Warman Childcare Centre expansion gets green light
It’s taken longer than anticipated, and there’s been some bumps along the road, but the Warman Childcare Centre (WCC) is now on the verge of expanding to include a second…

It’s taken longer than anticipated, and there’s been some bumps along the road, but the Warman Childcare Centre (WCC) is now on the verge of expanding to include a second…
City of Warman employees will officially be getting an additional statutory holiday beginning this fall. Warman City Council voted unanimously at its meeting on Monday, April 8 to recognize September…
The Clark’s Crossing Gazette has been named a finalist for its reporting, photography, and design at the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association’s (SWNA) upcoming Better Newspapers Competition. The annual awards are…
The Clark’s Crossing Gazette is ushering in a new era with a change of ownership. London Publishing Company, which owns over 20 independently-operated community newspapers in Ontario, purchased the Clark’s…
The Warman U13A Wildcats claimed the provincial championship on home ice in decisive fashion last week. After losing the first game 7-4 on the road to the Yorkton Terriers on…
Warman Fire Rescue (WFR) now has a formal mutual aid agreement with the Saskatoon Fire Department (SFD), similar to one in place with other neighbouring communities. Warman City Council voted…
Marty Baroni looked right at home during the Warman City Council meeting on Monday, March 25. The new Warman City Manager stepped into his new role on March 20, a…
Parking spots are as scarce as hen’s teeth at the Warman Home Centre Communiplex (WHCC) on busy days. And with the current construction of a second indoor ice surface on…
Warman City Councillor Tracy Johnson has been appointed to a new provincial Accessibility Advisory Committee. The committee was established on March 1, 2024, to support the implementation of The Accessible…
Water and wastewater utility rates are going up in Warman on April 1 as a result of an increase in the price of water paid by the city to Sask…