By Mallorie Rast While the name conjures up cartoon images of either a nobby pickle swinging a baseball bat or folks using an extraordinarily-sized pickle as the ball-bat, Pickleball doesn’t have anything at all to do with pickles, but a whole lot to do with fun. Kindersley’s group of Pickleball players now have a new… Continue reading Why Not Play Pickleball
Month: July 2020
A $4b Irrigation Plan Could Boost Sask.’s Crop Diversity
Source: Francois Biber, saskatoon.ctvnews.ca, July 31, 2020 On July 2nd, Sask. announced a $4 billion “generational” project that would divert water from Lake Diefenbaker to irrigate 500,000 acres of farmland across the province. SASKATOON — The provincial government’s $4 billion generational project announced earlier this month presents an opportunity to tackle food security in Canada,… Continue reading A $4b Irrigation Plan Could Boost Sask.’s Crop Diversity
Oilers Ethan Bear Honored Heritage With Name Bar in Cree Syllabics
Source: Sportsnet Staff, sportsnet.ca, July 31, 2020 Ethan Bear honoured his Indigenous heritage during an exhibition game against the Flames. Edmonton Oilers defenceman Ethan Bear will be wearing a special jersey during Tuesday’s exhibition game against the Calgary Flames. Bear, who is from the Ochapowace Nation in southern Saskatchewan, will honour his Indigenous heritage by… Continue reading Oilers Ethan Bear Honored Heritage With Name Bar in Cree Syllabics
Takeaways From Trudeau’s WE Charity Scandal Investigation
Source: Sean Boynton, globalnews.ca, July 31, 2020 During his testimony, Trudeau said he didn’t know the amounts the WE Charity was paying his family. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in the hot seat Thursday as he testified to the House of Commons finance committee about his role in the decision to give WE Charity a… Continue reading Takeaways From Trudeau’s WE Charity Scandal Investigation
B&A Fencing: Need Wind Protection? Talk to Us About Our Wood Fencing
Wood fence is a popular choice because it provides great wind protection and looks great! There are many options to choose from – cedar, stained, pressure treated… done in multiple styles. Call or message us today for a free estimate! For the latest information and for more updates on everything Kindersley ‘Like’ the Kindersley Social… Continue reading B&A Fencing: Need Wind Protection? Talk to Us About Our Wood Fencing
Supreme Source for Sports: We have Kids Bogs Footwear
We have lot’s of kids Bogs Footwear rain boots in stock! Come in and see us today we have kids sizes from infant 7- kids 3 For the latest information and for more updates on everything Kindersley ‘Like’ the Kindersley Social Facebook page below…
Murlin Electronics: We Offer Remote Computer Support
Having computer troubles? We can help! Our local techs can safely and remotely access your computer to revolve issues. Don’t worry, your information will stay private, and you can even watch what we are doing, on the screen, while we are working to fix your problem. We can also pickup, repair and deliver your computer back… Continue reading Murlin Electronics: We Offer Remote Computer Support
Kindersley Inn: Charlie’s Lounge Is Back Open!
EXCITING NEWS! Charlie’s Sports Lounge is officially RE-OPEN to the public daily from 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. We have implemented some extra cleaning and safety protocols to keep our guests extra safe! Come down and enjoy a socially distanced cold drink and our specials! For the latest information and for more updates on everything… Continue reading Kindersley Inn: Charlie’s Lounge Is Back Open!
Due to Pandemic Air Transat Cancels Most Winter Flights Out of Western Canada
Source: Christopher Reynolds The Canadian Press, ctvnews.ca, July 31, 2020 The only routes out of western gateways from Nov. 1 and April 30 will be from Vancouver to Toronto and Montreal, as well as some connecting flights to Europe via Toronto. MONTREAL — Air Transat plans to cancel all flights from Western Canada to sun… Continue reading Due to Pandemic Air Transat Cancels Most Winter Flights Out of Western Canada
Swirl Cafe Creates More Than Just Treats
By Mallorie Rast In the face of the hustle and bustle of our 21st century world, there is one place in Kindersley that provides a relaxed atmosphere and serves up hand-crafted ice cream with a smile. Located on Main Street across from the Red Lion, Swirl Cafe, an ice cream and coffee shop provides not… Continue reading Swirl Cafe Creates More Than Just Treats