Cities still digging out from under massive snowfall
Public works crews in both Martensville and Warman are working flat-out to clear streets in the wake of the massive snowstorm which hit this region in early November. Bolstered by…
Martensville recreation facilities, programs put on hold; Warman still open (for now)
A spike in the number of COVID-19 cases in Martensville in mid-November has prompted city officials to temporarily suspend recreation programs and close facilities. The suspension is expected to last…
New Warman City Council gets down to business
Saskatchewan Court of Queens Bench Justice Hon. Gerald Allbright rarely cracks a smile in the courtroom when a serious legal case is on the line. But the distinguished judge does…
Masks now mandatory province-wide
Saskatchewan is tightening up public health regulations this week to combat the second wave of COVID-19 infections across the province. In a statement released November 17, the province listed several…
Martensville High classes go online only, Warman Middle School confirms COVID-19 case
Martensville High School (MHS) has moved to online classes only as a result of a surge of COVID-19 cases. Prairie Spirit School Division (PSSD) officials announced late last week that…
New trustees elected to Prairie Spirit School Board
The next Prairie Spirit School Division (PSSD) board of trustees meeting later this month will have a decidedly new look. Five of the 11 trustees are rookies, including Kate Kading,…
No injuries in vehicle collision
The were no injuries after a skid-steer (Bobcat) and a Ford Flex collided on 6th Avenue South near Hanson R.V. in Warman, November 10. Warman RCMP responded to the scene…
Three new councillors elected to Warman City Council
Three incumbent councillors will be joined by three newcomers at the Warman City Council table following the civic election November 9, according to unofficia lelection results. Incumbents Kevin Tooley, Richard…
Warman alley to be closed to vehicles
An alley adjacent to the Warman Cemetery commonly used by motorists as a high-speed shortcut between Peters Street and Central Street is slated to be closed to vehicles. It will…
Don’t push snow onto streets, city advises
The first major blizzard of the season, expected to hit the area this weekend, could dump between 30 to 60 centimeters (12 to 24 inches) of snow in some areas,…