Childhood memories of Christmas in England
Therese Malindine has lived in Canada for nearly five decades, yet she hasn’t lost her charming British accent. It was a pleasure to listen to Therese recall her memories of Christmas…
Threshing Club gives back
The Kindersley Antique Threshing Club is dedicated to giving back to the community with the proceeds from the crop they harvested in 2025.
Plenty and Biggar students practise budgeting skills
Grade 12 students from North West Central School in Plenty and Biggar Central School 2000 met at NWCS on Nov. 25 for “Game of Life: Reality Check,” a hands-on financial simulation…
Co-op distributes equity cheques and supports food drive
Grocery shoppers visiting the Kindersley and District Co-op Food Store on Tuesday, Dec. 2, took part in two community-focused events.
KDHWF Backs Nurse Education
From left: Jill-Ann Snider, assistant head nurse; Heather Morris, clinical nurse educator at Kindersley Hospital; and Viv Kalmer of the Kindersley & District Health & Wellness Foundation.
Cram the Cruiser raises $3,200, 428 food bags for Kindersley Food Bank
KINDERSLEY — The Kindersley & District Co-op says this year’s Cram the Cruiser event brought in more than $3,200 and 428 Good Buy to Hunger Bags for the Kindersley & District Food Bank.
Sun West School Division Trustees meet with the Minister of Education
On November 18 in Regina, Sun West School Division Trustees met with the Minister of Education and local Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs).
Warning issued as “grandparent scam” reports rise; two suspects charged
Regina police and White Butte RCMP are warning the public about a sharp rise in so-called “grandparent” or “emergency” scams after several seniors were defrauded of more than $40,000.
Find a safe ride this holiday season
The holidays are a time to celebrate with family and friends—but getting home safely should be part of the plan.
NICU reunion celebrates families and caregivers at Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital
Families gathered at the Nutrien Wonderhub for a heartwarming reunion that brought together children who once relied on the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit…
RCMP respond to multiple incidents in Unity, Wilkie and Macklin areas
RCMP in the Unity, Wilkie and Macklin areas have been busy with a variety of complaints and investigations over the past week.
Week in Review: Rosetown RCMP respond to highway incidents and crimes
The Rosetown RCMP detachment is reporting its weekly activity from November 28 to December 4, 2025. Over the weekend of November 28–30, officers conducted patrols…
SWAP MEET: Hot Rods and Motorcycles
Rod’s & Ride’s Customs from Provost hosted a hot rod and motorcycle swap meet at the Elks Hall in Kindersley on November 29 and 30.
LIFE SKILLS IN ACTION!
Mr. Motier’s PAA Life Skills class learned how to change a flat tire this semester—a skill that can come in handy at any time. Just recently, student Carmen Gerwing put her training to use…
Former Westcliffe student, an esteemed member of Top 40 Under 40 Class of 2025
The Top 40 Under 40 Class of 2025 celebration took place Nov. 20 at Mount Royal University in Calgary. Karen Dommett (née Finley) was chosen as one of the young Calgarians…
Kerrobert Library thanks local students for generous donation
The Kerrobert Library is extending its heartfelt thanks to Elizabeth, Blayre, Everly, and Harper for using a school project to support the local library.
COMMUNITY MEAL at Kindersley Alliance Church
Family, friends and neighbours were invited to Kindersley Alliance Church for a free meal on Saturday evening, Nov. 30. “The Reason for the Season” set the tone for the evening as Christmas carols…
Who are your Welcome Wagon ambassadors?
It may be chilly outdoors, but there’s always a warm welcome waiting for newcomers to our community. This fall, Welcome Wagon was introduced into Kindersley and area…
Leader Lions visited by District Governor
District Governor (DG) Page Newton visited the Leader Lions and Leader River Hills Lions Clubs on Monday, Nov. 24, to honour members for their years of service.
Kindersley council backs landfill board nominees, approves grants and fire bylaw
KINDERSLEY — Town council moved through a series of financial, administrative and operational decisions during its regular meeting on Nov. 24.