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鈥淲alking is one of the best exercises for all age groups and it is free,鈥� said Eugene Boychuk, one of the organizers of the Sturgis indoor walking program. The program kicked off for another season on November 1.

The first round of provincial hockey playoffs had the Preeceville Midget Pats on the road in Humboldt against the Broncos in the Elgar Peterson Memorial Arena on February 5.

The Sturgis Kinsmen and Kinettes are preparing their 40th annual Mini-Miracle and organizers have said they have a full stage of talent lined up.

The Royal Canadian Legion, branch 188 of Preeceville, will be forced to dissolve if it cannot recruit more members, stated a release from the organization. In accordance with Legion bylaws, a rural branch should have a minimum of 10 voting members.

The Preeceville Pats bantam hockey team ended its provincial run with a fierce battle against the Melfort Mustangs at home on February 5 in front of an enthusiastic home- town crowd. The first game saw the Pats traveling to Melfort on January 26.

Jillian Newton, a Preeceville Grade 10 student, appears to have a promising music career ahead of her as a flute player. Newton was invited to the University of Regina High School Honour band weekend on January 31 to February 2.

The other day Brad Wall shared a post from Jason Kenney. That, in itself, isn鈥檛 much to talk about. The former premier of Saskatchewan and the current premier of Alberta are two peas in a conservative pod.

The Canora/ Sturgis RCMP responded to 88 calls for service during the reporting period, some of which included: two traffic collisions, 69 traffic offences, one break and enter, three frauds, one impaired driver, one assault, three mischiefs, and one

The Town of Preeceville sent three councillors and its administrator to the Saskatchewan Urban Municipality Association (SUMA) convention held on February 1 to 5 in Regina, and they admitted to coming away with mixed feelings.

The annual Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Ecumenical Service was held on January 26 at Trinity United Church in Preeceville. The service was sponsored by the Preeceville and District Ministerial Association.