sing?” On their curre

Jim Woodward, president of the Kamsack branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, was re-elected zone commander at the Legion’s zone rally held in Kamsack on April 11.

By Gail Krawetz The Province of Saskatchewan has proclaimed 2016 to be the Year of Saskatchewan Ukrainians. This designation acknowledges the 125th anniversary of the arrival of the first Ukrainian immigrants in Canada.