Preeceville Progress

On March 6, the Canora/Sturgis RCMP were dispatched to a disturbance call at a business in Canora. The caller reported an intoxicated man was yelling, screaming and threatening people.

Skiing is great exercise and fun for all ages.

Basketball Athletes go for gold and opportunity to shine at Hoopla.

Newly formed Sturgis Skating Club hosted its fun ice carnival that featured 28 skaters.

The U15 Highway 9 Predators found success in the first round of the Major Hockey League playoffs, defeating the Yorkton Med Shoppe Terriers in two straight games.

A Ford F-150 and Hyundai Accent collided in Sturgis. Police investigated the collision and determined the driver of the Ford was impaired by alcohol.

Eight teams competed at the event.

The students rehearsed for nearly 10 hours throughout the intensive weekend, culminating in a remarkable final concert.

The Lintlaw Timberline branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation hosted its annual awards and banquet.

Rev. David Mugadzi of theTrinity United Church, Preeceville, set the tone for the evening with a passionate message.