Be wary of $100 bills
We received an email note from a local bank manager in Kindersley regarding counterfeit $100 bills.
Leader Arts Council is mentoring the next generation
LEADER - There's a Spark in Leader, and his name is Logan Duchscherer, the newest Spark Coordinator in the Leader Arts Council.
Kindersley Community Garden plots available
As spring approaches, exciting details have been unveiled for the Kindersley Community Garden 2025! Here’s what you need to know.
Mmmm good … coffee and pie!
The coffee shop at Plenty was buzzing with activity last Tuesday. Customers came to enjoy delicious homemade pie and tarts along with a hot cup of coffee.
Mayor Francis announces upcoming projects and plans
KINDERSLEY - Spring is a time to usher in new projects and plans for the Town of Kindersley. Mayor Ken Francis is pleased to announce the CN Rail crossing extension on Ditson Drive…
Growing Smiles fundraiser ushers in spring for Prairie Branches
KERROBERT - If you’re looking for signs of spring, Prairie Branches has some good news! Once again, they are conducting their Growing Smiles fundraiser in Kerrobert…
How did Smiley get its name?
Did you ever wonder how our surrounding communities acquired their names? Most of those villages and towns were named after a pioneer and Smiley is one of them.
Deputy Chief Mitchel Hope receives well-deserved accolades
Kindersley Fire, along with the Town of Kindersley and Kindersley RM of 290, would like to congratulate Deputy Fire Chief Mitchel Hope for his outstanding achievements…
We're heading to the polls on April 28th
Prime Minister Mark Carney has called for a federal election to be held on April 28, as expected. This is the earliest date the election can take place, as federal campaigns must last at least 37 days.
Emerald Lounge celebrates one year
KINDERSLEY - Despite the constant flow of negative news we hear on our devices, success stories are happening in our own communities.
WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT?
More signs of spring at Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park. With warmer temperatures expected this week, most of the snow should disappear!
New spring arrivals
KINDERSLEY - A set of twin lambs were the first arrivals for the 2025 lambing season, making their appearance before spring officially arrived.
Kindersley RCMP investigating fatal collision
On March 17, 2025, at approximately 8:55 p.m., the Kindersley RCMP received a report of a three-vehicle collision on Highway #7, about 11 kilometres west of Kindersley, near Pinkham Road.
Support for agricultural sector following the imposition of tariffs by China
OTTAWA - Our hard-working producers provide world-class food to Canadians and the world. Their products meet the highest standards…
Saskatchewan’s chance to lead while Alberta throws a tantrum
A friend of mine is a tattoo artist. When Trump’s rhetoric about making us the 51st state escalated, I asked him to let me know if he received any “Made in Canada” tattoo requests.
Penton: President’s Trophy not worth the risk for Jets
Canadian hockey fans, particularly those on the Prairies, can only hope the Winnipeg Jets fade slightly down the stretch of the long, 82-game grind that is the National Hockey League’s regular season.
Pop 89: A Dear John Letter to America
Back in my days as a reporter, I interviewed the researcher Michael Adams about his intensive studies concerning the differences between The States and Canada.
Check It Out: Don’t be fooled on April Fools
As April Fools Day is just around the corner, a few people shared their favourite pranks. A teacher who taught one of two Grade 5 classes in her school recalled an April 1st morning.