Kamsack Times

The Kamsack Cyclones name was chosen in respect to a devastating tornado that went through Kamsack on Aug. 9, 1944.

Eaglestone Lodge, has new developments enhancing both the aesthetics and accessibility of the facility.

The ceremony, hosted by the Canora branch of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church and the Ukrainian Catholic Church, was held at the Ukrainian Orthodox Heritage Church on Aug. 24.

The council is reviewing policies regarding beekeeping and the use of golf carts within town limits.

Caitlin (Cat) Woloschuk has been hired as manager, succeeding Philip Perepelkin, who is retiring after decades of service.

Fedorchuk told a supportive Canora audience, "“It’s time for change. The Sask Party has represented this riding for 20-plus years. They have stopped fighting for votes and listening to Saskatchewan families."

Annual event is held at over 400 Co-op gas bars throughout Canada.

The heritage project was initiated and partly funded by the Prayer Home Society of Doukhobors of Kamsack and District.

Bridge Road Developments is proposing a 12-unit adult active living complex in the Canora Golf Course subdivision with suites ranging from 800 to 1,400 square feet.

From July 19th to 21st, Cote First Nation hosted a Pow-Wow celebrating the 150th anniversary of the signing of Treaty Four.