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Eleven Kamsack air cadets with their three adult supervisors returned to Canada on June 8 after a nine day trip to Europe to help observe the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

The Etoimamie Valley Riders Club acknowledged its riders during its combined fall trail ride and annual banquet and awards hosted at the farm of Tom and Shirley Babchishin on October 26.

The Canora Homecraft 4-H Club has begun its Coats for Kids campaign to help out children in Canora and the surrounding area who don’t have warm clothing to wear this coming winter.

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) would like to educate consumers on vehicle negative equity. Vehicle negative equity occurs when a consumer owes more for a vehicle than what it is worth.

A show billed as a “dynamic and mind-blowing magic show that has entertained and amazed audiences across the globe” did not disappoint on Saturday night.

With their musical artistry and enthusiasm on full display, Nick Earle and Chris Kirby, also known as Earle and Kirby, entertained an audience of approximately 70 concertgoers at Canora Composite School on October 24.

Being paratrooper was the best time of his life and he would not have changed anything about his time that he served in the Army, stated Master Corporal (retired) Dave Whynot. Dave Whynot grew-up in Halifax, Nova Scotia and retired to Sturgis.

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The Royal Saskatchewan Museum’s Dinovember is roaring to life this month with new exhibits that expand on the story of Scotty, the world’s largest T.rex, along with fresh programs and activities for guests of all ages.

Eddie Diakow of the Dobrowody district near Rama was one of 12 recipients at the 2019 UCC (Ukrainian Canadian Congress) Nation Builders Award held at The Hotel Saskatchewan in Regina on October 20.