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The White Bear First Nations welcomed dancers from all over Canada and the U.S. for its annual powwow from July 5-7. Powwows are celebrations that showcase the peoples’ music, dances, regalia, food and crafts.

A unique opportunity for residents of Canora and area to discover exciting stories from their past is being presented in Yorkton in September.

What messages did parishioners of Westminster Memorial United Church hide in a time capsule not seen in 100 years? What did they think was important to tell the world long after they’re gone? “We find out on August 4 when, as part of the Church’s cen

The Town of Preeceville will be holding a byelection to fill the vacancy left by Councillor Johnny Petryshyn.

Sabrina Moshenko, daughter of Jaime and Curtis Brock, is a 2019 graduate of Canora Composite School.

SaskPower is set to continue its commercial and industrial smart meter program, which will see the installation of approximately 20,000 more meters on businesses across the province.

Smoke on the Water, the annual community fundraiser and block party is celebrating its sixth year and is being expanded into a two-day event with organizers promising to offer “more music, more food and more opportunity to give back to the community.