Local News

The Canora Courier weekly community newspaper is now available on the Internet. This newspaper, which was established in 1908, is one of the last remaining community newspapers owned by Glacier Media Group with an Internet presence.

Sunrise Health Region would like to invite everyone to its “Open House of the Yorkton Milk Drop.” This event will be held in the main board room at the Yorkton Regional Health Centre on December 3.

Playing host to the Cote Novice Chiefs on Sunday, the Canora Novice Red team recorded an overwhelming 24-2 win.

A huge thank you to Yorkton Plumbing and Heating for installing the fans at the Calder Community Rink. A huge thank you to the volunteers that helped at the rink for the last few days.

Enjoying themselves with an imitation snowman and other Christmas decorations at a display set up by Joanne Bandura and Marilyn Chorneyko for the annual Christmas in November craft sale held at Kamsack on November 15 were Jameson Parnetta and Grace S

Included in the group of 10 women on the 2016 Prairie Women On Snowmobiles are two women from the Pelly-Norquay area.

A former Kamsack resident, who is a Regina-based lawyer, was elected as a Bencher with the Law Society of Saskatchewan for the Regina Electoral District. Dave Bishop, son of Dr.

A new store opened this week on main street in Kamsack that is handling new liquidation-type products, garage and estate sale used items and antiques. Penny’s Liquidation was opened in the former SaskPower building by Eugene and Joan Tataryn.

The Kamsack RCMP want the public to be aware of a phone scam where a fraudster purports to be a Canada Revenue Agency representative and pressures the potential victim into paying a non-existent debt.

The Canora, Kamsack and Preeceville government liquor stores are among the 40 that the provincial government plans to privitize.