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Furbearer conservation, including all aspects that relate to the harvest of furbearers, are under provincial jurisdiction and are managed by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment, said Colin Lawson, Ministry of Environment in the Yorkton field off

Bob Drayer of Sturgis hosted a benefit concert with his compositions on the organ, harpsichord and the clavichord. The concert, to benefit the victims of Hurricane Matthew in Haiti, was held at the Sturgis Grace United Church Hall on October 17.

Wet and cool weather, especially frequent rain and snow and lower temperatures, have stalled harvest for three weeks.

All of us, be it at Halloween or not, have heard a good ghost story. That could include a story about unexplained apparitions, colourful orbs appearing, something lurking in the dark or mysterious lights flashing.

It is not often that people can say they have found a second home across the globe, but a Canora Composite School student believes she can say that now.

The Canora Composite School auditorium will be full of music and fun tonight (October 26) to kick off the Stars for Saskatchewan concert series.

Influenza immunization clinics begin on October 31, and over the coming week, a listing of all Sunrise Health Region influenza immunization clinics will be delivered to every home mailbox in the region.

An exciting week was had by Canora Junior Elementary School staff and students in order to celebrate Education Week.

At the September 28 meeting of the Sunrise Regional Health Authority, it was announced that the Ministry of Health has officially appointed Don Rae as chairperson and Dave Schappert as vice-chairperson of the Sunrise Regional Health Authority.

Marie Grychowski provided lunch for the bingo players on October 16 at the Golden Jets Centre.