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Junior boys clinch championship with three tight wins in Preeceville.

Ken Rolheiser has recently released his second book containing the best of his column, seen regularly in Canora Courier, called More Letters from the Little Pencil of a Loving God: The Best of Pause for Reflection.

After a tight three-point win over Kamsack on March 2, the CCS Cougars senior basketball team is preparing for upcoming conference playoffs.

RCMP were dispatched to a disturbance at a home in Canora. The caller reported hearing a girl screaming and crying, and a male yelling. Police determined there was no emergency. The noise was from a brother and sister arguing over video games.

All those in attendance joined in the singing of Ukraine鈥檚 National Anthem, and then were invited to light a candle as part of the vigil.

Cobras overcome five-goal, third-period deficit in memorable Game 2 victory.

Waselenko and Foreman win out once again, this time in a field of 12 teams.

Eight teams from across the region played at the Canora Civic Centre, with the focus on fun.

Professionals from Crossroads Credit Union help teach CCS students the importance of good money management.

Police received a complaint of a prohibited driver southbound on Highway 9 by Crystal Lake. The vehicle was located north of Canora but the driver sped up and did not stop for police. The driver reached speeds of over 100 kilometres an hour when traveling on Norway Road through Canora.