Rocky Neufeld is a journalist for the Estevan Mercury, focusing on local news in the Estevan area of Canada. With a passion for community reporting, Rocky covers a wide range of topics including sports, community events, local government, and human interest stories.
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Rocky Neufeld's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, such as sports tournaments, fundraisers, and seasonal festivals. The articles often highlight the achievements and activities of individuals and groups within the Canora area in Canada.
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Canora United Church volunteers hosted their popular Cookie Walk during the Winter Lights Festival on Nov. 30.
Saskatchewan Education Week at Canora Junior Elementary School from Nov. 24-30 focused on the theme ‘Learning is a Journey’
Canora continues to play well on the road after a 9-6 win against the Selects at Cote Arena on Dec. 7.
Residents had the opportunity to head outside and take in the brilliant light displays in King George Park and all over town.
Rowyn Johnson of Norquay scored five goals and the Parkland Prairie Ice played two solid all-around games in two straight shutout wins over Estevan.
In a back-and-forth battle between the local Brandon Zuravloff rink and the Rick Kinaschuk foursome of Benito, Man., Zuravloff pulled out the win in an extra end.
The first meeting of the Central Prairie Development Alliance was held at the Canora Activity Centre on Dec. 12.
The target for the annual Fill the Sleigh Toy Drive in Canora was $6,000, and at press time, that number had already been surpassed
The Canora Cobras continued their strong start to the SEHL season, winning 10-1 in Preeceville Dec. 13, and 8-5 at Theodore the next evening.
The Canora black team won three straight round robin game to qualify for the A Final, where they were defeated by the Moosomin Rangers, the tournament champions.
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