Local Business

Prior to taking over the store, Ed Balyski had 18 years experience in business and has been a long-time dedicated community volunteer.

The work done by staff at the 115-year old newspaper was recognized by the provincial government.

Funds for rehabilitation will be directed toward the local airport.

Sibi Arts Collective to revitalize community with cultural markets.

The newspaper is celebrating 115 years, as well as the recent accomplishments of its writing staff.

The front store manager of the Kamsack IDA, Joe Levesque, is the owner and operator of a new cleaning business.

The Sunterra peat moss plant just outside Norquay is the largest in western Canada.

Driven by a desire to share their rich culinary heritage with the local community, the group of healthcare providers, including nurses and healthcare aides, pooled their resources and expertise to embark on this venture.

Aspen Paramedic Services now provides ambulance services for Canora, Preeceville, Kamsack, Norquay and Watson.

Mountainous food portion proves too much for Broderick resident.