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Hosting Hockey Day in Saskatchewan was one of many highlights during the 2024/25 Canora minor hockey season.

After a tasty meal, comedian Tim Nutt earned plenty of laughs, and The Crawdaddys provided the music for the evening, with everything from country to rock to polkas.

Demonstrations included how to apply a tourniquet to stop blood flow, how to aid a choking victim, and administering epinephrine with an EpiPen in an emergency to treat a severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis).

Led by Sheila Dmitruik, the multi-generational tradition of decorating Ukrainian Easter Eggs, also known as Pysanka, continued in Canora with a workshop held at Rainbow Hall on April 13.

Each item in every Easter Basket contributes important symbolic elements for Easter.

Jeff Bisschop, Crossroads Credit Union CEO, said in the past year, Crossroads continued to push boundaries and positively impact Crossroads communities.

Five candidates are confirmed to run in the 2025 Federal Election in the Yorkton—Melville riding.

In between the March blizzards and the bone-chilling cold, students took advantage of some nice weather to head out on their snowshoes and enjoy nature.

Lorie Negraeff, membership chairperson, reported 15 paid members for 2024, 18 so far for 2025 and one prepaid for 2026.

Ranging in age from four to 18, a total of 44 dancers were involved in Veselka this year.