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Council Highlights - April 8, 2019 Regular Meeting

More Fantastic People

Kindness Within Our Community

West Central Salvage Now Open

• Located: On Highway 21 at the Kindersley Recycle Centre (previous landfill)

• Operating hours will be Tuesday-Saturday 9:00pm-5:00pm
• We Accept: fridges (decharged), stoves, washers, dryers, small appliances such as microwaves and electronics,propane tanks (emptied and cleaned)
• That's right! We help dispose of your appliances at no charge to you!
• We Pay For: 
  • Scrap metal includes vehicles, trailers, old equipment, prepared or unprepared ferrous metal. Any scrap that is metal besides appliances.
  • We buy non-ferrous metals such as aluminum, copper, brass, and stainless.
  • We also accept batteries.
• Also offer yard clean-ups, bin services, and have a secondary location in Luseland, Saskatchewan.

Tourism Kindersley

Even though the tourism season is over, you can still check out our Tourism Kindersley Blog or Instagram where our friendly Tourism Advisors regularly post new and unique things to do, taste, see, and enjoy!

Make sure to check out the new addition to the Tourism Centre- a Pop Up Library! Take a book, leave a book, share a book, keep a book!

The Kindersley and District Plains Museum is still open 8am-5pm weekdays and weekends by appointment. Call (306) 463-6620 for more information.

Please note: We will be taking resumes for the upcoming tourism season very soon! Let us know if you're interested! (306) 463 2675

Frequently Asked Questions

How Old Must a Child be to Swim Alone
Children under 7 or non-swimmers who cannot pass the "swim test" must be within arms reach of a responsible caregiver, an adult or youth who is a proficient swimmer. The "swim test" is being able to swim 12 metres (width of the Jr. Olympic Pool) with a recognizable stroke. This is up to the Lifeguards discretion whether or not the non-swimmer passes the test.

For more Frequently Asked Questions: https://kindersley.ca/faq

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Job Opportunities

Open Invitations for Tender/Requests for Proposals

Funding Opportunities

Grants for Children and Youth - Kindersley & Area

KidSport and Creative Kids are charitable giving programs who have active local committees in the Kindersley area. These programs grant funds to children and youth to participate in sports, arts, and cultural activities. Grants are assessed based on an applicant's socio-economic and financial barriers. 

Visit the KidSport website here or download the application form. 

Visit the Creative Kids website here or download the application form. Follow the Kindersley Creative Kids Facebook page. 

Giving back to our community

A vibrant community thrives on its people, and Kindersley is home to many service clubs and volunteer committees that help promote a lively, healthy, and engaging community. If you haven't already, please consider volunteering in the new year to one of the very important groups in our community! Click here for contact information. 

Kindersley Community Organizations

Town of Kindersley Community Grant Program

Annually, Kindersley Town Council will award a maximum grant of $750 for up to 20 community organizations to facilitate projects that develop, expand, and improve important programs and services for the residents of Kindersley and surrounding area. Funding will be awarded during two distribution periods and is subject to budget approval by Town Council. Read more

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