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Enrolled in the Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex in the Pre- Kindergarten class, which is being instructed by Gaylene Koeppe (at back left) and her educational assistant Dallas Cote, from left, are: (back row) Joseph Whitehawk, Karissa Keewatin,

A Preeceville woman is completing a university course requirement working to the end of the year as a practicum student at the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute.

Two persons new to the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute this year are a mother who is a teacher, and her daughter, who is working as an educational assistant.

It may have seemed harmless enough – or at least it was relatively harmless as budget updates showing a $292-million deficit go.

LOOKING BACK... A Decade Ago

Farming and wildlife have not always had the best of relationships. It often comes down to having two realities with divergent needs. A duck needs a wetland to nest near.

I love the weather in autumn, especially when we are blessed with high temperatures and warm breezes. There’s something about the air in September that is so appealing. It not only feels good but smells great as well.

On September 9, many Saskatchewan communities were to be inviting people to barbecues, walks, or to enjoy mocktails (nonalcoholic drinks). It is FASD Awareness Day.

Buying used can be a great way to get an affordable vehicle but consumers need to be cautious and do their homework before they buy.

The volunteer cooking hotdogs and hamburgers at Bell Park in Norquay on August 12 to raise funds for the Covenant Church’s kids’ camp, from left, were: Rick and Livia Dahlin, Crystal Dahlin and Jim and Judy Nelson.