Warman Fire Rescue building moved to regional training grounds
By TERRY PUGH A two and a half-storey red structure that’s been used as a training building by Warman Fire Rescue (WFR) for the past decade has been relocated to…
Labour of love: volunteers sewing over 100 quilts for nursing home residents
By TERRY PUGH “It’s a project that’s brought a lot of smiles to a lot of people, and the quilts haven’t even gone to the recipients yet.” That’s how Joan…
Shortage of paramedics a factor in ambulance delays
By TERRY PUGH The gaps in Saskatchewan’s emergency medical safety net – particularly delays in ambulance response times – need to be fixed. That’s one point on which Warman elected…
Warman renews Loraas contract for waste, recycling services; expresses frustration with impending SK Recycles program
By TERRY PUGH Loraas Disposal North, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Waste Connections of Canada Inc., will continue to handle garbage and recycling collection services for the City of Warman at…
Warman approves new minimum residential lot size
By TERRY PUGH An amendment to Warman’s zoning bylaw intended to support higher-density, small-lot residential development was adopted by Warman City Council at a meeting on Monday, February 23. The…
Warman opts for addition to RCMP building in 10-year capital plan
By TERRY PUGH After several years of fruitless discussions with neighbouring municipalities and the RCMP regarding the possibility of constructing a regional RCMP building, Warman City Council has decided to…
Residents dig out from under winter blizzard
By TERRY PUGH An Alberta Clipper brought an unwelcome mid-winter gift over a two-day period on February 17 and 18, burying the Saskatoon region under an estimated 25 centimeters of…
Emergency response volunteers shift gears
By TERRY PUGH The City of Warman and surrounding communities will soon be more prepared than ever to respond to natural and man-made disasters. A 40-foot Disaster Assistance Response Team…
Warman ranked among Canada’s top 20 ‘most livable cities’
The City of Warman has been recognized as the 19th most livable city in Canada and the 5th most livable small city, according to The Globe and Mail’s annual ranking…
Warman Community and Recreation Services hosts annual Harry Potter Party on January 24
By KEVIN BERGER, Local Journalism Initiative Mom Tiffany and her son Connor work together to make a craft “Monster Book” during the Harry Potter Party hosted at the Brian King…