2021 City of Martensville Winter Program Guide

2021

Winter Program Guide

Inside This Issue: • • • • •

City Program Information Martensville Athletic Pavilion Recreation & Community Services Multi-Purpose Facility Information City of Martensville Events

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Registration Information Program information including: dates, times, locations, and ages are included in this guide. There are three ways to register; on-line, by telephone, and in person.

We accept, cash, cheque, debit, and credit card.

Due to COVID-19 programs may be adjusted to accommodate for rules and regulations. There is also a possibility that some programs may be cancelled if we are no longer able to run them. We appreciate your understanding and support during this period of uncertainty.

Register On-line On-line registration can be found on our website at www.martensville.ca, look for the ‘Program Registrations’ button near the bottom of the page. In person and phone registration will take place at the Martensville Athletic Pavilion. We are located at 200 Mike Sands Boulevard and our number is 306-683-5576. Hours of operation are Monday-Friday 7:00am-10:00pm and Saturday and Sunday 8:00am-9:00pm. All registration fees must be paid in full when registering. We accept cash, cheque, debit, and credit card.

For more information or if there is a program that is not listed that you would like to see offered please call 306-683-5577 or e-mail recprograms@martensville.ca.

REASONABLE CARE IS TAKEN TO ENSURE THAT THE INFORMATION AND LISTINGS IN THE LEISURE GUIDE ARE UP TO DATE AND AS ACCURATE AS POSSIBLE AT THE TIME OF PUBLICATION. PLEASE NOTE THAT SOME OF THE PROGRAMS OPERATING DAYS, TIMES, AND LOCATIONS MAY CHANGE DEPENDING ON REGISTRATION NUMBERS.

Refund Policy • • • • •

A refund request that is received ten (10) days prior to the start of course will receive a 100% refund. No reason shall be required.

A refund request received within 10 days of the course starting or once the course has commenced, and no more than 20% of the course is complete will receive a 50% refund.

After 20% of any course has been completed no refund shall be issued.

100% refund will be issued if the program is cancelled by the Recreation & Community Services Department.

A pro-rated refund will be issued under the following circumstances; - Medical reasons, a medical certificate will be required.

- Program class cancellations, where classes cannot be made up.

Registration Opens Monday, December 14th

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Funding Opportunities For more information on these programs, please call 306-683-5577 or e-mail recprograms@martensville.ca.

KidSport Martensville TM

What is it?

KidSport is a children’s charity dedicated to assisting children and families facing financial obstacles with the opportunity to participate in community sport programs. The primary goal of Kidsport should be for ALL kids to play and have fun!

How Does the Program Work?

Individual grants of up to $750 are available per calendar year for children or youth up to the age of 18.

Application forms for KidSport are available at the MAP. How Can YOU Help?

Support Kidsport through purchasing raffle tickets, attending events, purchasing cut outs, or simply donating. Tax receipts are provided for any donation over $25.00. 100% of donations and fundraising proceeds support children right here in Martensville.

In 2020 Martensville Kidsport received over 45 applications totalling over $15,000. Each year we see an increase in the amount of applications and unfortunately, we have not been able to fully fund all applications. Please support Martensville Kidsport this year so ALL kids can play!!

Jumpstart Help kids learn new skills, build confidence, and boost their self-esteem. Every dollar of your donation helps them get into the game. Jumpstart is a community based charitable organization that helps kids in need participate in organized recreational activities. This program will also help to fund equipment costs.

Application forms for Jumpstart are available at the MAP.

Intercommunity Development Group The Intercommunity Development Group consist of members from Martensville, Warman, Osler, Dalmeny, and Langham. The primary focus is to raise funds for children who wish to participate in arts, culture, drama, or recreation not covered by Kidsport or Jumpstart.

2022 Sask. Lotteries The purpose of the Sask. Lotteries Community Grant program is to provide funds to local, non-profit, and volunteer-based organizations whose sole purpose is to provide programs and services in the sport, culture, or recreation sector. Submissions for the 2022 year will be accepted starting in January. Your project or event must take place between April 1st, 2021 and Mar. 31st, 2022.

Recreation Membership & Program Accessibility This program will offer a discounted rate on yearly recreation facility memberships at the MAP and city operated leisure programs for families and individuals whose income is below a certain level.

The discounted membership will be 50% off the original price of a yearly membership at the Martensville Athletic Pavilion. The discounted leisure program registration will be 80% off the original price of the city offered leisure program, up to a maximum of $200 per family member per year.

Families or individuals looking to apply for this program must complete the application form and provide all required documents. All information on the forms provided by the participants will be strictly confidential. Applications are available at City Hall and the MAP. This program is only for City of Martensville residents.

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Toddler Programs Program

Age

Day & Time

Start & Ends

# of Classes Cost Location Instructor

Learn to Skate

3-5

Thurs.

11:00am - 11:45am

Jan 7 - Mar 11

10

$75

Jan 6 - Mar 10

10

$65

Jan 5 - Mar 30

13

FREE

Jan 12 - Mar 16

10

Thurs.

1:15pm - 2:00pm 2

Wed. 5:30pm - 6:00pm

3

Wed. 6:00pm - 6:30pm

4

Wed. 6:30pm - 7:00pm

Parent & Tot Skate

1-5

Tues.

