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Pastor Mavis Watson encouraged the graduates to look ahead, adding “What excitement to know that your future is СÀ¶ÊÓƵ written not by some unseen hand, but by you and the choices you will make."

The first dance was reserved for graduates and their parents/guardians.

Canora Fire & District Fire Rescue looking forward to improved rescue capability with new battery operated hydraulic extrication equipment.

Nathan Seghers, band instructor, instructed the beginner, junior and senior divisions through various musical selections during the annual awards concert on June 8.

Guest speaker Ken Krawetz urges graduates to"Remember where you come from. Be proud of your background."

The Canora/Sturgis RCMP stopped a vehicle in Sturgis, and the driver of the vehicle had arrest warrants out of Ontario. The Ontario Provincial Police was contacted and the driver was later released from custody.

The charges stem from an incident where a woman threatened to injure two other women before driving toward them on Highway 49 in Preeceville, striking one of them.

Producers are busy haying and spraying fungicides following the warm and humid weather that is favourable for disease development.

Kailey Sleeva described the Canora Composite School Class of 2023 as "a fun, energetic group of individuals that like to keep our teachers on their toes."

Guest Speaker Leona Kitchen urged the graduates, her former students, to make the most of each moment and not spend too much time worrying about the future.