Canada Day was enjoyed by many folks - young and old at the Kindersley & District Plains Museum.

Congratulations to the Class of 2025 and all the graduates! Well done! Enjoy your summer and good luck with all your future plans!

The Town of Kindersley, Kindersley Museum, and Better Together present CANADA DAY, Tuesday July 1, 2025.

The Kindersley & District Co-op held their first Community Lunch for 2025 on the afternoon of June 17th at the Kindersley Senior’s Centre.

Kee Sheet Metal and new owner, Kyle Strutt, held their Grand Opening on Tuesday, June 10th. Congratulations!

Just hanging out, catching some rays and watching soccer at Westberry Elementary soccer field last week.

The Boisjoli gals share a laugh after successfully competing in the Wild Pony Races at the Kindersley Indoor Rodeo last week.

Please be advised that due to generally dry conditions in the area, an increased risk of fire has been assessed for the Town of Kindersley.

Canadian Cowboys Association (CCA) rodeos are riding into the 62nd season! It is time to get ready, saddle-up and hold on tight as the sport of rodeo is available from April to October…

At the West Central Events Centre May 29, 30 and 31, 2025. Performances nightly at 7:00 pm.

What are the odds of winning the lottery? The odds turned out to be excellent for Miguel Malana of Kindersley when he scanned his Lotto Max with EXTRA ticket…

Local business Dennis’ Welding Ltd. is making waves with a newly expanded storefront designed to better serve Kindersley and the surrounding area.

The Kindersley Players brought community theatre to life in their most recent production 'Four Weddings and an Elvis', which they performed…

Swift Current Municipal RCMP is warning the public of a dangerous illicit drug circulating in the Swift Current area.

Evan Pelletier (left) and Kayden Lake are the new tourist advisors at Kindersley and District Plains Museum. Evan is from Kindersley and is studying Marketing at university in Alberta.

Wishing all the mothers a very happy Mother's Day this Sunday, May 11, 2025.

Kindersley & District Plains Museum Board member Norm Wiggins and Councillor Rob Anderson were making sweet smiles at Tim Horton’s on Monday morning April 28th.

The Rev Piotr was busy in the kitchen preparing Mulligatawny Soup for the St. George’s Day Dinner on Wednesday, April 23rd.

Congratulations to Rayellene Leipert (left) and Shirley Deptuch, the new owners of Kindersley Bearing.

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