Kamsack Times

While honouring veterans and remembering their sacrifices at the Remembrance Day banquet at the Legion Hall in Kamsack on November 11, members and guests reflected on the trip to Europe made by Kamsack cadets last year, were informed of another trip

Kamsack Mayor Rod Gardner and town council have more work ahead of them if they still wish to have regulations changed to allow increased usage of golf carts in the community.

Honouring the Veterans’ Sunday was the theme of a special service at Westminster Memorial United Church in Kamsack on November 8.

Details of the Assiniboine Valley Medical Centre in Kamsack became part of the official record of the Saskatchewan Legislature after Ken Krawetz, Canora-Pelly MLA, spoke about the facility during the October 27 session.

By June How The Norquay branch of the Royal Canadian Legion held its Remembrance Day service at 11 a.m. on November 11 at the Norquay Communiplex.

Just six days shy of her 81st birthday, last month Margaret Waselenko of Pelly walked a total of 15 kilometres from Pelly to Arran.

Residents of Eaglestone Lodge now have access to a full set of art supplies thanks to the Kamsack Community Arts Council.

Beautiful weather on November 8 helped make a work bee a more pleasant experience for the staff, board members and volunteers at the Duck Mountain Ski Area.

By Leanne McGriskin With the help of coaches Mike McGriskin and Logan Hilderman, the second-place Kamsack Midget Flyers are looking forward to a great season after having racked up four points with two wins over both the Yorkton Remax Terriers and th

By Doug Elsasser Thomas Jordens, a well-known sports organizer and Madge Lake resident, has convinced seven men’s curling teams to join the Duck Mountain Super League. The teams are from Kamsack, Canora, Benito, Arran and Norquay.