Ditson Drive Road Closures & Construction

July 17th, The Circus is Coming to Town!

Smoking Bylaw 02-09 Reminder

Summertime Housekeeping Items

Property Clean-up

New Website

Tourism Kindersley

The Tourism Centre is now OPEN! Hours are 9am-5pm Daily! We are excited to see you there!

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!


Meet Our Tourism Advisors Sage and Madison

My name is Sage and I was born and raised in Kindersley. As I grew up I was very involved in music and dance, both of which are how I continue to enjoy my spare time. I just completed my second year of studies at the University of Saskatchewan, where I am majoring in Anatomy and Cell Biology. I am excited to work in the Kindersley Tourism Centre this summer. I look forward to learning more of the history of Kindersley as well as plan some fun events over the summer!
 

My name is Madison and I was raised here in Kindersley. I am 19 years old. While I grew up here I was an active member of the Kindersley Figure Skating Club and Student Leadership Council, and played softball and volleyball. I just finished my second year of University at the Edwards School of Business at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. I am majoring in Finance. In my free time I like to read, go for walks, and hang out with family and friends. I will be working at the Museum as a Tourism Advisor for the summer. I love to visit with people so feel free to approach me with any questions or inquiries!

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://www.kindersley.ca/community/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.

Visit the Creative Kids website here. 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. 


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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