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Curtis Toneff said as an 18-year-old rookie playing in Humboldt for the Battlefords North Stars, he was maybe a bit intimidated by the Elgar Petersen Arena.

Father’s Day is coming up, and to celebrate, the Western Development Museum held their ‘Daddy and I, Coffee and Pie’ event on Sunday. The kids and their dads came by to have some refreshments, and, of course, pie.

During the annual ceremonial review held at the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute on May 15, the formal inspection and march past the reviewing party was introduced by emcee Becki Pattison. Members of the reviewing party included: Maj.

Hub International Limited (Hub), a leading global insurance brokerage, announced on June 4 that it has acquired Cottenie and Gardner Inc. (Cottenie & Gardner), said a release from Hub International. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Flight Sergeant Eric Prestie was named cadet of year during the Preeceville Harvard Air Cadet Squadron annual review at the Preeceville Legion Hall on May 29.

Over the May long weekend, as people get used to sunshine and warmer temperatures, things start to get hot, so to speak, for thousands of snakes near Fort Livingstone.

The body of Dallas Miller of Benito, Man. was recovered by the RCMP Underwater Recovery Team on May 31.

Vandalism at Canora Cemetery Between May 20 and May 28 a tombstone was vandalized at the Canora Cemetery with a permanent marker. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Canora/Sturgis RCMP at 306-563-4700.

The Yorkton SPCA, a non-profit, volunteer run organization, held a fundraising barbeque this weekend. The proceeds go towards the costs of taking care of heartwarming, homeless pets still looking for someone to love them and give them a forever home.

On May 25, an appreciative crowd at the Ukrainian Catholic Hall in Canora enjoyed The Comeback King Show, presented by Canora Wheatland Lioness Club.