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For the first time since 2019, the fun of Canora in Bloom is returning to Canora.

After unspeakable hardships, Ukrainian refugees set to begin new lives in Saskatchewan.

RCMP were dispatched on July 1 to a report of a male doing burnouts with his vehicle in Sturgis. He was located and given a warning for his poor driving behaviour.

Although crops are nicely advancing and are in relatively good shape overall, many are behind their normal developmental stages for this time of year.

Supers win two straight behind strong pitching and timely hitting.

Bella Mykytyshyn said she and her classmates have learned that "School means so much more than tests and marks."

Shannon Leson commended the graduates for completing their Grade 12 education in spite all the obstacles and disappointments they had to overcome due to COVID-19.

Cindy Smith, former principal, and Simone Homeniuk, teacher, related how the many fun experiences of the Canora Composite School graduates over the years somehow led to educational excellence, athletic achievement and community spirit. 

Pastor Mavis Watson told the Canora Composite School graduates, “The light is green! So keep going no matter what. Trust that life will bring you companions to walk this path with you, to cheer you on, to encourage you, and to help you when you need it."