Source: Sarah Komadina, globalnews.ca, January 15, 2021 The paramedic with impaired driving of a motor vehicle and impaired driving of a motor vehicle over .08. A 24-year-old Alberta woman is facing charges of impaired driving after a call came into Vegreville RCMP that an ambulance was going the wrong way in the westbound lanes on… Continue reading Alberta Paramedic Receives Impaired Driving Charge While on Duty
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Kindersley Chamber of Commerce Receives Funding for Training & Employment Network
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce has developed the Training & Employment Network (TEN) to provide support to communities and companies to integrate Indigenous, immigrant, youth, and women workers into the local workforce. The TEN is funded through Western Economic Diversification Canada (WD) and administered by the Saskatchewan Chamber of… Continue reading Kindersley Chamber of Commerce Receives Funding for Training & Employment Network
Rare “Rollers” Arrive After Storm
Source: Heidi Atter, cbc.ca, January 15, 2021 Rollers are rare as they require very specific conditions. Saskatoon residents cleaning up after a winter storm were treated to a rare sight on Thursday morning: snow rollers. Snow rollers are cylindrical rolls of snow that resemble round bales. Read full article here… For the latest information and… Continue reading Rare “Rollers” Arrive After Storm
South African COVID-19 Variant Identified in B.C.
Source: Simon Little, globalnews.ca, January 15, 2021 Canada’s first case of the variant was revealed last week in Alberta. British Columbia health officials have detected what appears to be the second case of the new South African variant of COVID-19 in the country. Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said Thursday that the case, which… Continue reading South African COVID-19 Variant Identified in B.C.
Public Help Make Highways Passable
Talk about people pulling together! Last night as Toni Fiest was heading home from Kindersley, she came across these guys who were out shoveling the massive snow drifts which were making the highways largely unpassable. While we do not know who these people are, their efforts were very much appreciated! For the latest information… Continue reading Public Help Make Highways Passable
Last Night’s Storm Leaves its Mark!
What a difference! When last night’s storm swept through the region, it made sure to leave its mark. Thankfully Fresh in Eston suffered no damages, and after a quick fix to their furnace, thanks to Eston Sheet Metal, they are back up and running at the store! For the latest information and for more updates… Continue reading Last Night’s Storm Leaves its Mark!
Kindersley Clinic Experiencing Phone Issues
Just a quick update that the Kindersley Clinic is currently experiencing difficulties with their phone system, however they are working on the problem! They apologize for any inconvenience and hope to be up and running soon! For the latest information and for more updates on everything Kindersley ‘Like’ the Kindersley Social Facebook page below…
Alberta Clipper Slams Region
Southern Saskatchewan was hit hard by an Alberta clipper and we are still feeling its effects. With winds topping out at just over 100 km/h, buses were cancelled yesterday, multiple power outages were reported, and travel was not recommended. While road closures have been lifted, conditions continue to be icy and, at the time of… Continue reading Alberta Clipper Slams Region
Top Global Ranking for Saskatchewan in International Mining Report
The Province is Ranked First in Opportunity Index. The 2020 edition of the Mining Journal Intelligence World Risk Report ranks Saskatchewan among the very top jurisdictions globally for doing business in the mining sector. “This report confirms that Saskatchewan, through stable policies and regulation, has created among the strongest mining investment climates in the world,”… Continue reading Top Global Ranking for Saskatchewan in International Mining Report
Outdoor Rink Guidelines
The Town has posted current guidelines for outdoor rinks. They also wish to remind residents that the outdoor ice surfaces and their buildings are managed by volunteers, please respect the ice, the building and the equipment, and individuals using the space. People experiencing any signs of illness are asked not to enter any Town of… Continue reading Outdoor Rink Guidelines