10:00am - 10:45am

Sportball for Toddlers

2-4

Tues.

5:15pm - 6:00pm

Sportball for Pre-School

4-6

Mini Moves

Angela

Valley Manor

TBD

Sports Centre

No Instructor

Valley Manor

Nolan & Julianne

$140

Tues.

6:15pm - 7:15pm **Cancelled classes are listed in parenthesis

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Sports Centre

$150

Toddler Programs Learn to Skate

Sportball for Toddlers

Teaching basic skating skills through games, circuits, and creative expression will get your child up and gliding across that ice in no time!

Toddlers and parents focus on physical movement and social exploration through an introduction of a different sport each class using developmentally appropriate games and activities. This is a parented class. Each child attends this program with ONE parent or guardian. Check out their web site for more information on this amazing program. www.sportball.ca.

Mini Moves An activity-based program that teaches physical and social skills for pre-school children through action songs, games, and activities. They will enjoy balls, parachutes, and imagination.

Parent & Tot Skate An opportunity for you to come out and teach your toddler to skate. There is no charge, just come out and have some fun with your little one.

Sportball for Pre-schoolers This provides children with an opportunity for independent learning and autonomy among other social and developmental benefits. Our trained and certified coaches introduce pre-school and elementary children to the fundamental skills behind 9 popular sports. THIS IS A DROP-OFF PROGRAM. Children have a blast developing their independence and confidence by attending “all by themselves.� Check out their web site for more information on this amazing program. www.sportball.ca.

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Youth Programs Program

Age

Day & Time

6-8

Sun. 2:00pm - 2:50pm

Art Classes Beginner

9-13+

Sun. 3:00pm - 3:50pm

Art Classes Sculpting

Youth (6+) & Adults

Sun. 4:00pm - 4:50pm

Babysitting Course

11+

Sat. 9:00am - 4:00pm

5-7

Mon. 6:00pm - 6:45pm

Ball Hockey

Start & Ends

# of Classes Cost

Location

Instructor

Jan 10 - Mar 7

8

$85

Heritage Centre

Tracy

Jan 10 - Mar 7

8

$85

Heritage Centre

Tracy

Feb 6

1

$70

MAP

Susan

Jan 11 - Mar 22

10

$80

Valley Manor

Randy

(No Class Feb 14th)

(No Class Feb 14th)

(No class Feb 15)

8-10

Mon. 6:45pm - 7:30pm

Elementary Volleyball

9 - 12

Tues.

6:00pm - 7:00pm

Jan 19 - Mar 16

8

$100

Venture Heights

TBD

Home Alone & First Aid

10+

Sat. 1:00pm - 5:00pm

Feb 27

1

$45

MAP

Susan

Lacrosse & Football

7-10

Tues.

7:30pm - 8:30pm

Jan 12 - Mar 16

10

$150

Valley Manor

Ryan

Pickleball Jr.

10 -16

Tues.

6:00pm - 7:00pm

Jan 12 - Mar 16

10

$30

High School

Bob

Spuds Basketball

7-10

Thurs.

6:00pm - 7:00pm

Jan 14 - Mar 25

10

$50

MAP

Volunteer Coach

Wood Carving

10+

Wed. 7:30pm - 9:30pm

Jan 13 - Mar. 24

10

$90

North Ridge

Paul

(no class Feb 16)

(no class Mar 11) (no class Feb 17)

**Cancelled classes are listed in parenthesis

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Youth Programs Art Classes - Beginner This class will be an exploration of art and an introduction to different mediums. Each child will learn techniques with pencil, charcoal, pastels, and acrylic paint. We will spend two weeks on each art form and complete a piece of art to take home. Students can pick from pictures provided to create their masterpieces! Each student will receive individual help to advance their abilities as they work on their artwork. Join us for some fun!

Registration Opens Monday, December 14th

Art Classes - Sculpting Come explore the many different types of sculpture! This beginner class for youth and adults is a great way to work with your hands, get dirty and have fun learning a new skill.

We will explore different techniques and tools with paper, clay, and wire, and create several pieces to take home!

Babysitters Course One of our most popular and famous programs!

This course is packed full of advice, guides, tips, and information based on real life experiences, from kids and experts in the know. The Babysitter’s Training program has tons of activities and hands-on practice to increase student confidence and provide skills needed to be the best babysitter possible. This course is 7 hours long so please send a lunch for their lunch break.

Ball Hockey The sport of ball hockey is a sport anyone can enjoy.

Regardless, if you are a high-level ice hockey player or have never strapped on the blades, this sport is for you.

During this program your children will learn passing, shooting, stick handling, and teamwork through drills, activities, and games. A Game for Everyone!

Elementary Volleyball Volleyball has traditionally been viewed as a difficult sport to introduce to young children, but it doesn’t have to be.

With the simple modifications that Elementary Program offers, teachers and coaches can easily provide their children with a fun and rewarding volleyball experience.

Best of all you don’t need to be a volleyball expert to get started!

Home Alone Plus First Aid Are you wondering when it is safe to leave your child at home alone for a few hours before or after school or while you run errands? This entertaining four-hour child safety workshop is one of our most popular courses and is designed to prepare children to look after themselves during the times you aren’t there. Important skills are learned through interactive lessons and role play that help make both you and your child more confident when they are at home alone. First Aid for Kids teaches students how to respond to medical emergencies, such as cuts, burns, choking or broken bones.

