Max television service, faster internet planned for Martensville, Warman
Residents in Martensville and Warman will have another choice in how they watch television in the coming months. SaskTel announced on February 3 that it will be expanding its Max Entertainment Services plus faster internet speeds to 14 additional communities over the next two years, including Warman and Martensville later in 2010.
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Martensville grows by over 500 people in past year
There’s no doubt that hammers continue to swing and moving trucks keep finding their way to communities north of Saskatoon –– and the latest figures released last week by Saskatchewan Health confirm all the visible signs.
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New owners look to take Warman pizza business to next level
Rod and Dallas Deschner are the new owners of Family Pizza in Warman
The Deschner name is again prominent in the pizza business. Effective December 21, Rod Deschner and wife, Dallas, became owners of Family Pizza in Warman.
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Senior teams gear up for provincial championship drive
Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) draws for all levels of hockey in the province have been made and several FCHL teams will begin pursuit of a 2010 SHA championship banner.
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Anything can happen as FCHL season kicks into stretch run
Hague goaltender Jonathan Krahn can’t quite slide over and get his trapper on this shot in the first period of Saturday night’s FCHL contest in Warman against the Wildcats.
To no one’s surprise, the Shellbrook Elks are again on top of the heap in the Fort Carlton Hockey League (FCHL) standings. Below the Elks, however, is anyone’s guess.
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Donations pour in, students raise $5,800 for WaterCan project
Ms. Fisher’s grade two class at Warman Elementary School, pictured with Treena Constantinoff (back left) and teacher Jody Fisher (back right), were the school’s top fundraising class for the WaterCan Foundation
According to United Nations and UNICEF studies, 42 per cent of the global population lacks access to basic sanitation facilities such as toilets and safe latrines. Each year, approximately 1.5 million children die from diarrhoeal diseases caused by contaminated water and poor sanitation.
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Federal funding warmly welcomed by Langham arena users
Saskatoon-Wanuskewin MP Maurice Vellacott officially announces $48,666 in funding for upgrades to the Langham Arena and its geothermal ice-making and heating systems
Langham is moving forward with arena upgrades to the tune of $146,000 thanks in part to a Recreational Infrastructure Canada (RInC) program grant worth $48,666 as part of Canada’s Economic Action Plan.
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One dead after car collides with semi near Warman
Emergency response workers at the scene of Sunday night's fatal collision near Warman
One person died at the scene and another later in hospital while four others were taken to hospital for undetermined injuries after a car and semi collided on Highway 11 south between Warman and Saskatoon.
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2010 Olympic torch electrifies community during short visit
Crystal Parton navigates her way through the cheering crowd as she and the Olympic torch arrived in Warman on Monday afternoon, January 11.
Months of planning paid off for local organizers as the 2010 Olympic Torch Relay made a brief stop in Warman and several Highway 11 communities Monday afternoon.
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World junior hockey tournament brings in $14.7 million in ticket sales
The world junior hockey tournament wrapped up yesterday with a silver medal for the Canadian team, accompanied by a silver lining for the Saskatchewan economy.
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Torch relay has town buzzing with excitement
Steve Miller of the Town of Warman hangs one of 24 commemorative Vancouver 2010 Games banners around the community in anticipation of the Olympic Torch Run that rolls through Warman on Monday afternoon
Charge your camera batteries and be prepared to cheer loud and proud. The 2010 Vancouver Olympic Torch Relay touches down in Warman on Monday and excitement is building rapidly for the historic event.
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Occupants escape safely as fire destroys Warman home
A firefighter prepares to back away just seconds before a propane cylinder explodes
A family of six has been left without a home after fire completely destroyed their Warman residence on Monday, January 4. Firefighters were called to the blaze at about 12:20 p.m. and found smoke billowing out from the bi-level home at 202 Brooklyn Crescent.
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