The National Day of Mourning is not only a day to remember and honour those lives lost or injured due to a workplace tragedy, but also a day to collectively renew our commitment to improve health and safety in the workplace and prevent further injuries, illnesses and deaths.
Mayor Rod Perkins proclaimed in the Town of Kindersley that April 28, 2023 be recognized as A Day of Mourning for Persons Killed or Injured in the Workplace. Council encourages all business owners, workers, and residents to actively participate in educating themselves on workplace safety. View PDF Version
May is MS Awareness Month, learn more here: https://mssociety.ca/
Posting for our friends at Saskatchewan Health Authority!
Feature photo by An De Baerdemaeker
What’s something in common between trees, mattresses, tractor seats, and cardboard? They all DO NOT belong on the ground at our Compost and Recycle Centre on highway 21. Spring is always a disappointing time when the snow melts and we see so much garbage left behind. Kindersley is our HOME please treat it better. When working on spring cleaning (or whatever you call it, guess it looks like winter outside again ) please remember that: - The Kindersley Compost and Recycle Centre accepts in the Compost Area (unbagged leaves, grass clippings, branches, non-woody vegetation, and plant waste). The compost area is [...]
WHEN WILL THE STREET SWEEPER BE ON MY STREET!? We know it's already dusty and some of the snow hasn't even melted yet. All of the gravel we had to put down over winter has to end up somewhere. Please bear with us as we start our spring cleaning. We will not be following the "Street Sweeping Schedule" until May, we will just be taking care of the areas that are the worst, while trying to avoid the last little bit of snow and ice on some roads. Thanks for your patience! Happy Spring!
Spring is finally starting to come around and with that we want to say a huge T H A N K Y O U to those businesses that assisted us in snow removal efforts by abiding by our Snow Removal Bylaw 09-21. A few highlights from our bylaw consist of the following: No person shall move snow onto any public roadway, pathway, or property. No person shall move snow, ice, or other debris onto any neighboring property, including public property. When clearing snow, ice, or debris, into piles during the removal process: In commercial areas (C1, C2, C3, C4, C5 zones): [...]
Notice of Preparation of Assessment Roll View PDF Version
Dutch Elm Disease (DED) is a deadly fungus that can kill an elm in as little as three weeks by clogging its water-conducting vessels. Once a tree is infected by DED, it needs to be removed and disposed of properly by either burying it or burning it. The Town of Kindersley is dedicated to keeping DED out of our community. Every year the Saskatchewan Dutch Elm Disease Association (SDEDA) implements a pruning ban from April 1 to August 31. The Town of Kindersley will strongly enforce no pruning or removing of elms during this period. “Elm Tree” means any tree or [...]