Lacrosse and Football Lacrosse and football are two of the most popular sports in Saskatchewan thanks to teams like the NLL Rush and the CFL Roughriders. We are excited to be offering both sports in an exciting new Sportball program, wherein children will learn fundamental skills, understand basic elements of gameplay, and develop multi-sport physical literacy. This drop-off program will run for 10 weeks with an equal share of time spent on each sport.

Pickleball Jr. Come try out one of the new crazes that is reaching out to our younger generation now. Pickleball is a paddleball sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. Facilitators will be there to help anyone that needs it.

Spuds Basketball This Basketball Program is designed to allow our Spuds age group an opportunity to continue to develop their skills with fun drills, and games. It will be led by volunteer instructor/coaches.

Wood Carving Come join us for a night of wood carving. Beginner projects may include items such as a polar bear, mouse, hound dog, etc. Intermediate and advanced will work on cowboy boot and other selected whittling projects. We have a limit of 10 people so be sure to register early.

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Adult Programs Program

Age

Day & Time

Start & Ends

# of Classes

Cost

Location

Instructor

Art Classes Beginner

16+

Sun. 1:00pm - 1:50pm

(No Class Feb 14th )

Jan 10 - Mar 7

8

$85

Heritage

Tracy

Art Classes Sculpting

Youth (6+) & Adults

Sun. 4:00pm - 4:50pm

(No Class Feb 14th)

8

$85

Heritage Centre

Tracy

MAP

Charlotte

Jan 10 - Mar 7

Tues.

10:00am - 10:45am

Jan 12

Sat. 10:00am - 10:45am

Jan 16

Tuesday.

7:30pm - 9:00pm

Jan 12 - Mar 30

16+

Mon. 10:00am - 11:30am

Jan. 4 - Mar. 22

16+

Equipment Orientation

16+

Floor Hockey

16+

Line Dancing – High Beginner/ Improv Line Dancing – High Beginner/ Improv

1

Dropin Fee to the MAP

12

$3/ drop in

Venture Heights

No Instructor

(No class Feb 15)

12

$100

MAP

Karen

Wed. 10:00am - 11:30am

Jan. 6 - Mar. 24

12

$100

MAP

Karen

Jan. 7 - Feb. 25

8

$65

MAP

Karen

Line Dancing – New Beginner

16+

Thurs.

10:00am - 11:30am

Line Dancing – Intermediate

16+

Thurs.

1:00pm - 2:30pm

Pickleball

16+

Tues.

7:30pm - 9:00pm

Jan 12 - Mar 16

10

$30

High School

Bob

Pickleball

16+

Thurs.

7:30pm - 9:00pm

Jan 14 - Mar 18

10

$30

High School

Bob

Wood Carving

10+

Wed. 7:30pm - 9:30pm

Jan 13 - Mar. 24

10

$90

North Ridge

Paul

(no class Feb 17)

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Adult Programs Art Classes - Beginner

Line Dancing

This class will be an exploration of art and an introduction to different mediums. Each student will learn techniques with pencil, charcoal, pastels, and acrylic paint. We will spend two weeks on each art form and complete a piece of art to take home. Students can pick from pictures provided to create their masterpieces! Each student will receive individual help to advance their abilities as they work on their artwork. Join us for some fun!

Line Dancing is a fun social activity, promoting exercise, helping to develop and/or maintain posture, balance, coordination, and memory. Choose from one of the following classes:

Art Classes - Sculpting Come explore the many different types of sculpture! This beginner class for youth and adults and is a great way to work with your hands, get dirty and have fun learning a new skill. We will explore different techniques and tools with paper, clay, and wire, and create several pieces to take home!

Equipment Orientation Come out and attend one of our equipment orientation sessions. Learn how to use the MAP equipment safely and confidently while getting exercise and nutrition tips that will help you see results! Please call the MAP at 306-6835576 to sign up. Cost is just your entrance into the facility.

Floor Hockey A recreational drop-in program to develop basic skills and introduce some team concepts and rules of floor hockey.

Games will reflect a recreational league-style play.

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Ultra Beginner No previous line dance experience is required. Each week you will learn individual dance steps, putting the steps into a pattern to form a line dance. Steps, dances, and patterns are repeated each week, new dance(s) will be added as we go.

High Beginner/Improv Previous Line Dancing is required. Steps and dance patterns are more complex, and dances are repeated each week, with new dance(s) added.

Intermediate Line Dance This is the most popular level of social line dance and this classification will feature dance routines suitable for experienced dancers. Basically, dancers who have mastered a comprehensive range of step patterns and movements completed as a beginner and improver dancer. An Intermediate routine is likely to feature interesting step combinations, pauses, syncopations, body movements, timing variations and styling; i.e.

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Pickleball is a new sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and table tennis. Pickleball can be played as doubles or singles. Come try out this exciting sport. Games will reflect a recreational league-style play.

Wood Carving Come join us for a night of wood carving. Beginner projects may include items such as a polar bear, mouse, hound dog, etc. Intermediate and advanced will work on cowboy boot and other selected whittling projects. We have a limit of 10 people so be sure to register early.

