Kinistino celebrates opening of multi-use community centre
Kinistino residents no longer have to resort to neighbouring communities to host large events, such as graduations, weddings or funerals.A new multi-faceted
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Kinistino residents no longer have to resort to neighbouring communities to host large events, such as graduations, weddings or funerals.A new multi-faceted
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A new street feature is coming to Kinistino this fall.Town officials gathered on the 500 block of Main Street today to share the development updates t...
A number of Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) projects were announced in Saskatchewan last Thursday. One of those projects is in Kinistino as they look to construct a community centre in the town. The government release announced $4,282,472 from the provincials and federal governments to help with the project. The town would contribute at least $1,557,528. The new community centre would house the town office, a new legion room, a stage, some rental hall space, daycare facilities, and potentially even a medical clinic. Mayor Mark Powalinsky said it’s a project that’s needed...
The community of Kinistino recently lost a major part of its community.Mayor Leonard Margolis passed away last week at the age of 77 after a series of...