Feature Photo – March 24, 2023
Feature photo by Deb TeBokkel
Outdoor Rinks Closed For the Season
Our OUTDOOR rinks are now closed for the season!
HEY! Brett Kissel Fans!
HEY! Brett Kissel fans! We still have more tickets here at the Town of Kindersley Administration Office! You can also visit the Kindersley and District Co-op Food Store or if convenience is your style, go online to Ticketmaster: https://www.ticketmaster.ca/brett.../event/11005E758CE01A84 Better grab them before they're gone! A reminder that you shouldn't purchase tickets from anyone you don't know, we have been getting some scam messages in the comments and are trying to remove them as quickly as possible!
Feature Photo – March 23, 2023
Feature photo by Lisa Johnson
So Many Potholes
tHeRe ArE sO mAnY pOtHoLeS!!! We know... surprise... we also live here and drive on the same roads! We know these potholes are a pain in your AS-PHALT, however, it's too cold yet to fix them! We can (and will) patch them up with gravel, but some are so large (I.E. the one near Tisdale's that EVERYONE is talking about) that the paving companies will need to come in and fix them. We have two contracts with paving companies for this "Pothole Season" with Northern Blacktop and ASL Paving Ltd. We know it's officially spring on your calendar, and the sun [...]
Watch for Scam Ticket Sales
A reminder not to purchase concert tickets from someone you don’t know, we’ve seen lots of potential scam comments on our posts and removed them.
NO PARKING
Let's play a game! What do fire hydrants, yellow curbs, and blue curbs all have in common? They mean DON'T PARK HERE! Blue curbs are an exception if you have a parking permit for them. NO PARKING 14.1: No operator of a vehicle shall park said vehicle at locations where designated signage prohibits parking. - at locations where signed “Resident Only” parking, unless a resident placard is placed face up on the dashboard of the said vehicle. - anywhere within a fire lane. - within three (3) metres of the entrance of any lane. - within six (6) metres of a [...]
BRETT KISSEL TICKET UPDATE
WOW! Thanks for your excitement on getting tickets to the Brett Kissel concert! You were so excited that the Ticketmaster system couldn’t handle it and was giving “sold out” and “error” messages! It is going to be fixed but sales will be delayed until TOMORROW (March 23, 2023) at 10am! https://www.ticketmaster.ca/brett-kissel.../artist/1225365 We apologize for the inconvenience, in the meantime, you can still grab your tickets in person at the Town of Kindersley Administration office and the Kindersley and District Co-op Food Store! Can’t wait to see you at the concert!
CONCERT ALERT: BRETT KISSEL
CONCERT ALERT! Brett Kissel is coming to Kindersley and we are SO excited to have him! Tickets go on sale TOMORROW (March 22, 2023) morning! You can grab yours on Ticketmaster: https://www.ticketmaster.ca/brett-kissel.../artist/1225365 OR if you prefer a little human interaction, you can grab them here in person at the Town of Kindersley Administration Office or the Kindersley and District Co-op Food Store!
Catch-Basin, Main Storm Drain, & Culvert Steaming Reminders
With warmer temperatures comes spring thaw. Water will start to accumulate in our streets, back lanes, and ditches. When that happens, our public works crew begins addressing these drainage issues by steaming catch-basins, main storm drains, and culverts throughout Kindersley. The hot steam melts the ice that is blocking the water from flowing. This is one reason that during the winter months we ask property owners not to pile snow in drainage ditches or on top of culvert openings as it causes huge drainage issues during spring thaw. Some catch-basins or culverts can take anywhere from 15 minutes to a few [...]