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Fitness Classes Regular fitness activity will improve your overall health and well-being. Do it for life and feel great! Choose from a wide variety of classes; there is something for everyone!! Classes will be held at the Martensville Athletic Pavilion, or the Heritage Centre.

Drop-In Fitness Cards are available for $120, which gives you 12 classes of your choice!!

Due to COVID-19 we will be making a few changes to the classes. Class sizes will be limited to ensure social distancing, everyone will be required to sanitize upon entering the class and we are asking everyone to please bring as much of your own equipment as possible. We will have equipment available if needed and it will be your responsibility to sanitize it after class.

Program

Age

Mon. 6:15pm - 7:15pm

Ball & Mat Class

Barre

Day & Time

Start & Ends

# of Classes

Cost

Jan 4 - Mar 29 (No class Feb 15)

12

$100

MAP

Charlotte

12

$100

MAP

Chantel

1

Drop-in Fee to the MAP

MAP

Charlotte

16+

Mon. 7:30pm - 8:30pm

16+

Wed. 7:30pm - 8:30pm

Jan 6 - Mar 24

Tues.

10:00am - 10:45am

Jan 12

Equipment Orientation

16+

Flow Yoga

Sat. 10:00am - 10:45am

Jan 16

16+

Mon. 7:15pm - 8:15pm

Jan 4 - Mar 29 (No class Feb 15)

12

$100

Heritage Centre

Cindy

Walking Track Beginner Bootcamp

16+

Tues.

7:00pm - 8:00pm

Jan 12 - Mar 30

12

$100

MAP

Karen

Zumba

16+

Thurs.

7:15pm - 8:15pm

Jan 7 - Mar 25

12

$100

MAP

Anita

Ball & Mat Class This class focuses on ball exercises and incorporates handheld weights.

It is a fusion of athletic, yoga, and pilates disciplines using the ball. This class will get your heart rate up but is more for muscular strengthening, core strength, and balance.

Walking Track Beginner Bootcamp

Barre will challenge you with low impact, easy to follow moves combined with light weights that will shape and tone your entire body.

Each workout is designed to help you get leaner, stronger, and more flexible. This workout is great for any fitness level from beginners to advanced athletes.

This class is held on the track in the MAP and designed for those at a beginner to intermediate level of fitness. Don’t let the name scare you, our certified instructor will adjust the workout to your fitness level so you can go at your own pace. It focuses on improving cardiovascular endurance, as well as incorporating muscle strengthening. Let us show you how the indoor track can be used for more than just walking or running.

Equipment Orientation

Zumba

Come out and attend one of our equipment orientation sessions.

Learn how to use the MAP equipment safely and confidently while getting exercise and nutrition tips that will help you see results! Please call the MAP at 306-683-5576 to sign up. Cost is just your entrance into the facility.

Zumba is a fusion of Latin and international music that will make you sweat. Interval training at its best. Be prepared to ditch your normal workout and join the party. Featuring samba, meringue, reggaeton steps and more.

Bring your water bottle and a towel.

Barre

Flow Yoga

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Location Instructor

This vinyasa-style flow involves linking several yoga poses together creating strength, flexibility, endurance, and balance. A focus of connecting breath to movement will relax and calm the mind. The classes will effectively work all parts of the body in an environment of non-judgement and non-competitiveness. Classes involve a warmup, work-phase and cool down. Come prepared to sweat! All levels welcome.

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Martensville Athletic Pavilion Come check out the MAP, there is something for everyone!! Daily, 10 pack, and monthly memberships are available and can now be purchased on-line. Facility hours are Monday-Friday 7:00am-10:00pm and Saturday / Sunday 8:00am-9:00pm. You can call 306-683-5576 for more information. You can also view our schedule on-line at www.martensville.ca

MAP Admission & Rental Rates Please refer to the City or Martensville web site at www.martensville.ca for the most current rates for the Martensville Athletic Pavilion.

MAP Stocking Stuffers & Gift Certificates A great Christmas idea for all those active people in your life!! You can now purchase $2 Youth Daily Stocking Stuffers or Christmas gift certificates for 10 packs or monthly passes to the MAP. Get them now and save before they go up in 2020!!

Fitness Area The fitness area consists of 4 treadmills, 3 ellipticals, 6 bikes (spin, upright, and recumbent), a cable cross machine, ab machine, leg curl, leg extension, pec fly, leg press, and chest press. Children under 12 are not permitted in the Fitness Area.

Children aged 12-14 must be supervised by an adult when using the Fitness Area.

Seniors Walking & Pickleball (55+) * Program will run if Provincial regulations allow. * We are excited to be continuing our Seniors Programming at the MAP. Come for some fitness, socializing, games, laughs, and good times. Use our fitness center, play pickleball, badminton, or just walk. There is something for everyone. This program is offered Mon., Wed., and Fri. from 1:00 - 4:00pm.

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The Saskatoon Council on Aging Inc. is continuing with the Globe Walk Program this year. Unfortunately due to COVID restrictions we will not be offering the free walk at this time as it promotes large group activities and we want to make sure this program is safe for everyone involved. We hope that you will still join the program and allow us to continue motivating you this winter. You will still have to sign up to participate in this program and brochures and registration forms are available at the front desk of the MAP. During community consultations, older adults identified the need for more physical activity and social opportunities during the winter months. The Seniors Globe Walk is a response to that need. Globe Walk is free to all participants 50+, it’s motivational, it’s fun and it’s easy to join.

