Businesses must adapt to post-COVID-19 world
The COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t changed the world, but it has accelerated the rate of change that was already happening, according to Doug Griffiths, a best-selling author and consultant for community…
Warman prepares to welcome campers in June
Prairie Oasis Park campground in Warman will open for business on June 1. The Brian King Centre campground, however, will remained closed this season. Warman City Council passed a resolution…
Most students still hitting the books from home
Roughly 85 per cent of students at Warman High School (WHS) are actively engaged in online learning activities, according to WHS Vice-Principal Gary Philipchuk. “A lot of the students are…
RCMP seek public’s help in locating missing youth
Warman RCMP are still looking for assistance in locating 14 year-old Hailey Wuttunee. Hailey was reported missing from a home near Martensville on Saturday, May 2, 2020, and her whereabouts…
P4G completes Natural Areas Screening project
Municipal officials now have a comprehensive guide to environmentally-sensitive areas within the Saskatoon-North Partnership for Growth (P4G) district. The P4G Desktop Natural Areas Screening (NAS) program wrapped up earlier this…
P4G Land Use Map amendments endorsed by Martensville council
More land will likely be dedicated to urban residential neighbourhoods and less to commercial and industrial uses when the City of Martensville begins development on the west side of Highway…
Martensville council ponders fundraising proposal from MCRP
A proposal by the Martensville Community Recreation Project (MCRP) that could potentially raise an estimated $300,000 toward a multi-purpose recreation facility in the community is now in the hands of…
Warman Fire Rescue responds to fence fire
Warman Fire Rescue responded to a fence fire around 3:15 p.m. at 507 4th St. West on May 6, which was quickly extinguished. Quick thinking from contractors nearby help put…
Sports fans mask up to stifle virus
Sports fans are snapping up cloth face masks adorned with their favourite team logo. “If you have to wear a mask, you might as well wear something you like,” said…
Venture Heights students finish in top ten of provincial contest
A group of students at Venture Heights School in Martensville finished in the top 10 of the “Caring for our Watersheds” contest. The students are Kaden Shumay, Kazden Mathies, Corben…