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The Sturgis Station House Museum recently announced that it has taken on a large scale project of building an Agricultural Heritage Building.

Edgar Allen Poe wrote in The Purloined Letter : 鈥淭he best place to hide is in plain sight.鈥� Sadly, Saskatchewan鈥檚 municipal governments appear to be taking that to heart, and the province might just let them get away with it.

Yorkton Provincial General Investigation Section (GIS), in partnership with Kamsack RCMP, the Saskatchewan RCMP Criminal Analytical Section and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Finance, have laid charges in connection to illegal tobacco sales out of a bu

During the reporting period, the Canora/ Sturgis RCMP responded to 29 calls for service, some of which included three traffic collisions, three Impaired Drivers, one Sexual Assault, and two Mischiefs.

The Town of Preeceville council approved the minutes from the November 13, 2019 meeting during its regular council meeting on December 11, stated Tammy Descalchuk, office administer. The Acadia Construction Management Ltd.

Preeceville Wildlife Annual Meeting and Antler Measuring was held at the Preeceville Community Hall on January 4 The official measurer was Blair Mitchell. The 28 antler entries included: 16 white tail, six mule deer, four moose, one bear and one elk.

The Preeceville Pats Initiation (IP) hockey team hosted a seven-team tournament on December 15. Teams entered represented Preeceville, Kamsack (two teams), Yorkton (two teams), Norquay and Hudson Bay.

A letter sent to ratepayers of the RM of Keys the week of December 2 continues to attempt to blame a group of ratepayers (Friends of the Aquifers - FOTA) for the conflict that exists about development in the RM and also for the legal costs being incu

The holidays were a busy time in for the Canora / Sturgis RCMP who responded to 146 complaints/calls for service between December 10 and December 31.

The Sturgis branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation hosted its annual antler measuring event at the Sturgis Kin Hut on December 13. Blair Mitchell officially measured the antlers accompanied by Bert Suknasky.