Martensville Athletic Pavilion MAP COVID-19 Guidelines As mandated by Public Health Order and in accordance with the Province of Saskatchewan Re-open Saskatchewan Plan: • If you are sick or symptomatic you must stay home.

• Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds or use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer approved by Health Canada.

• Avoid touching your face, mouth, nose and eyes.

• You must maintain a minimum physical distance of two metres; except for your household and extended household contacts.

• Adhere to the physical barriers and directional flow markings located throughout the facility.

• Children 8 and under should be accompanied by an adult to ensure compliance with physical distancing.

• Participants should arrive no more than 5 to 10 minutes before their scheduled activity.

• Spectators (excluding parents and guardians where necessary for player support) must remain out of participant spaces (ex. courts).

MAP Rules • Outdoor shoes are not permitted in the gym, walking track,multi- purpose room or fitness area. Please bring appropriate indoor footwear.

• There is no food or beverages allowed in the gym, on the walking track, or in the fitness area. Beverages in a sealed water bottle or to go cup are permitted.

• Children under 6 must be in arms reach while using the track.

• Children 8 and under must be actively supervised by a parent or adult guardian.

• Children under 12 are not permitted in the fitness area.

• Children ages 12-14 must be supervised by an adult when using the fitness equipment • No Hockey of any kind in the facility.

• Equipment must be signed out at the front desk.

• When renting space at the MAP you are only allowed in the designated area you have rented during the time that you have booked.

• Smoking, use of drugs, and alcohol are strictly prohibited.

• There is zero tolerance for threats, swearing, shouting, or violence.

• If at any time anyone is not following rules of the facility they will be asked to leave.

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Recreation & Community Services Rental Space The City of Martensville has various opportunities for rental spaces whether it be a wedding, birthday party, fundraiser, or a meeting. Please contact the Recreation Program Supervisor at 306-683-5577 for information on rates, sizes, and availability. Due to Covid-19 rules and regulations maximum capacities will not be honored at this time. Facility options are as follows: • Heritage Centre:

- Meetings and other small events

- 70-person capacity • Martensville Athletic Pavilion:

- Sporting events, meetings, birthday parties, etc.

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- Large events or weddings

- 450-person capacity • Upper Mezzanine:

- Meetings and other small events

- 90-person capacity

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Recreation & Community Services City Facility Closures

Please note that City Hall, the Sports Centre and Martensville Athletic Pavilion will be closed on December 24th, 25th, 26th, and Jan 1st.

Off Leash Dog Park The off-leash Dog Park is a year-round park located on 10th Ave S. This is the only area in Martensville that permits dogs off leash. Patrons are reminded to obey park rules which are posted at the entrance to the park from the parking lot. Users of the Off-Leash Dog Park will find a large open space for dogs to run as well as pathways within the treed area of the park. Residents can access the park by vehicle off 10th Ave S and by foot using the pedestrian bridge off the paths behind Glenview.

Pathways/Walking Trails Residents can enjoy over 7 km’s of lit paved pathways that intertwine within the various parks, sporting facilities and linear parks. These pathways connect the community from the south to the north. The pathways that are in the community will be maintained throughout the winter. If you notice an area of pathway not cleared please contact the Parks and Facilities Manager at 306-683-5577.

Cross Country Skiing This City is excited to offer another outdoor winter activity this year. We are currently developing cross country ski trails in Kinsmen Park. Once they have been developed maps will be available at www.martensville.ca and on the City of Martensville Facebook page.

Arena Board Advertising Space is still available on the arena boards for advertising. Contact the Recreation Program Supervisor at 306-6835575 if you wish to obtain additional information.

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Outdoor Skating & Pond Usage Please note that outdoor skating and pond usage must abide by current guidelines and recommendations from the Saskatchewan Health Authority and the Government of Saskatchewan.

Those using the canals and lakes, East Trout & Kelly’s Pond, for recreational usage are encouraged to use caution as the thickness of the ice will vary. Remember only the following usages are encouraged: • •

Skating (on designated areas that are cleared of snow) Ice Fishing on East Trout Lake (no ice shacks)

We will be clearing the canal between Kelly’s Pond and East Trout Lake for skating. This area is located within Kinsmen Park. This surface will be maintained once there is adequate ice thickness for skaters.

No vehicles, snowmobiles, or all-terrain vehicles are allowed on the lakes, parks, or drainage ways within our community. Please contact the Recreation Office at 306-683-5576 to receive information on the condition of these areas. We recommend no winter usage of the lake located on Sunset Ridge due to ice strength.

Kinsmen Park With over 100 acres of green space located in the heart of the City of Martensville Kinsmen Park is Martensville’s destination park. With its array of recreation options, facilities, and beauty, Kinsmen Park is a prominent feature in our community.

Kinsmen Park is home to the Martensville Slo-Pitch diamonds and connected to the Martensville Athletic Pavilion, baseball and athletic fields, North Ridge Community Centre, the Martensville Aquatic Centre, and Kyle Syrenne Skate Park.

