Between June 14th to June 20th, 2021, Kindersley RCMP responded to 32 calls for service*. Kindersley RCMP would like to renew a request for the public’s help in locating 35-year-old Shawn Finlay. Finlay is still wanted on multiple charges out of the Kindersley including; Two charges of Section 5(2) Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking… Continue reading Kindersley RCMP Renew Request for the Public’s Help in Locating Wanted Male
Month: June 2021
McKenzie School Bell Finds New Home at Kindersley Museum
The McKenzie School Bell has found a new home at the Kindersley and District Plains Museum. After the old school site was slated for demolition, the Town made the decision to move the bell to the Museum–a fitting spot since the bell was purchased in 1911. “We received it as the town of Kindersley is… Continue reading McKenzie School Bell Finds New Home at Kindersley Museum
Synergy: Our Mortgage Switch Program
Mortgage Switch Program Ready to move? Are you looking at different mortgage options? Synergy will pay up to $1,500 of the fees associated with moving your mortgage! Learn more about Synergy’s personal mortgage options here. For the latest information and for more updates on everything Kindersley ‘Like’ the Kindersley Social Facebook page below…
Fully Vaccinated Canadians Exempt From Quarantine as of July 5th
Fully vaccinated Canadians who test negative for COVID-19 can soon enter the country by land or air without having to quarantine. The federal government made the announcement on June 21st, saying to qualify as “fully vaccinated” means Canadians have to be vaccinated with two doses of Pfizer, Moderna or AstraZeneca or one dose of Janssen.… Continue reading Fully Vaccinated Canadians Exempt From Quarantine as of July 5th
Klippers Sign Forward Josh Danis for 2021-2022 Season
The Iron Horse Kindersley Klippers have recently announced the signing of (03) forward Josh Danis for the 2021-2022 season. During last year’s shorten COVID season, Danis recorded seven points in just six games for the U18 AAA Calgary Royals. For the latest information and for more updates on everything Kindersley ‘Like’ our Kindersley Social Facebook… Continue reading Klippers Sign Forward Josh Danis for 2021-2022 Season
VIU Mariners Welcome Eli and Jacob Ortman to the Team
The VIU Mariners, the Vancouver Island University Baseball team are in for a great season after adding Kindersley’s own Eli and Jacob Ortman to their 2021-2022 roster. “Signing with the Mariners has been a dream come true,” said Eli. “It means we can go beyond Double-A and House League Ball and play the level of… Continue reading VIU Mariners Welcome Eli and Jacob Ortman to the Team
Saskatchewan Stock Growers Foundation Elects New Directors
The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Foundation (SSGF) held it’s 2nd Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, June 15th in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association (SSGA) Annual Meeting. The SSGF was founded in 2019 with four key objectives which are: to conserve agricultural lands, to advance education, to relieve poverty and to assist victims of disasters.… Continue reading Saskatchewan Stock Growers Foundation Elects New Directors
Canadians Save Record Amounts During COVID
If there is one silver lining to the pandemic, it’s the fact that most Canadians have been able to save. In fact, Canadians have saved a record amount of money during the pandemic, thanks to reduced spending and more money from government support programs. Canadians amassed $212 billion last year, versus $18 billion in 2019,… Continue reading Canadians Save Record Amounts During COVID
6 Ways to Relax if You Have Trouble Switching off
Source: CHLOE GRAY, stylist.co.uk, June 22, 2021 Want to switch off when you clock off? Here’s how! Picture the scene: it’s 6PM on a Wednesday, you know you need to step away from your computer, make yourself dinner, maybe do a yoga class. So you shut your laptop, but by the time you’ve reached the… Continue reading 6 Ways to Relax if You Have Trouble Switching off
Up to 10,000 Japanese Fans Permitted at Tokyo 2020 Olympic
Source: skysports.com, June 21, 2021 No overseas spectators can enter Japan but domestic fans will attend venues at 50 per cent of capacity. Fans must also wear a mask at all times, not shout or speak in a loud voice, and return home immediately after the event. There will be spectators at this summer’s Tokyo… Continue reading Up to 10,000 Japanese Fans Permitted at Tokyo 2020 Olympic