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The board and staff of the Preeceville and District Heritage Museum are thanking the residents of Preeceville and area who generously supported the museum during the past season.

The senior boys volleyball combined team, comprised of players from Sturgis Composite High School and Norquay School hosted a tournament in Sturgis on September 30 and October 1.

Sturgis Community bingo winners from September 27 were: Aaron Nagy, Ian Quewezance, Beverly Severight, Precilla Viran, Jennie Soloway, Gayle Payette, Jean Babiuk (two), Verna Melnychuk, Renelyn Roguel (two), Val Surcon, Liz Mckaeff (two), Pat Chernof

The Preeceville School and staff members joined together to raise awareness for cancer research and its funding at the school鈥檚 annual Terry Fox Run on September 28.

What Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to impose on Saskatchewan is not fair.

Not by walking out of the room and crying

While provincial and federal environment ministers were meeting in Montreal to discuss carbon taxes, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau trumped their discussions by announcing in Parliament, at the same time, he would be imposing a national carbon tax.

Science should be the one thing we can trust. Research should be carried out for the sake of exploration and the results should be published, whether the results are positive or negative.

Players and coaches are all dusting off their hockey gear and set to strap on skates for the beginning of another hockey season, and to date more than 80 players have registered to play from the IP age through to midgets.

The Preeceville Panthers junior football team is undefeated this season to date with a win against Kamsack on October 3. "The Preeceville junior football team has had a great season," said Bill Dodge, coach.