Connie Schwalm
Food Drive & Parade of Lights a success despite weather
The weather on Sunday was… shall we say… less than ideal. But blowing snow, freezing rain and slushy streets were not enough to dampen...
Challenges ahead as two doctors leaving Kipling
Less than six months ago, residents of Kipling and area were deeply concerned over the imminent departure of the three physicians who had been...
Parade of Lights and Food Drive are set to deliver
Kipling streets will once again shine a bit brighter, as the Kipling & District Lions Club will be holding their Fourth Annual Parade of...
Kipling’s CAO resigns; new council sworn in
A transition has taken place, as the newly elected Kipling Town Council met for the first time, less than a week after the previous...
New Thrift Store opens in Kipling Friendship Centre
The Kipling Friendship Centre has been a busy place recently, as volunteers have been busy setting up and launching a new thrift store for...
Food Drive an effort to address food insecurity
Food insecurity has become a growing problem across the country, and it is one which Marge Bates with the Kipling and District Food Bank...
Daryl Harrison re-elected in Cannington
Daryl Harrison (SaskParty) was re-elected in Cannington and will now serve his second term as MLA for that constituency. Harrison says that he is...
Visit to Kipling area tradition for US hunters
Although it began (as so many of our favorite traditions do) out of a series of unplanned circumstances - six hunters from South Carolina...
Application for multiple unit dwelling discussed
A public meeting was held in Council Chambers at the Kipling Community Centre on Tuesday, Oct. 15. The purpose of the meeting was to...
Nominations bring call for elections in Kipling area
It was a last-minute scramble in many municipalities as candidates came forward to submit their nomination papers prior to Wednesday’s 4 p.m. deadline. In...
Provincial News
Sedley family opens Household 31 stand in memory of infant son
When Alesha Durston first dreamed up Household 31, she imagined a little roadside stand where Sedley residents could grab a cinnamon bun or muffin...
