RCMP, cities sign service agreements
New five-year agreements with the RCMP to provide municipal policing in Warman and Martensville have been endorsed by both city councils. Martensville City Council approved an agreement at a video-conference…
Catholic School Board passes balanced budget
The financial outlook for the Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools (GSCS) in its 2020-21 operating budget is stable but unpredictable. The GSCS Board of Education unanimously passed the school division’s balanced…
Outdoor sports facilities getting set to re-open
While the province has given the green light for outdoor organized sports to begin on Monday, June 22, not all recreation facilities in Warman and Martensville will be ready on…
Churches welcome partial re-opening measures
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Warman will welcome worshippers back on Sunday, June 14 for the first in-person service since COVID-19 restrictions were implemented in mid-March. But it won’t…
City of Warman gives Chamber of Commerce a break on rent
After playing a pivotal role in helping area businesses cope with financial challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, the Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce (PSCC) is itself receiving a helping…
Playgrounds, skate parks reopen – finally!
It didn’t take long for kids to find out the temporary fencing around the Kyle Syrenne skate park in Martensville was removed. “The skate park opened yesterday,” said Martensville Recreation…
Lights set to shine on Martensville diamonds
Baseball games in Martensville will be played under the lights once provincial COVID-19 health restrictions on the sport are lifted. Installation of lights on one of the Senior-U18 baseball diamonds…
Martensville council approves graduation procession
The Martensville High School (MHS) 2020 graduating class will have their moment in the spotlight after all. Martensville City Council passed a resolution during a video-conference meeting on Tuesday, June…
Resonate music conference moves online
The sixth annual Resonate Music Conference has a decidedly different look this year. The rustic natural setting of the Beaver Creek camp south of Saskatoon has been replaced by flickering…
Martensville paves the way for smoother streets
Martensville residents will have to endure some short-term pain for long-term gain this summer. Paving projects and street repairs are in full swing across the city, which translates into detours,…