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A main street business that has been growing and evolving over 41 years has just taken another big step in the community. Sas-Kam Sportsman, founded by Wayne Sas in October of 1978, has just added more square footage to its operation base.

The Norquay Co-op participated in Fuel Good Day on September 17, and the Norquay School Playground Project was the beneficiary.

The SHSAA (Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association) provincial golf championships were held recently and two athletes from KCI (Kamsack Comprehensive Institute) placed well in the final results.

Kamsack Comprehensive Institute (KCI) now has an Indigenous Student Centre (ISC) to provide Indigenous students with a 鈥渟afe, comfortable space to practice traditions, customs and ceremonies.

After a musical career which has spanned over 30 years and eight albums, Ron Kalmakoff returned to Canora for a CD signing meet-and-greet event at the Canora Public Library on October 5.

Dead Levee is an old-school, no-nonsense rock 'n roll band comprised of members from various towns and cities in southern Saskatchewan.

A Canora-based business has released a new oral spray which offers potentially life-changing benefits in human health.

The Yorkton Tribal Council (YTC) recently sponsored a Regional Opioid Gathering at the Kamsack OCC Hall.

A nearly sold out audience attended a performance at the Kamsack Legion billed as a 鈥淣eil Diamond party.