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2910, 2024

Council Highlights October 28, 2024 – Regular Meeting

By |October 29th, 2024|Categories: Community, Council Highlights, News and Notices|

On Monday, October 28, 2024, Town Council held their Regular Meeting. 7.1: Council heard a Duly Recognized Delegation - Darcy Klarenbach. The delegation spoke about a Crosswalk at 6th Avenue & 5th Street Crescent. The delegation also spoke about snow removal in the area of Westberry School. 8.1: The Financial Report for September 2024 was presented to Council. 8.2: The Council of the Town of Kindersley acknowledged the allocation of [...]

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2510, 2024

Feature Photo – October 25, 2024

By |October 25th, 2024|Categories: Community, News and Notices, Recreation and Culture|

Title: Lovers in the well. Taken at the Motherwell Reservoir by Altier Mangcoy. "Took my uncle and aunt out for a walk, and they told me their amazing journey coming to Canada. It's been a decade since they migrated here and they've been married for 2 decades too. Their story, their commitment to one another and their love is something worth talking about and being shared." Submit yours here: https://www.kindersley.ca/community/featured-images/

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