Tag: Kipling
A new feature is appearing in Kipling’s Bell Park
The old stump had been there long enough that you might have walked through Kipling’s Bell Park without seeing it.
Familiarity can cause that sort...
Community shows support for firefighters during Fuel Good Day
It might have been a cooler day than is most often deemed “normal” for mid-September in our part of the world, but that did...
Lions Club donation to Kipling School – One Book One School
Last week it was announced that Kipling School had received a donation from the Kipling & District Lions Club to fund the “One Book...
Group considers challenge to assessment value
Property taxes increased by 41 per cent
The regular monthly meeting of the Town of Kipling Council took place in Council Chamber on August 11, with...
Kipling Train Station celebrates 116 years serving community
Over a century ago, in 1908, rail service came to the point along the Canadian Northern Railway Line that would become Kipling, Saskatchewan.
According to...
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...
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...
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...
Meeting to discuss future of Arts Council next week
Maybe it was a play that left you feeling unsteady, dazed, out of place in the ‘real’ world for a while. Or it might...
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...
