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Key First Nationâs bison herd flourishing (opens the original)
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KEY FIRST NATION, Sask. â The Key First Nation bison herd is about food security, culture and economic development, officials say. The herd numbers close to 180, with an average of 30 new calves each year. The herd has grown from its original 60 in the winter of 2022. Twenty of the herd were acquired from the Old Man On His Back conservation area in southern Saskatchewan. Another 20 were acquired from near Swift Current and the rest from Elk Island. Former Chief Clinton Key, who was instrument
Kamsack to hold public meeting for PDAP assistance (opens the original)
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KAMSACK — Kamsack is applying for PDAP (Provincial Disaster Assistance Program) program funding, which will allow private property owners to apply for help to cover uninsurable losses. Estimated damages to the town could be as high as $350,000. Key areas that were affected in town were the McBeath culvert, Third Avenue, the road that leads to the golf course and the lagoon. As part of the clean-up effort, the town did allow residents to place garbage generated from flood damage to be placed at t
Cote First Nation holds community camp at Madge Lake (opens the original)
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KAMSACK — Band members were invited to camp out at Elk and Moose campsites at Madge Lake, as the Cote First Nation held a community camp. “We’ve been running it for the last 30 plus years and it’s always a good time for our community to come out,” said Judge Cote, a councillor at Cote First Nation. “Everyone can have a great time, have some food, have some entertainment.” “Definitely with the weather we’ve been having, and the washouts, it can definitely dampen some spirits out there. Events lik
Doukhobor Heritage Museum in Veregin celebrates Peterâs Day (opens the original)
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KAMSACK â The Doukhobor Heritage Museum in Veregin celebrated Peterâs Day. Peterâs Day, a shortened form of the Russian Den Petra i Pavla (the Day of Peter and Paul), was originally celebrated by Doukhobors in commemoration of the two apostles, who were both martyred by Rome on June 29. The holiday also coincided with the changing of the seasons. Traditionally, the day after Peterâs Day was the commencement of haymaking for the Doukhobor community. The current celebration of Peterâs Da
Kamsack Town council votes to join Central Prairie Development Alliance (opens the original)
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KAMSACK — Kamsack town council voted to join the Central Prairie Development Alliance. The Town joins 16 other communities in the region who are banding together their resources to attract economic development. Council heard a presentation on June 22 from Gwen Machnee, Chair of Applied Research at Suncrest College. Machnee explained that the Central Prairie Development Alliance began in 2023 when the college received a grant for $200,000 with the goal of creating an innovation hub in eastern Sas
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