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Jon Kalmakoff, formerly of Canora, has been diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease (PKD), an inherited disease, and is looking for a kidney transplant. Kalmakoff grew up in Canora, where his family has lived and farmed for many generations.

Two straight wins and the Yorkton Terriers were back atop the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League’s Viterra Division. The latest win Friday against LaRonge on Farrell Agencies Arena ice boosted the Terrier season record to 24-19-1-0 for 49 points.

Kamsack Town Council held a regular meeting on November 13. Council has begun investigation into the feasibility of erecting a Solar Farm on the town-owned former NPC (Northern Petroleum Corporation) site.

January 27 will mark the 20 th anniversary of Family Literacy Day, the national annual literacy initiative developed by ABC Life Literacy Canada, stated Leslea Hanson, senior English Language Arts (ELA) teacher at Preeceville School.

Remco Memorials, based in Regina, has made a donation of $3,000 to support Shawna Leson of Canora, a core rider for Prairie Women on Snowmobiles (PWOS) Mission 2019.

A local First Nation business was honoured by the Saskatchewan Indian Equity Foundation (SIEF) recently when it was presented with the SIEF Entrepreneurial Spirt Award. Cote Market, located along Highway No.

The Endeavour Rec Board has decided not to offer a curling ice surface this year due to lack of interest in the curling community.

Jon Kalmakoff, formerly of Canora, has been diagnosed with polycystic kidney disease (PKD), an inherited disease, and is looking for a kidney transplant. Kalmakoff grew up in Canora, where his family has lived and farmed for many generations.

Don’t let the name fool you. Combining the action of tennis, ping pong and badminton, this game is fast paced and unique. Chances are, you can probably play it.

For those looking to explore different facets of themselves through performance, Yorkton Pride has a new workshop that promises to open your mind.