Baytex Energy Corp. plans on spending between $400 and $450 million for capital expenditures in 2022, with a good chunk of that going to its Viking and heavy oil plays in Saskatchewan.

Visit our Facebook Page: Kindersley & District Plains Museum for more information on our online silent auction!

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Kindersley RCMP has received a report of a suspicious person who approached a young teen on November 23.

Nothing quite quashes the good cheer of merry gentlemen like a disagreement between neighbors over what constitutes “too many” Christmas lights in one’s yard.

Brett and Brendee Sautner know the value of hard work. So much so that they quit their “day jobs” and bought a business!

As far back as early 2019, Husky indicated it wanted to sell off its fleet of retail stations. On Nov. 30, that sale finally happened, to two different players.

The staff at Sharper Image at the Kindersley Mall welcomed a new member to their team. Nicole Larson arrived on December 1st for her first day.

As usual, my sister thought of everything: new underwear, disinfectant, chocolates for the nurses.

The National Hockey League may be getting lost in the shuffle of Canada’s men’s national soccer team (more on that squad in January as they continue their run toward the 2022 World Cup)…

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Town Council held a Regular Meeting of Council on Monday, November 22, 2021. The following agenda items were resolved.

The cartoon has one turkey saying to another, “Dude, I have a lot of people following me online and they’re all inviting me to dinner!”

Saskatchewan has been a helium producer, but a very, very tiny one. Now, it’s seeking to be a world player.

That’s the slogan for Integra Tire in Kindersley. And they mean it! Kyle Adamson and his crew live and breathe integrity and customer service all day, every day 365 days a year.

The Kindersley RCMP would like to remind area residents to be aware of potential scams and frauds that are still happening in our area as well as other jurisdictions.

When will it end? And who can I blame it on? Those are the first thoughts that come to mind when disaster hits.

Other than hockey, no sport in Canada receives as much television coverage as curling, which is why millions of eyeballs will be viewing the action from Saskatoon in late November…