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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The big announcement was made in Canora by Hockey Saskatchewan General Manager Kelly McClintock, who has been with Hockey Sask. for over 30 years.
Coach Hannah Maurer was justifiably proud of the efforts of her Canora Composite School Cougars senior girls volleyball team members after finishing second at their home tournament on Oct. 26.
The host Cobras recorded a split during the weekend tournament on Oct. 26 and 27, defeating Indian Head and Park Posse, with losses to Yorkton and Radville.
On Nov. 6, voters had the opportunity to hear the thoughts of candidates for the six town of Canora council positions in the Nov. 13 municipal election regarding issues on their minds.
The U15 Highway 9 Predators, including a number of players from Canora, showed plenty of character in winning the Canora tournament, held Nov. 2 and 3.
After a 2023/24 season that included a stunning come-from-behind victory in the SEHL North Division final, General Manager Cal Homeniuk said the focus of the Cobras is on bigger and better things this season.
After falling behind 3-1 to the visiting Canalta Borderland Badgers in Canora on Nov. 8, the U15 Parkland Prairie Ice, made up of players from Canora, Sturgis, Kamsack and numerous other area communities, battled back to gain a 3-3 tie.
The guest speaker was Lieutenant Colonel Kevin Ciesielski, who was born and raised in Canora before joining the Royal Canadian Air Force almost 35 years ago.
All in attendance at the Remembrance Day church service at the St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church in Canora were encouraged to “help move our world one step closer to the peace of God’s Kingdom.”
At 11 a.m., two minutes of silence was observed by those at the service. The silence was followed by the playing of
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