Kindersley Embraces Diversity: Celebrating Multiculturalism and Filipino Culture
Kindersley embraces diversity: Celebrating multiculturalism and Filipino culture
Written by Terrence Vass
Kindersley, Saskatchewan, stands as a shining example of multiculturalism in action. With a vibrant and growing Filipino community of approximately 500 to 600 residents—the largest ethnic group in town—Kindersley celebrates diversity, inclusion, and cultural exchange.
This commitment to multiculturalism aligns perfectly with Saskatchewan’s motto, “From Many Peoples Strength,” which reflects the province’s rich tapestry of cultures and treaty relationships. It’s particularly fitting that November 16 to 24 has been proclaimed Saskatchewan Multicultural Week, a time to celebrate community, honour diversity, and advocate for equity.
The Filipino Community: A Culture of Togetherness
The Filipino community in Kindersley is deeply rooted in a spirit of togetherness and celebration. Their emphasis on family and community extends to everyone around them, transforming personal milestones like birthdays, baptisms, and weddings into opportunities to welcome friends and neighbours.
“We invite people outside the Filipino community to our celebrations,” says Nick Davina, president of the Filipino community in Kindersley. “It’s a way to share who we are, build friendships, and foster understanding.”
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Snow Dumping Area
The ground is white once again 
We would like to remind residents and businesses, PLEASE DO NOT PUSH YOUR SNOW ON TO THE STREET. Don’t pile it on your neighbors yard without permission.
If you are clearing a large lot, it must not be piled for the season. Please take it to the allotted snow dumping area provided by the Town of Kindersley on the map accompanying this post.
Thanks for your cooperation!
Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Opening 2024
Today Councillor Warren Schafer attended the Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Opening and came back to ring some bells during the afternoon!The Christmas Kettle donations stay with local families in need. The funds go towards local families in crisis, programming such as music and Bible camps for children, as well as purchasing ham and turkey for the Christmas Food Hampers.
We encourage our residents to donate if you are able. If you are unable to donate, but can give time, the Salvation Army is still looking for volunteers to help out with ringing the bells and taking donations both cash in the bubble and through tap on the sign. If you are interested in ringing bells, please contact Jodi Geddes by email at: jodi-4@hotmail.com
Pictured here are Councillor Warren Schafer, Captain Derek Kerr, and Christmas Kettle Coordinator Jodi Geddes.
Request for Contact Information
We are looking to update our downtown business email directory.
Those affected are businesses on Main Street or the 100 block east or west of Main Street.
Please email your updated Business information (Name, Address, Phone Number, and Email) to bylaw@kindersley.ca
Thank you for your cooperation.
Holiday Smile Cookie Day Four
Holiday Smile Cookie Day Four 
Head down and grab some cookies to support Kindersley Early Years Family Resource Centre!
Feature Photo – November 21, 2024
Feature photo by Jessica Ross 
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