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Melissa Grona is the new principal at Invermay School, but she is a familiar face to just about everyone at the school.

Town council has clarified a couple of issues between itself and the firefighters concerning ownership of property.

Paul Geerdts has started his new position as the shop teacher for grades 7-12 at Canora Composite School (CCS) and grades 10-12 at Invermay school, and said his main goal is to help his students be employable by teaching them the skills expected by p

The last two of the four-signs project undertaken by the KCI SADD group were placed at the highway entrances to Kamsack this summer.

The Preeceville Nursery School was in attendance at the Town of Preeceville community-wide registration evening on September 12.

Fall is often a challenging time for Canora’s Filling the Gap Food Bank, and this year is no different, said Pastor Mavis Watson, who has been running Filling the Gap as a volunteer for about the past six years.

The technician working at the Kamsack Veterinary Clinic has been named the Saskatchewan Veterinary Medical Association’s (SVMA) technician of the year. Cynthia Koreluik, who has worked at the Kamsack clinic with Dr.

The Sturgis Kinette Fall Market attracted 26 vendors and was said to have been a huge success. The market was held at the Sturgis Community Hall on September 16. The Kinettes featured a lunch counter and a raffle table.

The Ukrainian Orthodox Church, which has owned Rainbow Hall in Canora ever since it was built in 1940, has decided to put the building up for sale, said Marie Wasyliw and Dorothy Korol, church members.