The Kindersley Wildlife Federation is holding a Shop Local Raffle with some amazing prizes on offer! To purchase tickets you can join the Kindersley Wildlife Federation Facebook page, email Källom A A Hadland at kallomhadland@live.ca., or call Danit Vass at 306-430-7897 Alternatively, tickets can be purchased through, Jeff Vass, Brooke, Dan, Laurie, and Tim Kachmarski,… Continue reading Kindersley Wildlife Federation Holding a Shop Local Raffle
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Volunteers Needed for Museum of Lights
The Kindersley and District Plains Museum has begun their search for volunteers for this year’s Museum of Lights. While it may seem a little early, this year’s event promises to be bigger and better than ever as they are hoping not only to have a Walk of Lights but also an indoor celebration. “We need… Continue reading Volunteers Needed for Museum of Lights
McKenzie School Bell Finds New Home at Kindersley Museum
The McKenzie School Bell has found a new home at the Kindersley and District Plains Museum. After the old school site was slated for demolition, the Town made the decision to move the bell to the Museum–a fitting spot since the bell was purchased in 1911. “We received it as the town of Kindersley is… Continue reading McKenzie School Bell Finds New Home at Kindersley Museum
Kindersley Museum is Open!
The Kindersley Museum is pleased to share they are now open daily to the public! Of course, COVID has changed things, and there are a few differences since the last time you visited… Masks are mandatory inside the building and must be worn throughout your whole tour, including the back outside museums.… Continue reading Kindersley Museum is Open!
Kindersley Museum Getting Ready to Reopen
The Kindersley Museum is thrilled to share they will soon be reopening to the public! Of course, COVID has changed things, and there are a few differences since the last time you visited… Masks are mandatory inside the building and must be worn throughout your whole tour. Regular cleaning and sanitizing will… Continue reading Kindersley Museum Getting Ready to Reopen
Kindersley RCMP Recently Responded to 54 Calls for Service
Between December 14th to December 20th, 2020, Kindersley RCMP responded to 54 calls for service. Kindersley RCMP attended calls for service that included, but are not limited to, two impaired operation of a motor vehicle charges, seven suspicious person/vehicle/property investigations, six failure to comply with Court Orders, one sudden death and one breach of order… Continue reading Kindersley RCMP Recently Responded to 54 Calls for Service
Royal Saskatchewan Museum Hosts Virtual Activities
As the temperature drops and we approach the Winter Solstice, there is science, stories and plenty of fun at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM). “The best part is staying safe and not having to venture out on cold and blustery days as museum programmers are offering a range of at-home, on-line entertainment for RSM fans… Continue reading Royal Saskatchewan Museum Hosts Virtual Activities
Volunteers Needed for Kindersley’s Museum of Lights Event
The Kindersley Museum is looking for volunteers to help (in a socially distant fashion) put up Christmas lights and decorations for their Museum of Lights event in December. Volunteers will be decorating outdoors so social distancing while working will be easily accommodated. Volunteers will also be placed with the “family group” upon arrival, and are… Continue reading Volunteers Needed for Kindersley’s Museum of Lights Event
Museum Seeks Virtual Traffic in Light of COVID Restrictions
By Mallorie Rast While Reopen Saskatchewan marches slowly on, the Kindersley Museum is exploring ways to give both the community and passing travellers a way to interact virtually while COVID-19 restrictions hold doors shut. Even though splash parks, several sport fields and libraries can open with Phase 4.1, the museum is patiently waiting for the… Continue reading Museum Seeks Virtual Traffic in Light of COVID Restrictions
Recreational Opportunities Slim, but Present for Kindersley Residents
By Mallorie Rast While many recreational places still await Phase 4 to open, there are still a few options available for the public to enjoy during these first few days of summer. The Kinderlsey Plains and District Museum and the Kindersley Library are two places that still have their doors closed. “The decision is still… Continue reading Recreational Opportunities Slim, but Present for Kindersley Residents