On Dec. 3, 2020, The Canadian Record published a story, “Grrrrrl Power on the Gridiron,” featuring two Canadian girls playing their hearts out on the football field, wearing Wildcat black and gold.

With little hesitation, city council members voted unanimously Monday evening to enter into an agreement with Nick Thomas Inc. for demolition of the Canadian Apartments.

This week is a very eventful week for the Canadian Wildcat Band! Thanks to the community’s support and congratulations, the band scored all 1s at the UIL Regional Marching Contest. This Saturday, Oct. 23, the band will compete in the UIL Area Band Marching Contest in Lubbock! Band members have worked very hard to refine and better the show these past couple of weeks. The band will take the field to perform at 11:15 am at Lowrey Field. Admission prices to watch the contest start at $5 and are valid for both the preliminary and final competitions, and a hand stamp is required for re-entry. Hope to see y’all there!

Why anyone would want to plant 39 trees at the football field is a fair question. After giving a presentation about this project at Rotary, I got asked if I wanted to write this article. I’m more of a math guy, but I am giving writing a shot this week.