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Endeavour supports daffodil month

Endeavour supports daffodil month

The month of April was declared daffodil month by the Canadian Cancer Society. Volunteers will be busy delivering and selling bright, yellow daffodils to help raise money to support the fight against cancer, according to the cancer web site.
Former resident celebrates 100th birthday

Former resident celebrates 100th birthday

Mary Umrysh, who was born and raised in Canora, celebrated her 100 th birthday on March 24 at her residence in Brampton, Ont. with family members and fellow residents.

2017 Youth of the Year: Chastan Sim

Award winners to be honored later this month

Outlook Town Council News & Notes - March 28

The town council of Outlook met for its regularly-scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, March 28.

UPDATED: Missing Youth Last Seen in Outlook (FOUND)

Outlook RCMP looking for public's help

2017 Jim Kook Citizen of the Year: Darlene Hovdestad

Award winners to be honored later this month
Area farmers learn how drones can help their farms become more productive

Area farmers learn how drones can help their farms become more productive

At a school held in Ebenezer on March 21-22, Canora and area farmers saw how modern drone technology can help boost their bottom line.
Kamsack-born woman celebrates 110th birthday

Kamsack-born woman celebrates 110th birthday

A woman who was born on March 2 near Kamsack 110 years ago, celebrated her birthday this month at her home at Fairway View Neighborhoods in Ortonville, Minnesota.
Preeceville Lutheran Church missionary workers help less fortunate in Mexico

Preeceville Lutheran Church missionary workers help less fortunate in Mexico

A team of nine missionary workers from the St. John Lutheran Church in Preeceville left on February 24 to spend a week in Vicente Guerrero, a town situated in the Baja peninsula of Mexico.
Canora Composite School Drama Club presents entertaining comedy

Canora Composite School Drama Club presents entertaining comedy

When Graeme Wilgosh heard that Betty Tomilin would once again be writing and directing the CCS (Canora Composite School) Drama Club production this year, the Grade 12 student knew right away he wanted to be in it.
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