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Recreation activities were reviewed by members of the Norquay Recreation Board during their regular meeting on March 13.

As Kamsack Minor Hockey Association players, family members and friends were assembling for their annual season wind-up banquet last week, Mike Eliuk, president, was applauded when he said the 2017-18 season would be starting about a month earlier th

Two members of the Kamsack Track and Field Club returned from the Saskatchewan Aboriginal Indoor Track and Field Championships in Saskatoon with bronze medals.

In the 2017 Provincial Budget there were was a significant reduction in the amount of funding provided to Saskatchewan Regional Libraries.

After only a week listed on an Internet site that helps raise funding for various projects, a former Kamsack resident has already reached her target amount, confirming that her children’s book will be published and distributed early to mid-summer.

A couple Kamsack residents took it upon themselves to fight against the government’s plan to discontinue the STC bus service and began Saturday by circulating a petition in the community.

In honour of Canada’s 150 th anniversary in 2017, town council has decided to adopt a red-and-white colour scheme for the community’s planters and hanging flower baskets.

As a special treat during Crazy Canuck Day at the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute on March 29, the school held a Taste of Canada event at noon.

By Kaare Askildt

Each of three Norquay groups, the snowmobile club, skating rink and curling rink received about $8,000 from proceeds of the first-ever Miracle Lake Fish ‘n’ Fun Day held on Miracle Lake on March 25.