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For Tyrell MacLean, coach of the Yorkton Kinsmen Lady Gridders, hosting a football camp in Canora was a positive step in the progression of girls football.

During the Grade 6A International Bazaar, CCS students greeted visitors and shared their newfound knowledge of their chosen countries among Canada鈥檚 Atlantic neighbours.

Lukas Beblow of Edmonton, grandson of David and Christine Shabbits of Canora won third place in automotive technology at the Skills Canada National Competition held in Quebec City.

The Grade 11/12 students enjoyed their field trip in Yorkton. They had a blast at glow bowling and had the opportunity to watch the movie 鈥淚F鈥� for its first viewing in Yorkton!

After taking care of the rainbow trout for more than four months and watching them grow, the Grade 5 class released them at Lady Lake near Preeceville.

Four original members of the St. Joseph's Catholic Women's League received special 60-year pins at the special Canora mass.

Around 18 yards of Highway 49 west of Sturgis was covered in gravel. The driver of the heavy truck was charged with loading or driving a vehicle with cargo that dropped or was likely to drop on the public highway.

Students from across the region gathered to showcase their musical talents with the GSSD band final concert and awards afternoon held in Sturgis.

On June 8, local minor ball players filled the diamonds with a total of 10 games to celebrate Canora Minor Ball Day.

A number of individuals and initiatives from Canora were honoured as RCE Saskatchewan held its 16th annual awards ceremony for achievement in education for sustainable development.