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UPDATE: Structure Fire on 7th Avenue West

UPDATE – Wednesday, November 8 Fire was well under control before 6PM on Tuesday afternoon. Crews spent the night extinguishing hot spots. The multiple explosions had been caused by several semis, propane tanks, and tires inside the building. Due to the light wind, there was no concern for air quality. No injuries are reported. The… Continue reading UPDATE: Structure Fire on 7th Avenue West

Bernie Morton Running for Battlefords-Lloydminster Conservative Nomination

Kindersley CAO Bernie Morton will look to win the nomination for the Conservative representative in the upcoming Battlefords-Lloydminster by-election. The seat recently vacated by Gerry Ritz, the former Agriculture Minister, who resigned on October 2nd, will be decided on December 11th and is one of four federal by-elections set to be decided that day. Bernie… Continue reading Bernie Morton Running for Battlefords-Lloydminster Conservative Nomination

Kindersley RCMP: Single Vehicle Rollover This Morning

Source: Kindersley RCMP, November 6, 2017 Single Vehicle Rollover On Monday November 6th, 2017 at 7:40 a.m. Kindersley RCMP were called to a single vehicle rollover on Prairie West Terminal Road approximately 15km North of Highway 7. The 38 year old male driver of the vehicle was uninjured. Road conditions are not considered a factor.… Continue reading Kindersley RCMP: Single Vehicle Rollover This Morning

Kindersley RCMP: Fatal Collision on Highway 7

Source: Kindersley RCMP, November 6, 9:00 a.m., 2017 On Saturday November 4th, 2017 at approximately 8:10 a.m. Kindersley RCMP officers were called to a single vehicle rollover one mile East of Kindersley on Highway 7. The 23 year old male passenger of the vehicle was pronounced deceased on scene and the 24 year old male driver of… Continue reading Kindersley RCMP: Fatal Collision on Highway 7

Kindersley Remembers Past Heroes

The rattling of machine guns, the booming of artillery, the shrill scream of shells, and the droning of planes. The bone-chilling cold, the oozing mud, the sleepless nights and everlasting days. Thousands of men and women answered the call and served their country, no matter the cost. We will remember them. We will remember… Continue reading Kindersley Remembers Past Heroes

Herbert Strutt: A Kindersley War Veteran Remembers

The 97-year-old man leaned back in his chair. His eyes took on a far-away look as memories, some bidden, some not, came flooding into the present. For Herbert (Herb) Strutt of Kindersley, Remembrance Day holds great significance as he remembers comrades and battles over 70 years ago. Strutt, raised near Brock, SK, signed up for… Continue reading Herbert Strutt: A Kindersley War Veteran Remembers

When the Battle Cry is Spoken

When the Battle Cry is spoken, And the Voice of War is heard, The soldiers of the Allies, To battlefields do move. The enemy is silent, As if waiting for the sun, Then they hear that awesome sound, The booming of the Guns… The shells come whistling all around And wreck and break and knock… Continue reading When the Battle Cry is Spoken

Kindersley Urged to Create Emergency Plans

Recent Evacuations Reveal Need for Clear Emergency Plans In the wake of near hurricane-force winds and subsequent fires in many parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan, many are left wondering what could or should have been different; Kindersley authorities have a piece to the puzzle. “The night was one of near chaos in some parts… Continue reading Kindersley Urged to Create Emergency Plans

Citizens Live Life to Its Fullest with Dance

With the hectic schedules and busy lives many adults lead today, adding one more thing may seem just too much. However, for adult dancers in the Kindersley area, the opposite may be true as they find ways to sharpen their minds and bodies, readying for the demanding days ahead. According to several dance instructors… Continue reading Citizens Live Life to Its Fullest with Dance