Kamsack Times

Figure skating and Ukrainian dance were among the activities starting their new seasons that were discussed by the Norquay Recreation Board at its regular meeting on September 14.

Often we are reminded of good ideas which just never quite lived up to the expectation.

This election I will be faced with a tough choice. I could not ask for more from my MP, Murray Rankin. Everything I have requested, whether by letter, email or by personal visit, has been delivered.

The current refugee crisis begs for scrutiny. The feasibility of terrorists manoeuvring entry amongst them is very real. Here is why.

A former Melville resident who is a Greystone Scholar at the University of Saskatchewan and who because of her community involvement and academic excellence was accepted into the University of Oxford in England, is the Liberal candidate for the Yorkt

The Kamsack Skate Park has received funding from the Canada Post Community Foundation. On Friday, Glady Achtymichuk, postmaster at the Kamsack Post Office, presented a cheque of $2,500 to Kev Sumner, Kamsack recreation director.

The senior football game between the Kamsack Spartans and the Preeceville Panthers on September 16, which was the Spartans’ first game of the season, was an exciting start to the season.

Reasons to be trained in karate are numerous, Rachel Martinuik, president of the Kamsack Karate Club, said last week as she encouraged people to consider registering for another season of instruction.

Daily, farmers are faced with making many decisions about their farming operation.

Reappointments of members to the housing authorities in Kamsack, Norquay and Hyas were recently made by the provincial department of Social Services.