Local News

Only one poll was required for the RM of Sliding Hills, and when votes were tallied on October 26, results indicated that the council for the municipality will remain the same.

Ballots for two polls were counted on October 26, and the RM of Keys now has an incumbent reeve as well as one incumbent councillor and two new councillors. A total of 272 votes were submitted in the RM of Keys’ election for reeve.

Canora Composite School students were among the 12,000 students across the province who, despite being under the voting age, cast ballots for municipal elections as part of the Student Vote program.

The first concert put on by the Canora Arts Council was far from disappointing for both fans and for the council.

The entertainment is always top notch when local musicians entertain members and guests at the PALS jam session and Friday night supper. Elaine Swiderski was the 50/50 winner on October 21 at the PALS building on Front Street.

Wanting to get into the right mood for Halloween, last week a group of youngsters met at the home of Shelley and David Filipchuk on Nicholas Street, knowing that Shelley is “a nut for Halloween.

An actor who has captivated the audiences in most of the productions staged by the Kamsack Players over the past eight years, and a pianist who is vigorously applauded at Community Choir concerts have been at work for about six months learning their

With fingers crossed, the ice in the skating arena of Broda Sportsplex might be ready for use within a couple weeks, which will have delayed the skating season opening by about a month.

A Kamsack man is among the 144 persons that were awarded the Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal this month. Barry Golay of Kamsack was at Sir Richard Lake Hall at Government House in Regina on October 18 when Lieut.-Gov.