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The Latest News and Events From Kindersley Saskatchewan. Submit your news tips to news@kindersleysocial.ca/webarchive and we may feature it in an article!

Kindersley Library

Grab a book or check out programming for all ages at the Kindersley Library. The Kindersley Library is a part of the Wheatland Regional Library System. Members have access to thousands of books, magazines, DVDs, CDS, audiobooks, and other resource materials throughout Saskatchewan. The Wheatland Regional Library system offers an online database as well as… Continue reading Kindersley Library

GAME RECAP: Kindersley Klippers VS. Battlefords North Stars

January 2nd, 2016   The Klippers bench brains were hoping that the rust had been shaken off by the time the North Stars visited the WCEC on New Year’s Eve. The Stars dropped the Klippers 4-2 that night. Kindersley took to the road, heading to North Battleford to finish the home and home with the… Continue reading GAME RECAP: Kindersley Klippers VS. Battlefords North Stars

RIDERS SIGN FIVE

The Saskatchewan Roughriders have announced national receiver S.J. Haidara, international offensive lineman Jarriel King, national defensive back Kwame Adjei, national offensive linemanAaron Picton and national running back Brandon Deschamps have all signed with the team. As per club policy, terms of the contracts were not released.  Haidara (6’1 – 215) will return for his fourth… Continue reading RIDERS SIGN FIVE

Saskatchewan Rush open season with win over Calgary Roughnecks

Mark Matthews and Robert Church both had two goals and three assists as the Saskatchewan Rush got past the Calgary Roughnecks 10-8 on Saturday night in National Lacrosse League action. The win marks the team’s first win of the season, which was also their first regular season game. Zack Greer also had a pair of goals for the… Continue reading Saskatchewan Rush open season with win over Calgary Roughnecks

Regina Mayor Michael Fougere says he'll run again in October

  Fougere says he will tout vision as he seeks 2nd term Regina Mayor Michael Fougere has confirmed he will be running for re-election this fall. While many might not be surprised by the announcement,  Fougere made it official he’ll be making his second bid for mayor in an interview Monday with The Morning Edition host Sheila Coles. “I’m… Continue reading Regina Mayor Michael Fougere says he'll run again in October

Finland eliminates Canada from world juniors

Canada’s juniors are heading home after falling to Finland 6-5 in a nail-biter of a match Saturday at the world junior hockey championship. Canada, the defending tournament champion, grabbed the lead early in the game, but by the end of the first period, the two teams began trading goals that left fans on the edges… Continue reading Finland eliminates Canada from world juniors

Search dogs find no sign of missing Lac La Ronge, Sask. man

Canadian Search and Disaster Dogs Association says the search will resume in spring The four canine specialists sent to Lac La Ronge, Sask., are heading home after not finding any signs of a missing man who may have fallen through the ice. Billy Taylor, 36, was last seen on the evening of Dec. 17 leaving… Continue reading Search dogs find no sign of missing Lac La Ronge, Sask. man

'Meet my big family': Woman seeks new home for more than 1,000 vintage dolls

A Winnipeg woman who has amassed a staggering collection of vintage dolls is searching for a new caretaker for her prized “family.” Rozalynde McKibbin has been building the collection ever since she gave a makeover to a bald doll she found in a red dress. That happened on Valentine’s Day of 1966, so she named… Continue reading 'Meet my big family': Woman seeks new home for more than 1,000 vintage dolls