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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.

Jasmine Knihniski of Preeceville traveled to India with a group of 21 Canadian volunteers to help build three classrooms for disadvantaged students in India. She started her journey on July 21 and returned home on August 8.

Sophia Hvidston of Canora turns six years old today (September 20) and she would be very happy if her acute lymphoblastic leukemia stays in remission for every day and every birthday from now on.

Kelsey Ecological Society held its annual barbecue on August 26 at the residence of Kathleen and Michael Pitt's Lake Lomond farm. "It was a very sunny Saturday," said Kathleen Pitt.

The annual Canora Composite High School Pensioner’s Prom was hosted by the Class of 1970 on August 11 and 12 at the Canora Legion Dugout, said Gwen Westerlund, class member.

The town council of Outlook held their regular meeting on Wednesday night, September 13.