Martensville celebrates Buster Days from June 5-7
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative Aspyn, accompanied by her mom Nikki, does an examination of her dolly at the stuffed animal clinic set up by the Martensville Veterinary Hospital…
Martensville council approves tax breaks for developments
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative City of Martensville councillors unanimously voted during their June 2 meeting to pass all three readings on a bylaw granting three-year tax exemptions to…
Martensville council awards $17M biosolids pipeline contract
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative City of Martensville councillors passed a motion during their May 19 meeting to award a contract to Marathon Underground Constructions Corp. for a new…
Martensville council approves CCBF application for $1.341M to fund upgrades to Centennial Drive North
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative City of Martensville councillors have approved an application to the 2026 Canada-Community Building Fund (CCBF) for $1,341,800 to carry out Phase 1 of the…
New City of Martensville bylaw consolidates development fees that pay for infrastructure costs
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative City of Martensville councillors passed first reading during their May 19 meeting on a new bylaw that contains all of the charges that the…
Martensville council discusses how to enforce proposed new ATV bylaw at May 12 meeting
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative What is the purpose of creating a bylaw that cannot be enforced? That fundamental dilemma was raised during the City of Martensville committee of…
Maddogs football to hold fall practices at MRC
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative City of Martensville councillors approved a request during their May 5 meeting to waive $4,500 in rental fees for the Maddogs minor football program,…
‘Not too smart’: used oil dumped in ditch
By TERRY PUGH Approximately 10 gallons (37.854 litres) of used motor oil appeared to have been purposely dumped in a ditch along Township Road 381 south of Martensville by unknown…
Martensville council approves 2026 mill rate
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative City of Martensville councillors voted during their May 5 meeting to pass all three readings on a 2026 property tax bylaw, which increases the…
Gazette wins Sask newspaper awards
The Clark’s Crossing Gazette won four Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association (SWNA) awards in the 2026 Better Newspapers Competition. The awards were announced at the SWNA annual general meeting on Tuesday,…