Local News

The fifth annual River Ridge Fish & Game Gun Show was held on June 9 to 10 at the Sylvia Fedoruk Centre in Canora, with vendors in attendance from Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

The town council of Outlook met for a regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, June 13.

Community comes out to spotlight those who answer the call

The Preeceville and Sturgis Care Homes were recently united under one operation when Bev Berger and Art Crozier, Preeceville owners, purchased the Sturgis home on May 1. An open house was held on May 26 to introduce and welcome them to the home.

A former district resident who now lives in Hawaii recently responded to an enquiry regarding her situation in light of the erupting volcano, saying that although she is three islands away from the volcano, she and other residents must deal with the

Dr. Morteza Shahrestani has indicated he will be leaving the community of Preeceville in late 2018 for personal reasons.

Sadok Ukrainian Dancers wrapped up their l4th year by attending two dance competitions and a year-end concert.

The Sturgis Composite School performed Murder’s in the Heir in front an audience of their peers, teachers and guests on June 7.The play was written by Billy St. John.

For the first time, Tim Hortons Camp Day festivities were held at the Tim Hortons outlet in Canora on June 6.

The YTC (Yorkton Tribal Council) Indigenous Chef Competition, the first of its kind in a Saskatchewan First Nation school, was won by a group of students from the Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex (CGCEC.