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The spotlight was on Norquay one day last week for the community’s annual Salute to Norquay.

Students were given an unexpected day off from regular classes when sewer troubles forced them and the faculty of Canora Composite School to evacuate. At around 8:30 a.m.

After an accident at a train crossing where a grader was hit by a train, police remind motorists that vehicle safety is a priority. Just after 10 a.m.

Activities are underway at the Sunrise Health Region in order celebrate and promote World Breastfeeding Week, according to a release from Sunrise Health Region.

Sunrise Health Region confirmed in a recent release that a regular rotation of visiting physicians and primary health services are once again available in Norquay and Invermay.

The employees of Crossroads Credit Union are using the chance to dress in casual clothes as a way to fund the Filling the Gap Food Bank.

Producers had to fight against rain over September 22 and 23 to continue making progress with harvesting.

The Canora branch of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) had another successful fundraiser for the recently completed Run for the Cure. “This year we made a little over $2,000,” said Elly Carlson, CIBC spokesperson.

The Canora Composite School will be holding its annual clothing drive once again for the school year.

Five Kamsack students and one each from Canora and Invermay were among the 19 students who were awarded entrance scholarships by Parkland College at a presentation event on September 29 in Yorkton.