Author: Rina Rast

Rina graduated from homeschool in 2016 and is a current undergraduate student. Her interests include science, photography, philosophy, and 20th century history. When not analyzing data, tackling term papers, or exploring the night sky through her telescope, she enjoys reading, writing, and walking her canine friends.

Medals Awarded to Kindersley Heroes

Heroes from a fiery rescue near Flaxcombe, SK are being awarded for their bravery in saving the life of a trapped victim of a vehicle fire on December 12, 2015. Yesterday, Jody and Daniel Deiana received the Royal Humane Association’s bronze medal in Regina. Jonathan Coralde, who was unable to attend the event, will be… Continue reading Medals Awarded to Kindersley Heroes

KCS Celebrates Education Week

Education Week in Saskatchewan runs from October 16-22, 2016. The Sun West School Division takes this time to recognize the dedication and commitment of its educators, staff, and students. This year’s theme is Celebrating Today, Preparing for Tomorrow. For the Kindersley Composite School, the activities for Education Week began last Friday, when the school had… Continue reading KCS Celebrates Education Week

Archeology Road Show Coming to Kindersley & District Plains Museum

This Saturday, you have a chance to delve into Saskatchewan’s past and enrich your archeological knowledge! The Saskatchewan Archeology Society (SAS) will be bringing an archeology road show to the Kindersley and District Plains Museum on October 22, from 12:00pm—4:00pm. The show is “open to all ages,” according to Norman Wiggins of the museum. People… Continue reading Archeology Road Show Coming to Kindersley & District Plains Museum

National Teen Driver Safety Week

October 16-22, 2016, is Parachute Canada’s 2016 National Teen Driver Safety Week (NTDSW). NTDSW is an annual public awareness campaign meant to educate teen drivers about staying safe on the road. And it’s calling on YOU, as a Canadian, to help reduce distracted and drug impaired driving. Show your support by participating in the social… Continue reading National Teen Driver Safety Week

Broncos Take Game against Klippers

With final scores of 5-1, the Klippers’ game with the Humbolt Broncos Saturday night ended with a solid win for Humbolt. The Broncos pulled ahead in the first period, scoring 2 goals to the Klippers’ 1. Neither team moved ahead in the second period, but the Broncos scored 3 more goals in the third, while… Continue reading Broncos Take Game against Klippers

Klippers vs. Broncos

The Kindersley Klippers will be taking on the Humbolt Broncos tonight. The puck drops at 7:30 p.m. at the West Central Events Center. The Klippers’ head coach Geoff Grimwood says it’s going to be a “big game,” and the team is gearing up for a tough fight. The Klippers’ last game with the Broncos ended… Continue reading Klippers vs. Broncos

Kindersley Klippers Sportsman Dinner

Last night, attendees of the Kindersley Klippers Sportsman Dinner were able to enjoy a catered meal with the Stanley Cup champions Bryan Trottier and Marty McSorley. The fundraising event took place at the Kindersley Curling Rink and began at 5:30 pm. The dinner, catered by “Eat Your Heart Out” catering, was served at 6:30 pm.… Continue reading Kindersley Klippers Sportsman Dinner

Sheldon Cannon: Young Leader

At the University of Alberta, Schulich Scholarship winner Sheldon Cannon is carrying on what he’s been doing in his hometown of Kindersley for years: creating positive change. Growing up in Kindersley, Cannon noticed two things that troubled him: the lack of youth representation in the community, and the lack of activities for teens to participate… Continue reading Sheldon Cannon: Young Leader