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Ukraine is in desperate need of expanded support in war against invaders from Russia.

To help those affected heal the Yorkton Tribal Council hosted an ‘Indian Residential School Gathering’ in the city this week.

Local organizers expressed gratitude as the annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper in Kamsack saw good attendance this year on Feb. 13.

While there were fears that it would be too warm for the Arran rink's natural ice, the community's bonspiel proceeded as planned, bringing together 16 teams for a spirited competition.

In a thrilling clash between the Cote Selects and the Canora Cobras, hockey fans were treated to an exciting display of skill and determination on the ice.

“It was a great series of hockey with two evenly matched teams," head coach Jared Ruf said. 

The Duck Mountain Nordic Club is preparing for its premier event. The Duck Mountain Loppet, scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 24, starts at the Madge Lake Golf Course in Duck Mountain Provincial Park.

From Feb. 2 to Feb. 4, a group of eight students from Kamsack attended the University of Regina Intermediate and Senior honour bands, joining approximately 200 other students from across Saskatchewan in this musical event.

Electric Skin Tattoo, a well-known establishment in Kamsack, has recently relocated to a new location following the closure of the Crowstand Centre. The tattoo shop, owned by Randy Leis, has moved to the corner of First Street and Second Avenue, where it

The partnership between KCI and the local Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation chapter marks an exciting venture into environmental education with the introduction of the Fish in Schools (FinS) Program.