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“Walking is one of the best exercises for all age groups and it is free,” said Eugene Boychuk, one of the organizers of the Sturgis indoor walking program. The Sturgis indoor walking program kicked off for another season on November 3.

The new location of a Tim Hortons franchise opened next to the Canora Pharmacy and has been creating buzz throughout Canora residents ever since.

The auditorium of Canora Composite School was recently turned into a literal stomping ground when Lion Bear Fox performed its first concert in Canora and the second concert in the Stars for Saskatchewan series.

A new business has opened in Canora with the goal of providing something the owner thinks is desperately needed: a place to relax.

Birthday celebrations, potlucks, and Ukrainian music were just a few of the things guests enjoyed at the Keen Age Society’s recent socials.

The Preeceville and District Mushers Rendezvous committee has been busy with organizational meetings for the annual Rendezvous being held on February 3, 4 and 5.

The November 8 Kaiser tournament winners were Raymond Dyky and Shirley Kosar in first place; Walter Karmazinuk and Marcile Hadubiak in second place, and Ed Brezenski and Nick Woloschuk in third place.

With the fall hunting season underway, it’s time to discuss land access issues and the variety of lands available to hunt on in Saskatchewan.

Gary and Ginette Ostafie, who farm in Mikado, were the winners of a special award for farmers involved in their communities.