National Volunteer Week 2023
Volunteering helps us find friendship, develop trust, and gain belonging. We become more deeply connected to our community and create a sense of unity. #NVW2023
What’s Something in Common with Trees, Mattresses, Tractor Seats, and Cardboard?
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 [...]
Feature Photo – April 19, 2023
Feature photo by An De Baerdemaeker
COMING UP NEXT FRIDAY – BRETT KISSEL
COMING UP NEXT FRIDAY! Get your Brett Kissel tickets before they're all gone! See Brett and Ben Chase right here in Kindersley at the WCEC! You can find tickets online on Ticketmaster: https://www.ticketmaster.ca/brett.../event/11005E758CE01A84 OR you can grab them from us at the Town of Kindersley Administration Office or at the Kindersley and District Co-op Food Store!
Feature Photo – April 18, 2023
Feature photo by The CannaVet Chef
#NVW2023
Volunteering is an action we take to support one another. All our interconnected actions help make our communities strong and vibrant. #NVW2023
Feature Photo – April 17, 2023
Feature photo by An De Baerdemaeker
Volunteers Are Threads of Connection
Let’s celebrate our individual and collective actions in creating a strong, interconnected and vibrant community! Volunteering weaves us together, strengthening the fabric of our community by sharing our time, talent and energy to support one another. #NVW2023
Natural Cat Deterrents & Repellents
The following list of natural cat deterrents and repellents addresses some common concerns and easy ways to modify the feral or stray cats’ behavior: -Cover your trash cans tightly or secure lids with bungee cords. -To keep cats away from gardens, flower beds, or specific areas of property, scatter fragrant items that don’t appeal to a cat’s sense of smell, like fresh orange or lemon peels, organic citrus-scented sprays, coffee grounds, vinegar, pipe tobacco, or oil of lavender, lemongrass, citronella, or eucalyptus. -Add the herb rue to gardens to keep cats out, or sprinkle dried rue over gardens or landscaping. -Use [...]
Feature Photo – April 14, 2023
"6pm sun down" by Vern Ranger