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MEET OUR PART-TIME TOURISM ADVISOR: AILANIE

MEET OUR PART-TIME TOURISM ADVISOR: AILANIE
Ailanie and her family migrated in Kindersley, SK last September 2022 from the county of Kuwait. She is an experienced Accountant and Operation Officer in Kuwait for 18 years.
Ailanie obtained an Accounting Bookkeeping certificate from Career City College in Alberta, Canada. She is currently working as a seasonal Tourism Advisor at Town of Kindersley.
When she’s not working she loves outdoor activity, playing volleyball ball and badminton with her kids. For her family’s happiness is the priority.
June 13th, 2023|
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Who Keeps These Lovely Baskets Alive on Hot Days Like Today?

Who keeps these lovely baskets and the flower boxes alive on hot days like today? Our awesome Parks team! Some of the duties of the parks team include, but aren’t limited to maintaining our green spaces and parks, maintaining our ball diamonds, and taking care of the flowers. Duties vary during the winter. Our team includes a couple of full-time workers and some seasonal summer students. #ParksAndRecreationMonth

 

June 9th, 2023|
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