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Zane Lambert Wins PBR Canada Cup Series Event in Medicine Hat, Alberta to Inch Closer to a Historic Third PBR Canada Championship

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At the first-ever PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Canada Cup Series event in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Saturday evening, the already ferocious battle for the 2021 PBR Canada Championship further intensified. As one of four riders to go a perfect 2-for-2, veteran rider Zane Lambert (Ponoka, Alberta) won the PBR Thunderbuck in the Badlands, presented by Robertson Implements and… Continue reading Zane Lambert Wins PBR Canada Cup Series Event in Medicine Hat, Alberta to Inch Closer to a Historic Third PBR Canada Championship

Kindersley Curling Club Gears Up For Season

The Kindersley Curling Club is gearing up for the 2021-22 season. Now is the time to get your teams ready and registered in their leagues! LEAGUES: Will commence the week of November 8th and there will be FREE curling from November 2nd to the 7th. Mondays: Evening – MEN’S (7:15 pm) Wednesdays: Afternoon – OPEN… Continue reading Kindersley Curling Club Gears Up For Season

Three Things Can’t Be Hidden: The Sun, the Moon and the Truth

By Joan Janzen The silly joke for this week is: “What do you call a boat that doesn’t allow criticism? A Censor-ship.” John Diefenbaker once said, “I am Canadian, a free Canadian, free to speak without fear, free to worship God in my own way, free to stand for what I think right, free to… Continue reading Three Things Can’t Be Hidden: The Sun, the Moon and the Truth

Kindersley Chamber: Small Businesses Are the Backbone of a Community

Small businesses are the backbone of a community. They employ the most people and make positive contributions to the town’s recreation, arts and culture, sports teams, etc. Without small business support, many of these activities would either not occur or would have fewer participants. The Chambers of Commerce in all communities play a vital role… Continue reading Kindersley Chamber: Small Businesses Are the Backbone of a Community

Celebrating Small Business Week!

Small businesses are critical to the Canadian economy, and right now it’s never been more important to support local businesses. For decades the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) has hosted Small Business Week helping to highlight the impact small businesses have on the economy, while also celebrating the hard-working people behind them. Small business… Continue reading Celebrating Small Business Week!

Warrant Issued for Woman Believed to Be in Saskatchewan

RCMP are looking for the public’s help to locate a woman wanted on multiple warrants who may have travelled to Saskatchewan. Sarah Dawn WILM, 30, of Calgary, is currently wanted on a Canada-Wide Warrant for break and enter in relation to an incident that occurred at a residence in northeast Calgary on Sunday, Aug. 8,… Continue reading Warrant Issued for Woman Believed to Be in Saskatchewan

Canada-U.S. Land Border to Open November 8th

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Fully vaccinated Canadians can once again cross into the United States by land for leisure trips starting November 8th. Non-essential travellers crossing land borders from Canada or Mexico will have to show their vaccination status, and only those who are fully vaccinated will be allowed through. Proof of vaccination will be required if selected for… Continue reading Canada-U.S. Land Border to Open November 8th

Private F-28 Rolls Through Kindersley

Photo Credit: Time Air Historical Society

On Tuesday, October 12th, those driving along the highway saw an unexpected sight–an aircraft on the highway. This plane affectionately named “Three Fokketeers” began it’s journey to Alberta, coming through Kindersley around noon. This was one of the two private F-28’s heading back to Lethbridge, where it will will be placed in a museum setting.… Continue reading Private F-28 Rolls Through Kindersley

Community Rink Affordability Grant Program Application Now Open

The Government of Saskatchewan is once again accepting applications from communities for the Community Rink Affordability Grant (CRAG) after committing $1.7 million to the program for 2021-22. The Community Rink Affordability Grant provides funding for community-owned indoor skating and curling rinks. Reinstated in 2020-21, the grant was distributed to 372 organizations to help support operations… Continue reading Community Rink Affordability Grant Program Application Now Open