Preeceville Progress

Members of the St. Patrick’s Catholics Women’s League (CWL) have taken on the challenge from Pope Francis to make 2016 a year of mercy.

Members of the Norquay Legion presented Sturgis Composite High School students from grades 4 to 9 with certificates in acknowledgement for their entries in the annual Remembrance Day poster and essay contest.

All Things Considered column by Gail Krawetz

The Preeceville-Sturgis United Church Players presented Nothing but the Truth at their annual spring play. The cast performed the play in three locations over three days: Stenen on April 29; Sturgis on April 30 and concluded in Preeceville on May 1.

At last week’s annual information meetings, the Gateway Co-op board and administration had the challenging task of explaining how it was that despite a $3 million decrease in sales due to petroleum depreciation, the Gateway Co-op actually had a finan

Lawrence Chomos, the chairman of the Sunrise Regional Health Authority, has resigned from the board that he has served on for the past nine years. Chomos was first appointed to the Sunrise Regional Health Authority as a board member in March of 2007.

Column by Kaare Askildt Formerly known as The Farmer in Training

All Things Considered column by Gail Krawetz

Internet and technology safety was the focus of numerous presentations at the Preeceville School. Students from kindergarten to Grade 12 were divided into age-related classroom groups with the intention to educate students hosted on April 21.