We’d like to wish longtime resident Eleanor de Coninck Smith a very Happy 100th Birthday! Thank you so much for welcoming both Deputy Mayor Warren Schafer and Communications Coordinator Anna Polsfut into your home for a quick birthday visit! Here’s to many more wonderful memories!
Posting the Spring 2026 edition of the SW1 Primary Health Care Newsletter, “Spring into Health" for our friends at the Saskatchewan Health Authority. This issue features important information on prevention of Hantavirus as well as the management of spring allergies and respiratory illnesses. It also highlights a variety of community health programs coming to your area this spring.
Sharing for our friends at the West Central Curling Academy
As of MAY 3, 2026, the West Central Events Centre has begun their summer hours: Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm (except for special events). For any questions or concerns regarding this notice, please call us at 306-463-1820
The Tourism Centre is now OPEN for the season at the Kindersley Museum & Tourism Centre! Whether you're looking to go on vacation, staycation, or just to find out what's going on in town, you can visit between 9am and 5pm any day of the week! The Museum is also open for tours, so be sure to take some time to stretch your legs and see what is new!
Summer Day Camp registration will be live on May 11th at 10am. Click on the images to enlarge the information!
A friendly heads up!
A friendly notice as you plan your upcoming weekends at the Aquatic Centre! On May 8 starting at 7:30pm through May 9 & 10, 2026, the Junior Olympic Pool will be closed for a course. Regular Lane Swim will still run from 11:00am to 1:30pm as the only programming available in the Junior Olympic Pool over those two days. For any questions or concerns regarding this notice, please contact us at 306-463-2082.
Posting for our friends at Saskatchewan Health Authority!
Don't Prune Elms from April 1 to August 31 Provincial regulations prohibit pruning of elm trees from April 1 to August 31 each year. The beetles are most active then, and fresh cuts attract them, increasing the chance of infection. For More Information: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/business/agriculture-natural-resources-and-industry/forestry/forest-health/dutch-elm-disease