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The first Madge Lake Walleye Cup took place September 16 at Duck Mountain Provincial Park with 46 teams, two anglers per boat, from across Saskatchewan and Manitoba competing in the one-day catch and release tournament for cash and prizes exceeding $

Pat Sykes of Preeceville said she was too excited to sleep after discovering her August 25 Lotto Max ticket was a $100,000 Extra winner. “I feel humbled and blessed to have won,” she said. “I was completely shocked.

The Canora Swimming Pool (CSP) had one of the busiest summers in recent memory, but the large and experienced staff was up to the challenge.

A “very successful” fundraiser was held on September 17 at the Kamsack Legion Hall. Kamsack resident Barry Golay has been struggling with cancer since 2014.

Fall season is the time for many gardeners to be harvesting produce off their garden and a veggie exchange is a perfect outlet for gardeners to share any extra vegetables.

A number of members of the Canora air cadets participated in summer camps where they learned important skills while meeting new people from across Canada. F/Cpl.

New to the staff of the Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex this year are five teachers, four educational assistants and one administrative assistant.

The largest pumpkin topped the scales at 100 pounds during the Preeceville largest vegetable contest at the Preeceville Legion Hall on September 23. Cayden and Jordyn Worobetz of Preeceville brought in the pumpkin to be weighed by Maureen Johnson.

When Porter Wolkowski of Canora sold his 4-H steer to Logan Stevens Equipment of Yorkton at the Yorkton 4-H Regional Show and Sale on July 5, instead of keeping all the money for his own use, he decided to use a portion of it to support a cause that

The Hiawatha chapter of the Eastern Star hosted the official visit of the order’s Worthy Grand Matron and Patron on September 8.