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Those driving or walking near the east or south side of Canora during the morning of October 6 may have seen an unusual sight: a ferris wheel being moved to it new home.

A group of Veregin and district residents, who take a keen interest in the continuation of the Veregin New Horizons Community Hall and Centre, met at the Centre last week where they received a donation of $10,000 from Jack Blahut, the area marketing

Held on October 7, which was during Fire Prevention Week, the October trade show at the Preeceville Community Hall focused on fire prevention and safety. The Preeceville Volunteer Fire Department sponsored the event with 36 vendors in attendance.

Rev. Brett Watson stopped by Canora Junior Elementary School (CJES) on October 6 to accept the donation of produce from the CJES garden on behalf of the Filling the Gap Food Bank in Canora.

Hawarden horror exhibit a local fan favorite

The Outlook town council held a regularly-scheduled meeting on the night of Wednesday, October 11.

RCMP called to sudden death at an industrial site

A Kamsack woman, who for 36 years had operated a successful business on main street, celebrated her 100 th birthday on September 30.

The City of Yorkton is in the process of eliminating an oversight in its Zoning Bylaw. “In response to realtor inquiries regarding a vacant parcel of land in the C-3 Highway Commercial zone, after reviewing the current Zoning Bylaw No.

That laughter-filled, traditional beginning to the Christmas season in Kamsack, known as the annual Kamsack Players’ dinner theatre, continues this year with Drinking Habits .