Change to City of Warman vacant lot policy aims to reduce carrying costs
By TERRY PUGH Warman City Council is hoping a change to the policy regarding how vacant lots held by developers are taxed will ensure a “healthy inventory” of land continues…
Wolverines junior hockey club named Warman group of year
The Warman Wolverines of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) were presented with the 2025 Warman Group of the Year award at the Warman City Council meeting on Monday, June…
Area schools promote enhanced learning
By TERRY PUGH Two schools in the Prairie Spirit School Division (PSSD) will be launching teacher-led projects in the 2026-27 academic year aimed at enhancing student learning. Warman High School…
Firefighters battle intense heat, high winds to save homes
By TERRY PUGH Fire crews from Warman, Martensville, Dalmeny and Osler had to contend with high winds and scorching temperatures as they battled a major fire in Warman that completely…
City of Warman to proclaim ‘Cy Warman Heritage Day’ during historic family visit
On May 29, 2026, the City of Warman will officially welcome six direct descendants of its namesake, Cy Warman (1855–1914), for a historic family reunion and civic commemoration. Mayor Gary…
Warman’s Industrial Road renamed 1st Avenue South
By TERRY PUGH A major arterial street in Warman is getting a new name. Industrial Road, a heavily-travelled connector between Central Street and Steves Street, is shedding its humble drudgery-laden…
Warman sets mill rate, raises base tax
By TERRY PUGH Warman City Council voted at its May 20 meeting to increase both the mill rate and the base tax for all classes of property in the municipality.…
Warman Minor Soccer named Legendary Group of the Year
The City of Warman continued its 2025 Volunteer Appreciation Awards with the presentation of the Legendary Group Award. The award was presented to Warman Minor Soccer during the Warman City…
Province marks Disability Service Professionals Week
The Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing disability service professionals across the province from May 10 to 16, 2026, during Disability Service Professionals Week. “Disability service professionals play a critical role…
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,…