Local News

Marjorie Blackburn of Sylvan Lake, Alta., representative for In Touch Ministries, collected the blankets and quilts that were sewn by the Klothes for Kids project in Sturgis on November 21.

Canora Wheatland Lioness has announced another successful completion of the Saskatchewan Safety Council’s Babysitter Training Course.

Increase in break and enters Recently, there has been an increase in break and enters in the RM of Sliding Hills, around the Mikado area.

Increase in break and enters Recently, there has been an increase in break and enters in the RM of Sliding Hills, around the Mikado area.

Kamsack continues to be a leading edge community with the opening of a new dental clinic in the same building as the town’s existing medical clinic.

The Family Resource Centre continues to provide family support and install family values through a variety of programs.

Changes to requirements for a property on Railway Avenue and authorization for snowmobile activity in the RM’s of Keys, Good Lake and Sliding Hills were among the items of concern to town council at its regular meeting on November 20.

The position of fire chief was left vacant in August when Cody Langlois resigned from the Kamsack Volunteer Fire Department (KVFD) to pursue other opportunities.

Jerry Lisitza of Preeceville recently received a Saskatchewan Music Education Association (SMEA) honorary life time member award for his contributions to the association.

On October 28, 19 young people from across Saskatchewan gathered at Government House in Regina to receive their Duke of Edinburgh International Awards from His Honour, the Honourable W. Thomas Molloy, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan.