Talk about people pulling together! Last night as Toni Fiest was heading home from Kindersley, she came across these guys who were out shoveling the massive snow drifts which were making the highways largely unpassable. While we do not know who these people are, their efforts were very much appreciated! For the latest information… Continue reading Public Help Make Highways Passable
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Last Night’s Storm Leaves its Mark!
What a difference! When last night’s storm swept through the region, it made sure to leave its mark. Thankfully Fresh in Eston suffered no damages, and after a quick fix to their furnace, thanks to Eston Sheet Metal, they are back up and running at the store! For the latest information and for more updates… Continue reading Last Night’s Storm Leaves its Mark!
Alberta Clipper Slams Region
Southern Saskatchewan was hit hard by an Alberta clipper and we are still feeling its effects. With winds topping out at just over 100 km/h, buses were cancelled yesterday, multiple power outages were reported, and travel was not recommended. While road closures have been lifted, conditions continue to be icy and, at the time of… Continue reading Alberta Clipper Slams Region
Clipper System Set to Hit Region Wednesday and Thursday
As a “Clipper” system is set to hit the region, Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for southern Saskatchewan that is currently in effect until late Thursday. The clipper system is bringing strong to severe winds, wintry precipitation and blowing snow Wednesday and Thursday. While Environment Canada is unclear on the exact timing… Continue reading Clipper System Set to Hit Region Wednesday and Thursday
Reminder to Give Snow Plows Space
The Government of Saskatchewan is reminding drivers that when passing snowplows to give them some space. Snow plows have blue and amber flashing lights, and when these are on, it means the snow plow is performing winter duties and you should be careful. Winter duties includes plowing, sanding, salting and inspecting roads. Some road bridge… Continue reading Reminder to Give Snow Plows Space
Town Continuing With Snow Removal Efforts
As the Town of Kindersley continues with their snow removal efforts in all areas of town, they have posted a few ‘asks’ from residents. These include: If you see crews up the block they ask you to take a detour and avoid them if at all possible. It will make cleanup more quick and efficient… Continue reading Town Continuing With Snow Removal Efforts
Local Resident Ends Night by Escorting Ambulances to a 911 Call
After Kindersley and area were hit by well over a foot of snow many residents were out doing what they could to help each other by clearing streets, shoveling driveways and pulling vehicles from ditches. After sending out a message on Facebook, Shayne Neigum offered to clear out essential workers or those facing an emergency… Continue reading Local Resident Ends Night by Escorting Ambulances to a 911 Call
Highest snowfall observed in N.L. storm was 93 cm: Environment Canada
Source: Kerri Breen, Global News, January 19, 2020 Newly-released figures from Environment Canada are shedding light on the magnitude of Newfoundland‘s historic blizzard. Many communities in the eastern part of the province have been at a near standstill since Friday when powerful winds and record-breaking snowfall prompted states of emergency. The highest snowfall measurements were taken in areas… Continue reading Highest snowfall observed in N.L. storm was 93 cm: Environment Canada
Sonshine Kennels – How to Read a Dog Food Label
Confused by the ingredients in your dog food? You aren’t alone. Here are three things you should pay attention to: Prioritize proteins. Ingredients are listed in order of weight with the first ingredient being the largest amount. Look for a food that has one or two quality proteins listed within the first few ingredients. Be wary… Continue reading Sonshine Kennels – How to Read a Dog Food Label
Sonshine Kennels – 5 Tips for Keeping Your Furry Friend Warm
As the temperature continues to drop here are five tips to ensure your furry friend stays warm this winter: Never leave your cat or dog alone in a cold car. Cars hold in the cold, acting like refrigerators, which can cause your pet to freeze to death. Keep animals away from winter puddles. They may… Continue reading Sonshine Kennels – 5 Tips for Keeping Your Furry Friend Warm