Preeceville Progress

The Sturgis Elementary School and the Sturgis Composite High School acknowledged the students and staff during the Education Week pancake breakfast on October 21.

The Preeceville Hospital Building Fund committee, coordinated by Jim Ward, made the decision to seed and harvest a crop of oats to help cover the $120,000 shortfall of the of what is left owing on the Preeceville Hospital Building Fund.

The Preeceville Junior Panthers football team remained undefeated throughout their regular season. Going into their final match against Porcupine Plain on October 5 in Preeceville, the Panthers were determined to hold the record.

The Preeceville Skating Arena kicked off another season with a free skate open to the public on October 10, 11, 12 and 13.

( see PHOTOS below ) Having raised $1,500 at the annual RCMP Thunderbolt Classic Golf Tournament in August, the Canora/Sturgis RCMP donated the money last week to the Child Action Plan programs serving Canora, Sturgis, Preeceville and Endeavour, said

You likely didn’t need Brad Wall’s help when figuring out how you should vote.

The editor: OK, I give up! After at least half a dozen calls to our local health clinic at the Preeceville Hospital and hearing a robo message telling me that my call cannot be “taken at this time” and that I could perhaps satisfy my need by calling

Keep your eye out this week for a shiny, stainless steel Delorean cruising the streets, especially on October 21, 2015. That’s the day Marty McFly went Back to the Future, or ahead to the future, or something like that.

Canada’s supply-managed agriculture sectors will quickly disappear now that our country has signed the TransPacifi c Partnership (TPP) deal.