Warman Fire Rescue responds to above-average call volume
Warman Fire Rescue (WFR) experienced another month of above-average call volume in July, responding to 48 emergencies. In a written report to Warman City Council on Monday, August 16, Warman…
Warman Fire Rescue (WFR) experienced another month of above-average call volume in July, responding to 48 emergencies. In a written report to Warman City Council on Monday, August 16, Warman…
From 1939 to 1953, the Ford N-series tractor was one of the most common workhorses on prairie farms across North America. And some of those vintage tractors are still doing…
Long-time Martensville realtor Richard Reimer knows a thing or two about quality houses. And playhouses. Reimer is picking up the $5,000 tab for the cost of materials used in the…
Warman City Council is looking to alleviate a potential traffic bottleneck at a busy intersection before school starts in September. Congestion at the intersection of Clubhouse Boulevard and 1st Avenue…
The number and value of building permits issued in Warman during the first six months of 2021 was more than 50% higher than the same period a year ago. According…
Warman City Council voted at its July 19 meeting to approve an application for infrastructure grant funding for two projects: outdoor arena upgrades in RJ Gidluck Park, and repairs to…
The month of June saw Warman Fire Rescue (WFR) respond to 43 medical, fire and motor vehicle collision emergencies. That’s “another month of above-average calls,” according to Warman Fire Chief…
Heavy equipment crews in Warman were busy June 29 and 30 grading Gord Thompson Road North and South in preparation for an application of S.P.-90 dust control. No roadwork is…
Warman City Council voted unanimously at a meeting on Monday, June 21 to increase the capacity of a projected pipeline from the city’s storm water reservoirs to the South Saskatchewan…
Warman City Council is encouraging businesses to alter their existing ‘handicapped parking’ signage to read: ‘accessible parking’. The issue was raised at a city council meeting on Monday, June 21…