Kinsmen Park features over two kilometers of paved and lit walking pathways linked to over seven kilometres of walking paths. The paths span the community and run adjacent to four separate ponds adding to recreational opportunities such as skating, kayaking, or fishing. A pedestrian bridge over the canal provides an attractive backdrop for the park.

From sport activities to casual leisure enjoyment, Kinsmen Park is a great meeting place for family and friends.

Amenities include an integrated pathway system, 9 hole disc golf course, 2 outdoor fitness pods with 11 pieces of equipment, park benches, picnic shelter, toboggan hill, 3 tennis/pickleball courts, full size outdoor basketball court, playground, community garden, and gazebo.

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École Holy Mary Catholic School instruction in both English and French immersion

We are a welcoming community where we nurture faith, encourage excellence in learning and inspire students to serve others, making the world a better place.

Call 306.659.7870 to learn more about our school, to register or to arrange a tour. www.gscs.ca/hma

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Martensville’s New Multipurpose Recreation Facility

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The City of Martensville, partnering with the Martensville Community Recreation Project (MCRP), is set to deliver a phased facility to meet the ever-growing demand for more ice and indoor field time. Where will it be? The City is exploring a few locations with accessibility and growth opportunity for our community and region – the best location to meet the recreational vision and best serve our residents. We will update you once a location is chosen.

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How will this facility be funded?

The City and the MCRP are focused on Phase 1 with a project cost of approximately $13M. Phase 1 of the project is focused on an additional arena, seating and leisure ice surface. In November 2018, the City allocated $6.5M towards construction of Phase 1. These funds came from recreation levies over the last two annual budgets. Our goal is to move forward with this project without raising taxes to cover capital costs of building the facility. In addition, the MCRP – a local volunteer non-profit – has raised $250,000 over the past 5 years for Phase 1. The City and the MCRP are partnering to fundraise the balance for Phase 1. We are pursuing government funding for future phases. Stay tuned over the next number of months for some exciting updates!

A new multi-purpose facility will provide positive impacts in respect to sport, leisure and economic spinoffs in the community and region. Together we can create the capacity to not only retain sporting events and create and expand programs, but also the potential to bring a variety of major sporting events into region. This will be a positive development for the local business community that will see increased visitors coming to the community to participate in sport.

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HOURS OF USE

SHINNY 60 HRS PUBLIC SKATING 97 HRS SKATE MARTENSVILLE 137 HRS MINOR HOCKEY 1,240 HRS

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1,225 HRS ELSEWHERE

TOTAL FOR CURRENT RINK

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SEPARATE RINKS SEPARATE COMMUNITIES MINOR HOCKEY HOSTS HOME TOURNAMENTS IN:

INDOOR SPACE MINOR SOCCER

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PLAYERS REGISTERED, ENROLLMENT GROWING INDOOR FIELD TIME FOR 10 YRS+ ADULT INDOOR SOCCER OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE LACROSSE PROGRAM

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To see the fully phased rendering of the project visit MCRP.ca or martensville.ca

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- Dalmeny (13 km) - Langham (25 km) - Hepburn (31 km) - Waldheim (39 km) - Rosthern (54 km) - Dundurn (62 km) - Colonsay (85 km) - Lanigan (146 km)

Who is the MCRP? The Martensville Community Recreation Project are your local rock star volunteers who created a registered charity to fundraise towards the ultimate goal of providing a year-round multipurpose facility that will be an asset for the entire region. Through their efforts and dedication, they have already raised over $250,000 toward the vision for this facility. The MCRP welcomes your support and invites you to any one of their many fundraising activities they hold through the year. Visit MCRP.ca for more information.

How can you help?

The MCRP, a registered charity, welcomes your support and can issue tax receipts on donations. The MCRP also hosts a number of fundraising activities through the year, including the Fall 3 on 3 Hockey Tournament, 80’s Night Cabaret, and NHL Playoff Draft.

They invite you to join them at one of their events and help them reach their goal.

For more information on donating or to see their upcoming events visit MCRP.ca

Why does Martensville need a new rink?

“It would be awesome. There would be so much more ice time!! We could host our own tournaments again! And we wouldn’t have to travel out of town as much for practices. Maybe other teams would come to our rink too…they could also host tournaments and practice at our nice new rink.”

- Blake Carlson, Baseball & Hockey Athlete “More time to play the game I love with my friends.”

- Ryland McConnell, Hockey Athlete

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INOR HOCKEY 240 HRS

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225 HRS SEWHERE

almeny (13 km) angham (25 km) epburn (31 km) Waldheim (39 km) osthern (54 km) undurn (62 km) olonsay (85 km) anigan (146 km)

“ To me, a new rink would mean being able to play ringette in my home town instead of driving to further rinks. And if we had more ice here, then maybe more people would want to play ringette. I’d love to see my favorite sport grow in my community.” - Piper Landry, Ringette Athlete

600 420 NO

A TYPICAL FAMILY SPENDS ON A WEEKEND AWAY FOR HOCKEY

$

(HOTELS $300, MEALS $200, FUEL $100)

OVER

MINOR HOCKEY KIDS ON 31 TEAMS. GROWING ANNUALLY BY 2-3 TEAMS.

