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Shannon Leson commended the graduates for completing their Grade 12 education in spite all the obstacles and disappointments they had to overcome due to COVID-19.

Cindy Smith, former principal, and Simone Homeniuk, teacher, related how the many fun experiences of the Canora Composite School graduates over the years somehow led to educational excellence, athletic achievement and community spirit. 

Pastor Mavis Watson told the Canora Composite School graduates, “The light is green! So keep going no matter what. Trust that life will bring you companions to walk this path with you, to cheer you on, to encourage you, and to help you when you need it."

Canora Composite School graduates receive scholarships for a variety of areas of future education.

After up to 13 years together, Canora Composite School graduates gathered as a group for one last time to celebrate, together with Princiipal Kim Eiteneier.

The Canada Day parade, led by the Invermay Fire Department, started at the curling rink and continued downtown, and then back to the setup site.

RCMP received a complaint that a $200 bottle of liquor was stolen from the Canora Co-op Liquor Store. Police continue to investigate

Courts deal with varied cases, from murder to COVID challenge

Cowessess First Nation farms 5,000 acres of grain and has approximately 150 cattle.