Members of the Toronto Maple Leafs, in their team sweaters and Scottish bonnets, train in a trench with the Toronto Scottish Regiment in Toronto around 1939-40.

Previously unseen footage of Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope makes up the majority of the documentary Run Terry Run. As the documentary unfolds, the audience meets the iconic Terry Fox face to face as they listen to his voice.

Terry Hall now chairs the Sun West School Division. Trustees elected Hall, of Lucky Lake, during their Oct. 27 meeting in Rosetown, a Sun West statement said.

Most west-central Saskatchewan farmers grew better than average crops this year thanks to rain falling just in time.

LEADER – Leader RCMP are asking for the public’s help after a break-in at an oil and gas site in the RM of Enterprise. Police received the report at about 9:45 a.m. on Oct. 29.

While watching over his family’s cattle grazing on Kenyan rangelands, eleven-year-old Kimeto spots a leather strap hanging from an acacia tree, a sure sign of a poacher’s snare.

It might have been better for Gavin McKenna to be drafted in the hinterland of the National Hockey League. Los Angeles, for example, where the Kings and Anaheim Ducks rank well down the list in importance…

LEADER – The Town of Leader council will apply for asbestos cleanup funds along with another municipality. The resolution was passed at the Nov. 3 regular meeting of council.

Saskatchewan’s drilling rig count has hit a number not seen in years, with 51 rigs either drilling or moving on Nov. 3. That’s according to data from the Canadian Association of Energy Contractors (CAOEC), as published by RiggerTalk.com.

UNITY – Unity RCMP handled a range of calls from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2, including two noise complaints. Members spoke to the subject of complaint and issued a verbal warning.

How can you possibly get injured while bowling? Well, my dear readers, it can happen. And it did happen to yours truly last week.

This year’s Remembrance Day stamp recognizes Chinese Canadians who volunteered for secret Allied operations in Asia during the Second World War.

Federal leaders want people to “talk money” this month. That’s the theme of Financial Literacy Month, which happens in November for the 15th time in Canada.

I have no idea who wrote the following words, but they are so true. “The most beautiful souls are those who walked out of the fire, then returned with water for those still in it.”

It’s that month again. November, when winds blow cold over crosses and stones, some crumbling, others fresh. When we honour service people, fallen while on duty or years later…

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

The Kerrobert Courthouse Restoration Society supplied a booth at the Kerrobert Harvest Festival on October 10th.

Remember when the community of Alsask had a working Ferris wheel? During the 1990s, Rod Thompson put Alsask on the map by moving a Saskatchewan-made Ferris wheel to his farm just west of the service station on Highway 7.

KERROBERT – The Kindersley Klippers take on the Nipawin Hawks at Kerrobert’s Memorial Arena on Jan. 16 as Dodsland and Kerrobert present Hockey Day in Saskatchewan.