Josh Bugera

Erhardt's natural inclination towards leadership is evident both on and off the sports field. "It's not something that I think about like I have to do, it just kind of comes naturally," he explained. "And I've always been able to just take charge if nobody else will."

KAMSACK — Community members gathered at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Kamsack for its highly anticipated annual tea event. On April 26, the quaint church welcomed attendees to indulge in an array of delectable treats, marking a cherished tradition in the area.

Greg Podvinikoff has recently started working as the town's recreational manager, he said, “It’s going good, just looking forward to catching up to speed with it all.”

Levesque said “ I am a small-town guy and love the community I live in. I moved here last year and was married at the Ukrainian hall in December."

Administrator Hvidston said, “The only change we did regarding the fire department was the set rate on fire calls."

From the graceful Poltava Dance by the beginners to the spirited Volyn Duet performed by Meesha and Marz Romaniuk, each act enthralled the audience with its precision and energy. The program featured a diverse range of dances, including the Hutzul Trio by the Intermediates, the Bukovina Trio by the Senior Introductory group, and the Roma/Gypsy performance by the Senior Advanced dancers, among others.

The project, spearheaded by various individuals affiliated with the University of Regina and RUSI, seeks to delve into the intricacies of each event, person, or theme depicted on the pedestals.

Additionally, plans for the upcoming Carnival in June are underway, promising fun-filled entertainment for all ages. Administrator Hvidston mentioned that the Carnival in June will “likely not” have clowns.

The training day not only served as a platform for skill development but also fostered a sense of community among players, coaches, and families. Players worked together to deepen their understanding of the game.

Hvidston highlighted the need for flexibility, stating, “We've had a business in the industrial area that would like to sell cannabis out of their store. According to the bylaws, we can have a processing plant in the industrial area, but we cannot have a retail store. So I think that was an oversight on that side of the bylaw. So we're in the process of changing the bylaws for that. We're also doing the first reading Veterinary Clinic in a residential area so that everything is just a level playing field.”