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On Remembrance Day Canora remembered those who served

On Remembrance Day Canora remembered those who served

In spite of the chilly weather, a group of residents gathered at the cenotaph at the town hall in Canora for the annual Remembrance Day service, to pay tribute to those who have served Canada.
Kamsack Remembrance Day service held in front of 150 white crosses in recognition of Canada 150

Kamsack Remembrance Day service held in front of 150 white crosses in recognition of Canada 150

The Victoria School gymnasium was decorated with 150 small white crosses accented by red poppies for the Remembrance Day service in Kamsack when 43 wreathes were laid in honour of deceased veterans.

Musher Rendezvous to celebrate 20 years

The Preeceville and District Musher Rendezvous committee held an organization meeting on November 14 with discussion surrounding various topics. The organization will be celebrating 20 years this season.
Canora Clydesdale breeder captures inaugural Breeders Cup

Canora Clydesdale breeder captures inaugural Breeders Cup

Linda Banga of Canora and her seven-year-old mare Banga’s Keeva were victorious in the first Clydesdale Breeders Cup competition at the Grain Millers Harvest Showdown in Yorkton on November 2.

Outlook Town Council News & Notes - November 14

The town council of Outlook met for a scheduled meeting on Tuesday night, November 14.
Environmental charges at Madge Lake lead to over $22,000 in fines

Environmental charges at Madge Lake lead to over $22,000 in fines

An American cabin owner and his contractor recently pleaded guilty to environmental charges related to an incident this spring at Madge Lake in Duck Mountain Provincial Park that damaged the shoreline and park property.
Invermay resident writes book detailing history of Saskatchewan Party

Invermay resident writes book detailing history of Saskatchewan Party

Gail Krawetz never thought she’d write a political history book, but that’s exactly what she’s done.
Preeceville man and family keeps fighting the battle

Preeceville man and family keeps fighting the battle

Keri Gardner has continued her fight to get the help her husband Rod requires to get better. The couple’s journey has been a long battle that started nearly a year ago.

Luther Place Residence Marks 20 Years

Senior housing facility opened in 1997
City adopts updated purchasing policy

City adopts updated purchasing policy

The city of Yorkton has updated its purchasing policy. The purchasing policy had a complete review as the document needed to be updated to reflect trade agreements, and was adjusted to the adopt the policy of best value, as opposed to best price.
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