Preeceville Progress

Sturgis largest one-day sports day welcomed change to two-day fun weekend of races, rodeo events and ball tournament.

The Swan River RCMP contacted the Canora/Sturgis RCMP to report a stolen vehicle was tracked to a residence in Canora. Police recovered the vehicle and it was returned to Swan River.

Students acknowledged for achievements and dedication to music world.

Students recognized for achievements through out the year during the Preeceville School awards afternoon.

Parents and family members packed the hall to watch their graduate achieve the beginning of a new chapter during the Preeceville High School graduation.

Automobiles from across the region were showcased for their vintage and newer treasurers with the public at the Sturgis Sports and Rodeo.

The college's new website and social media channels will launch later this summer, and branded materials and signage will be updated over the coming months.

Haying is underway in the region with 13 per cent of the hay crop cut and waiting to be baled, seven per cent is currently baled or silage.

After close to 40 years of ministry in the Canora/Preeceville/Kamsack region, Fr. Joakim Rac has decided to retire.

Michael Woollard, a Kamsack teacher, has entered the race for the NDP nomination in the Canora-Pelly constituency.