Kamsack Times

During a forest plan meeting held at the Duck Mountain Recreation Hall on Oct. 12, Pat Mackasey, a Park Forest ecologist based in Prince Albert, welcomed everyone to discuss forest management strategies.

Norquay residents came together to support a local fall supper at the Ukrainian Catholic Parish church, highlighting their eagerness to contribute to a common cause.

QAnon’s Romana Didulo and her supporters have taken over an abandoned school in the tiny village of Richmound.

"I saw my parents drinking and I couldn't believe how changed they were."

On the Sept. 29, the Kamsack town council held an Orange Shirt Day barbecue in recognition of the national day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Kamsack Times had the opportunity to meet with Stefanie Wilkinson and Dr. Ellen Amundsen-Case, who work tirelessly to care for the animals at the Paws and Claws.

Since the program launched in 2011, Saskatchewan has been able to attract and retain 283 family doctors across the province.

Kamsack health professionals emphasized staffing shortages, healthcare technology and access to care to the province’s new rural health minister as he toured the local hospital.

The majority of crop damage was due to wind, waterfowl and rain. Some of the crop is coming off tough and being placed into aeration bins.

Sadok Ukrainian Dance School in Kamsack is gearing up to celebrate its 20th year of sharing the art and culture of Ukrainian dance with the community.