FEMALE HOCKEY OR RINGETTE

“A new rink means I can have more ice time playing a sport I love!”

- Broden Wotherspoon Hockey Athlete

OLD+AGE CAP FOR PROGRAMS 5 YRS

LIMITED ADULT/YOUTH REC HOCKEY

PUBLIC SKATING LIMITED TO

1.5 HRS WEEK

SKATING CLUB'S REGISTRATION

LIMITED TO 130 SKATERS

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City of Martensville Events The City of Martensville is currently looking for wonderful sponsors for the upcoming 2021 Event year!

Sponsorship from local business include monetary contributions, volunteers, gifts in kind, and event day partners. If you are interested in sponsoring a City of Martensville event, please contact 306-683-5575 or email jmcculloch@martensville.ca We are closely monitoring the ongoing situation with COVID-19 and are following all guidelines and recommendations from the Saskatchewan Health Authority and the Government of Saskatchewan. Cancellations or postponements regarding each individual event will be decided in the weeks prior to the event date. Keep an eye on the City Website and Facebook page for event updates.

Christmas Snow-tacular: Get into the holiday spirit by joining us in the first ever Christmas Snow-tacular! This event will be held December 14th-19th. Each day there is a new activity that you and your family can be a part of from the safety of your own home! Each day you enter, you have a chance to win some amazing prizes from local businesses in and around Martensville! Prizes will be awarded on December 21st!

Play & Skate with Santa: Play & Skate with Santa will take place on Wednesday,

December 23rd from 4:00pm-7:00pm at the Sports Centre. It will be an event full of fun activities for your family! You can play and skate, take a picture with Santa through his magical snow globe, and get a candy bag. This year the event is broken into four time slots. Spots are limited and registration is required. We have adapted all activities within Play & Skate to promote physical distancing and increased sanitization between time slots. For more information or if you have questions, please email jmcculloch@martensville.ca.

Winter FunFest: Winter FunFest is held on Family Day at the Martensville Athletic Pavilion during the day and is full of winter themed activities! We guarantee great family fun and amazing memories made. A fantastic firework show usually ends the night off with a bang! Increased measures will be in place, as directed by the Government of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Health Authority, as well as additional activities to allow families to participate from their own homes or through outdoor self-guided adventures. If you would like to become a sponsor or volunteer for this event, please email jmcculloch@martensville.ca.

Schools Out!: During the February Break we know the days can become long when

you have nothing to do. That is why this year we are offering Schools Out! breaks! This year’s theme is the Great Outdoors! Each day provides your family with an activity to do together that reflect the theme. We are hoping to offer in person activities at the MAP as well as take home activity kits for those who are not quite ready to come back to in person programs quite yet! More information will be announced in January.

Business Expo and Made in Tradeshow: The Made in Saskatchewan Tradeshow grows each year that we host it! We are continuing to partner with Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce to bring you the Martensville Business Expo & Made in Saskatchewan Tradeshow in March. This event is all about showcasing what Martensville has to offer and promoting all types of businesses including several unique handcrafted and homemade products from a variety of vendors.

Watch our website for updates regarding the 2021 Business Expo.

Saskatchewan Lotteries: Thank-You Saskatchewan Lotteries for the grants provided that support our local sport, culture, and recreation activities!

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City of Martensville Events Glow Skate: Take advantage of one of the last public skating days of the season. In March, join us for Glow Skating! Strap on the skates and dress in bright neon colors and head down to the Sports Center. This glow party will have dimmed lighting, glow sticks and music! Admission is by donation to Martensville KidSport or by donation of non-perishable food items to the Martensville free pantry.

Easter Egg Geocaching: Martensville residents love Geocaching! This time, participants will use GPS coordinates to find the Easter eggs hidden around Martensville during the Easter Break through April 5-9th. Enjoy the week off school by participating in the challenge. Find all the eggs and be entered to win the grand prize! Winner will be drawn on Monday April 12th.

Amazing Race: Amazing Race Martensville will take place on Saturday, May 8th and we welcome all ages to participate. We will plan a great event full of fun indoor and outdoor challenges. Teams embark on a quest throughout Martensville, challenging themselves physically and mentally to win the Amazing Race Martensville! Teams of 4 can register at the MAP for the cost of $20/team. Local businesses who are interested in getting involved should contact 306-683-5575 or jmcculloch@martensville.ca Monster Garage Sale: The Spring Monster Garage Sale will take place on Friday, May 14th & Saturday, May 15th for the City of Martensville and the City of Warman. The registration fee is $5 and that gets your address listed on the flyer along with the map of our City, balloons, and Monster Garage Sale signs. The flyers will be available to pick up at various gas stations, at the MAP, and City Hall. We will advertise this event through numerous local papers and social media to guarantee a great turn out! The registration deadline is Monday, May 10th at 12:00pm.

Buster Days: We all look forward to Buster Days 2021! This major event in

Martensville has been bringing our community together for years. Every time, we try to make it bigger and better by introducing new ideas and entertainment. A full schedule of events will come out in the spring. If you would like to become a part of planning the festivities, consider becoming a Buster Days committee member! Contact us today at 306-683-5575 or jmcculloch@martensville.ca!

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Local Service Groups Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) AA meets every Thursday at 7:00pm at the Heritage Centre. Check the AA Saskatoon website for COVID updates https://www.aasaskatoon.org/aa-meetings.

