Kamsack Times

My English language research found these rather obscure words, and the stories just followed. The words are all real and they are listed in various English dictionaries.

A South African who began his career in the ministry as a Methodist, is the new priest at Westminster Memorial United Church in Kamsack. Rev.

If the Kamsack area is to have an Olympic athlete to cheer in the next few summer games, that person could very well be Kassidy Petruk.

After twenty-two years as the M.P. for the federal constituency of Yorkton-Melville, I will retire at the next election. I thank my constituents and those who have worked on my campaigns over the years for the faith they have shown in me.

A Kamsack district man has received copies of the second of a two volume book dealing with the lives of European immigrants to the Canadian Prairies at the beginning of the 20th century.

Due to the wildfire conditions in northern areas of Saskatchewan, an additional free fishing opportunity will be considered later this summer.

The Government of Saskatchewan recently announced an additional $800,000 investment in Saskatchewan’s cultural sector with renewed funding for the Culture on the Go program.

Several students from the area were among close to 160 students to receive Access Communications Centennial Scholarships in 2015.

The government continues to fund a unique Saskatoon program that helps low-income people with their legal needs. Justice Minister and Attorney General Gordon Wyant presented the Community Legal Assistance Services for Saskatoon Inner City Inc.

A Kamsack man with extensive experience in pipeline work, environmental and biological engineering and teaching, began work last week as the superintendent of public works at Kamsack.