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The Town of Kindersley council heard that the water tower project currently underway is on budget but needs another month for completion.
The Town of Kindersley council approved a list of tax arrears properties and thus began the process to recover the money owing.
KINDERSLEY – Legion Chaplain Scott Holloway made a special presentation to David and Carol Burke at the 100th anniversary celebration of the Kindersley Legion Branch 57.
A Saskatchewan producers organization has played a key role in calming trade disputes between Canada and China, opening the way to a new deal with hopefully more to come.
KINDERSLEY – The Kindersley Royal Purple announced the winners of their Royal Purple Brain Injury Poster Contest for Brain Love. Darlene May presented certificates to the winners.
Terry Hall now chairs the Sun West School Division. Trustees elected Hall, of Lucky Lake, during their Oct. 27 meeting in Rosetown, a Sun West statement said.
LEADER – Leader RCMP are asking for the public’s help after a break-in at an oil and gas site in the RM of Enterprise. Police received the report at about 9:45 a.m. on Oct. 29.
LEADER – The Town of Leader council will apply for asbestos cleanup funds along with another municipality. The resolution was passed at the Nov. 3 regular meeting of council.
UNITY – Unity RCMP handled a range of calls from Oct. 27 to Nov. 2, including two noise complaints. Members spoke to the subject of complaint and issued a verbal warning.
This year’s Remembrance Day stamp recognizes Chinese Canadians who volunteered for secret Allied operations in Asia during the Second World War.
Federal leaders want people to “talk money” this month. That’s the theme of Financial Literacy Month, which happens in November for the 15th time in Canada.
Last week everyone from toddlers to grandparents had a whole lot of fun dressing up in creative costumes as they celebrated Halloween.
KINDERSLEY – On Friday evening, October 30, the Kindersley Legion Branch 57 hosted a ham supper to celebrate the Legion’s 100th anniversary.
Westcliffe Composite School held the official grand opening of its highly anticipated new playground addition on October 26, 2026. The School Community Council provided doughnuts and iced tea to the school and community members in attendance.
The Kerrobert Courthouse Restoration Society supplied a booth at the Kerrobert Harvest Festival on October 10th.
KINDERSLEY – Great Plains College in Kindersley held its open house on Thursday evening, Oct. 29. Recruitment Officer Alexis Denischuk was on hand to greet visitors and invite them to enter their name to win a backpack.
According to statistics, Saskatchewan has one of the highest per-capita rates of drug and alcohol addiction in Canada, with roughly 14 percent of residents experiencing a substance use disorder.
BEECHY – Saskatchewan RCMP’s Homicide Investigation Unit is investigating the deaths of two people found at a residence near Beechy.
EMPRESS – The Village of Empress council decided against a child crosswalk plan but approved school zone signs for the community.
KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley council began the process to allow a defunct motel in the community to be redeveloped as affordable housing.
EMPRESS – The Village of Empress council examined the results of a search for help with tree maintenance. The offers were examined at the Oct. 21 regular meeting of council.
KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley council accepted a $20,000 offer for a lot with municipal taxes owing after the lot didn’t attract a tender. The resolution to accept the offer was made at the Oct. 26 regular meeting of council.
EMPRESS – The Village of Empress council agreed to replace necessary bulbs at the municipal airport but balked at quotes for beacon maintenance.
UNITY – Unity, Wilkie and Macklin RCMP responded to a range of calls from Oct. 20 to 26, including a fuel theft, a stolen vehicle and a collision with a moose.
Four young helpers dig in with Eston Communities in Bloom volunteer Val Mahon to plant tulip bulbs in the park last week.
KERROBERT – The community of Kerrobert placed their votes for their favourite businesses. ACE Environmental Services Ltd. earned two awards: Business of the Year as well as the Community Builder award.
The Red Hatters enjoyed the Medieval Feast at Caleb on Friday afternoon. Back Row (L-R): Thressa Whitfield, Lorraine Torrens, Monica Ritter, Kathy Kutschera. Front Row: Angela Deschner, Cathy Bur.
Kerrobert Composite School’s first-ever School Community Council (SCC) pancake breakfast was a huge success. The community rallied in support, helping behind the scenes…
LUSELAND – The Town of Luseland council agreed to extend a three-way agreement that funds the local economic development manager. The decision was made at the Oct. 15 regular meeting of council.