Campaign aims to raise public awareness of multiple myeloma
An average of 9.7 Canadians are diagnosed every day with multiple myeloma, a type of cancer that affects plasma cells in the bone marrow. According to Myeloma Canada (www.myeloma.ca), a…
Martensville council ponders recycling stations
Martensville City Council is expected to vote at its meeting March 15 on a proposal to institute a ‘public space recycling program’ in partnership with a private company. The proposal,…
Area donations contribute to Ukraine support
Approximately $1.62 million has so far been raised by the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal (www.cufoundation.ca) to provide food packages, medicine and shelter to people displaced by the war in that eastern…
Proposed future regional high school under discussion
An application for capital funding to build a regional joint-use high school that would be located in the RM of Corman Park between the cities of Martensville and Warman is…
Outdoor hockey event raises funds for new rink
Martensville’s first ‘Party on the Pond’ outdoor hockey tournament in March, 2020 took place just before COVID-19 public health restrictions were implemented. This year’s event, slated for this weekend, just…
Two-vehicle collision at Highway 11 entrance to Warman
Martensville Fire Department responded to a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Highway 11 and Central Street in Warman shortly before 3:00 pm on Tuesday, March 1. Martensville firefighters were…
Martensville hosts Junior Curling Provincials
Defending champions, Daymond Bernath and Madison Kleiter, both of Saskatoon, successfully defended their titles as eight teams in each the men’s and women’s divisions competed in a triple knockout event…
Warman marks ten years as city
Warman is unveiling plans to celebrate its 10th anniversary as a city in 2022. A decade since gaining city status marks an exciting, notable benchmark within the rich history of…
Warman Fire Rescue working to mitigate firefighters’ cancer risk
In 2020, five firefighters in Saskatchewan lost their lives to cancer. The disease was directly attributable to the hazards they faced on the job. According to the Workers Compensation Board…
Warman renews waste, recycling deal with Loraas
The familiar red and white Loraas trucks will be rumbling through the streets of Warman for another three years. Warman City Council voted at a meeting on Monday, February 14…