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The provincial government’s decision to consolidate the 12 existing regional health authorities into one single entity was discussed by Don Rae, chair of the Sunrise Health Region board at its meeting on January 25.

A Canora resident who is a member of the Kamsack RCMP detachment has been charged with impaired driving.

“It was awesome, seeing them coming in on their machines and with their flags flying,” Val Morozoff, secretary of the Canora Lionesses, said last week.

Happy Groundhog Day! Will winter last? Early spring or six weeks of winter? Groundhog Day always falls on February 2 and 2017 was no exception, so wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine.

Yorkton Council confirmed its representation to the Trans Canada Yellowhead Highway Association at its regular meeting Monday. “The City of Yorkton holds a membership in the Trans Canada Yellowhead Highway Association.

The dates to apply for a community grant in Yorkton are changing slightly.

The 10 women of the 2017 tour of the Prairie Women on Snowmobiles (PWOS) accompanied by a crew of eight with a van and flatbed truck, pulled into Kamsack late Sunday afternoon to spend their first night of the tour.

New projects for both Kamsack Comprehensive Institute and Victoria School have become a reality thanks to the Sunrise Health Region, said Heather Netzel, the Community School Co-ordinator at both schools.