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New councillor elected in Kamsack

A byelection was held on September 25 to fill a seat on Town Council left vacant when Jared Ruf resigned in July.
Preeceville and Sturgis students Inspired to “Take Action”

Preeceville and Sturgis students Inspired to “Take Action”

Members of Preeceville and Sturgis Student Representative Councils, accompanied by their advisors, travelled to Watrous for the annual Saskatchewan Student Leadership Conference on September 18 to September 20.

Canora/Sturgis RCMP Detachment activity report

Break and Enter to garage and theft of vehicle Sometime between September 15 and September 16, Canora/Sturgis RCMP responded to a break and enter and theft in Preeceville. There was a break-in to a back yard garage.

Saskatchewan business and community leaders to be recognized

At the 2019 ABEX Awards
Felicia Gay Appointed as the MacKenzie Art Gallery's first Mitacs Curatorial Fellow

Felicia Gay Appointed as the MacKenzie Art Gallery's first Mitacs Curatorial Fellow

The MacKenzie Art Gallery has announced the appointment of Felicia Gay to the position of Curatorial Fellow. Gay’s position is a cross-appointment with the University of Regina through a Mitacs funded fellowship and runs until April 2021.
U of R sees largest enrolment increase in 37 years

U of R sees largest enrolment increase in 37 years

Close to one thousand (933) more students are registered for classes this fall than were registered last year at this time.

College of Education at USask receives $1-million dollar gift

To transform teaching and learning

Canora school project in running for major Crossroads funding

Canora Composite School, along with groups from Sturgis and Wadena, has applied for $15,000 in funding through the Crossroads Credit Union Major Investment Fund, as part of the $36,500 funding to be allocated to local communities served by Crossroads

Three First Nations support Drug Awareness March

A tri-reserve Drug Awareness March was held on September 23.

Town Council discusses numerous topics

The Town of Preeceville council met for a regular council meeting September 11 and discussed many issues. The minutes from the August regular council meeting were approved to be released to the public, according to Lorelei Karcha, adminstrator.
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