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The Canadian Reining Committee of Equestrian Canada formally welcomed Rhea Pole of Preeceville on February 8 as its new Chef D’equipe (manager) for the 2018 World Equestrian Games Canadian Reining Team, stated a news release from the Canadian Reining

Yorkton Council has approved its operation and capital budgets. The decision, by a four to two vote, was made at the regular meeting of Council last Tuesday, rubber stamping the documents first released in January.

Suspect implied he had gun, fled the scene

A world renowned hoop dancer and storyteller, “who never ceases to amaze,” was in the Kamsack area performing with the hoops while telling his audiences how rich his First Nation heritage is.

For the month of January, Adley and Sage Ward, both of Preeceville played host to Flat Stanley, a character from the book series named after him, said Leslea Hanson, their mother.

Cheers, Canadian flags, photos of Brigette Lacquette and nearly everyone wearing red T-shirts saying “Canada Go 4 Gold” made up the setting of a rally at Cote First Nation on February 15.

The Sturgis Kinsmen and Kinettes are preparing their 38 th annual Mini-Miracle and organizers have said they have a full stage of talent lined up.

The 41 st annual Easter Seals Snowarama fundraising snowmobile ride generated more than $120,000 on February 10.

On Friday, customers of the Co-op food store in Kamsack were able to purchase 50/50 tickets that were sold to raise money for the construction of a cairn that is to be located on the site of Poplar Point School.

Seven Sturgis Composite School staff members were recognized for their dedication, hard work and years of service in a special ceremony at the school on February 15.