Kamsack Times

Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance were sentenced to life in prison on second-degree murder charges in 1994 for the death of Anthony Joseph Dolff of Kamsack. They have maintained their innocence for almost 30 years.

As of Aug. 8, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) will transition from mass vaccination clinics and their online appointment booking system to focused outreach to provide COVID-19 vaccinations where residents live, work and play. 

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A Regina man is facing several child pornography charges following an investigation by the provincial ICE Unit.

On Sunday, July 11, Saskatchewan residents were granted the first opportunity to drop their masks, take a deep breath of unfiltered air and free their ears from tugging straps as the province lifted restrictions on the option of wearing masks in public settings.

If you saw a heat wave, would you wave back?

For those who have ever dreamed of operating a charming, small town diner, you may be interested to know that the 1950s retro style theme restaurant, The Whistle Stop Classic Rock Café and Lounge in Norquay is up for sale.

Tony Derwores is the owner and operator of TDX Contracting – a landscaping and excavation company operating out of Kamsack. Derwores has over 22 years of experience and knowledge in operating equipment as a result of working for multiple construction companies across Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

They have been in town for only a week, so it didn’t take long for Soon Kwon and Tina Choi – the new owners of the historic Kamsack hotel, The Woodlander, to host a grand opening event to introduce themselves and greet locals.