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With Monday’s approval the tender results will be brought back to open council (likely Dec. 16) for award.

The new loader has a price tag of $393,864 from Finning Canada which was identified by city administration as the best value for the city.

One candidate for mayor and all 10 candidates for council have committed to participating in the forum.

Candidate says barriers to growth and development within business community as well as aging infrastructure are most pressing issues for city.

The Kamsack Fire Department marked Thanksgiving morning with a warm community gathering, hosting a pancake breakfast at the James Rudd Memorial Fire Hall on Oct. 14.

Donation is aimed at supporting the successful integration of 33 Internationally Educated Nurses (IENs) recruited from the Philippines by SHA.

Costume shop in high need of donations according to BGC Director of Operations.

Candidate says infrastructure development is a key priority for community.

Candidate says infrastructure and and public safety are most pressing issues for the city.

Programs offered by the Métis Nation Sask include housing, health, early learning, childcare, mental health and addictions among others.