Kamsack Times

Indigenous communities across Canada have been forced to once again deal with the pain and suffering that has come from Canada’s residential school system.

Students from the Victoria Elementary School in Kamsack had something to say.

Cost cutting measures are currently underway at the Eaglestone Lodge in Kamsack.

Kate Erhardt, of Togo, is a KCI student in Grade 11 who recently earned a silver medal in the 2021 Virtual Skills Canada Provincial Competition held on April 17.

The Kamsack Family Resource Centre (KFRC), a SIGN program serving that community, is undertaking a two‐pronged food security and nutrition program starting in June, according to a press release.

The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is calling on the federal government to intervene and release two Saskatchewan sisters who have served almost three decades in prison for a murder they say they didn’t commit.

Here we are, gardeners, almost at the May long weekend, the unofficial “planting time” for our gardens.

On May 8, a grass fire on the Cote First Nation sparked a blaze that would eventually stretch over a number of hectares of the rural municipality.

Today, local author Karry Ann Nunn of Kamsack is feeling happy and empowered…but it took some work to get there.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is cutting life-saving microbiology testing from the Yorkton Regional Hospital.