Kamsack Times

Kamsack's Fire Chief says while fire bans are lifted as a result of recent rain, dead grass can still easily contribute to potential fires.

Transformation to be achieved at no cost to the town.

Large masses of garter snakes emerge from their dens at the Fort Livingstone National Historic Site north of Pelly in the spring.

The morning was ideal for garden work: warm and sunny.

Environment Canada meteorologists were tracking a couple of storms capable of producing strong wind gusts, nickel to ping pong ball size hail and heavy rain.

Kerrie Norton is restoring Indigenous food systems on Cote First Nation—one egg, one garden, and one act of mentorship at a time.

Couple with background in food service industry finds their Sweet Spot.

Friends of Eaglestone serve Mother’s Day tea at Kamsack

Tami Marchinko will also be guest speaker at the cadets’ annual ceremonial review on May 21.

Letter, postmarked from Kamsack, contains graphic, hateful, disturbing and dehumanizing language, including false, derogatory claims about Indigenous people and escalates to violent threats.