Due to COVID restrictions this year, the City of Martensville was unable to host their typical Winter FunFest celebration. Instead, they got creative and held a ‘Winter Wonderland’ event instead, …
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According to Martensville resident Becky James, she has always been a clean freak, finding the need for things to always been clean and organized growing up. With cleaning coming second …
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Martensville Collective Health and Wellness (MCHW) has been working hard to keep the community informed and updated when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic. Most recently, MCHW shared a post …
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SAS Home and Floral Boutique opened their doors in Martensville in November of 2011 and since then, they have seen steady growth and increased support from the community, as well …
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In 2018, local author Dianne Young published a book titled, ‘Dear Me: The Widow Letters’, which featured letters written by widows to their newly-widowed selves. Women from across North America …
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The Martensville & District Kinette Club are always looking for new ways to support others, and in the past year due to the COVID pandemic, they have gotten creative in …
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Last July, two women from Martensville saw that there was a need in the community for some extra support through the COVID pandemic and decided that they would organize a …
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On February 26, Chris Buhr, co-owner of Forged Fitness in Martensville, received a call from the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) that their business had four confirmed positive COVID-19 cases between …
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In September of 2020, the Government of Saskatchewan announced that there would be a $2.9 million investment made to boost Emergency Medical Services within the province. According to the Saskatchewan …
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The March 2nd Martensville City Council meeting focused on one main item – the Official Community Plan Engagement Kick-Off. In Fall of 2019, the City of Martensville initiated a review …