Guiding Association Girl Greatness Starts Here: Girl Guides of Canada (GGC) stands for what it has always stood for - fun, friendship, and adventure. GGC is a safe, accepting environment with diverse and exciting programs and activities that offers girls the chance to learn, grow and discover through age-appropriate programming. From sports, camping and science to ecoactivities, fashion design and community projects, Guiding’s girl centered programming has something for everyone. Guiding is bold, fun, energetic and gives girls the tools and resources they need to achieve greatness. Our year runs from September until April for Sparks (grades K & 1), Brownies (grades 2&3) Guides (grades 4, 5 & 6), Pathfinders (grades 7, 8 & 9) and Rangers (10, 11 & 12). We are always looking for Guide Leaders and you can join anytime throughout the year. No experience required. Please email martensvilleguiding@gmail.com if you have any questions.

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Kinsmen Club Whether you are new to the area, or have lived here all your life, the Martensville & District Kinsmen are always looking for new members. If you enjoy working on community projects and raising funds to help improve the quality of life for local people and the community in a very social and fun atmosphere, then come to a meeting and see what the Kinsmen are all about! We have meetings on the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month, upstairs at the Martensville Sports Centre. If you have any questions, or would like more info, please call Arnie at 306-975-3951.

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Local Service Groups Knights of Columbus The Knights of Columbus hold regular monthly meetings on the second Tuesday of each month from September to June. Meetings are held at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church meeting room at 7:30pm. For any information contact Martin Rancourt at 306-361-0481.

Lions Club Martensville & District Lions have been serving the community since 1979. If you are just new to the area or lived here for a while, come spend an hour with us to learn more about our programs. Regular meetings are held the third Tuesday of the month starting at 7:00 pm in the Heritage Centre on 6th Avenue and will resume in January. Contact Geoff Passy (306-371-0807) or email us at martensvillelions@gmail.com if you are interested in more information on the programs or becoming a Lions member.

Maddog Football Registration for Maddog Fall Tackle and Spring Flag will be online only. Online registration opens March 1st at www.maddogsfootball.ca. The Tackle program resumes at the end of August and will run until the end of October.

Tackle: $260.00 Pee Wee Tackle: Ages 11 and 12 Bantam Tackle: Ages 13 and 14 Contact Janine Hayward at 306-222-0357 or jhayward@sasktel.net for more information or go to www.maddogsfootball.ca.

Spring Flag: $120.00 Girls or boys from Grades 1-6 can register. Games are played in Saskatoon. The spring program runs from May to June. They practice once or twice a week and play one game on Saturdays. Online registration opens March 1st.

Contact Devin Hind devinhind@gmail.com for more information.

Spring 6 on 6 Tackle: This is a program run by Saskatoon Minor Football. If your child is interested in trying tackle football, there are both Pee Wee and Bantam teams. If there are enough registered, they will base a team out of Martensville, and they will be called the Maddogs. To register you need to go to www.maddogsfootball.ca and click the Spring link. This will take you to the Saskatoon Minor Football website.

This program runs from the end of April until June.

Martensville Amateur Softball Association (MASA) / Twin City Angels (TCA) MASA and TCA are offering several different softball camps throughout the winter months for ages 9-12, U12, U14, U16. For up to date information please refer to both websites www.martensvillesoftball.ca and www.warmanminorball.com for all the dates, cost, and registration.

Please visit our website at www.martensvillesoftball.ca and for all upcoming registration details for the MASA 2021 Softball Season.

Please visit Warman’s website at www.warmanminorball.com for all details for the upcoming 2021 TCA player evaluation dates and registration details.

If you have any questions, or require further information, please contact us at secretary@martensvillesoftball.ca.

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Local Service Groups MCRP - Martensville Community Recreation Project As a volunteer-led charity, the Martensville Community Recreation Project (MCRP)’s main goal is to provide a year-round multipurpose recreation facility for the residents of Martensville and our surrounding communities. Our young and growing community is in dire need of a new facility for ice and turf sports. The lack of a suitable and accessible recreational facility impedes our children’s and adults’ participation in their healthy physical activity of choice. We believe in a Martensville where all can play and be active in a facility that is truly the heartbeat of our community.

Thanks to incredible community support, we have raised more than $365,000 for this facility over the past 5 years, through our 4 annual events that combine awareness, fundraising and, of course, fun: • NHL Hockey Draft - 1st Sunday after the NHL Season - April 11th, 2021 • TUFF Run - Summer 2021 Date TBA • Martensville 3 on 3 Hockey Tournament - First 3 weeks in September - Registration starts at the end of April.

This sells out every year with 320+ athletes playing!

• Cabaret and Dance - November 6th, 2021 Don’t forget to come check out the MCRP Community House build on the corner of 4th Street South and MacCormack Road. The purpose of this project is to bring our community together, with over 50 local people and companies donating time and material, this house is a must see in the community!!

We’re working alongside the City of Martensville, volunteers and groups in our community to build this dream of a new recreational facility. Information, updates, and facility floor plans are found on www.mcrp.ca or on Facebook @ MartensvilleMCRP. You - our incredible community - have supported the MCRP and propelled the City towards moving forward with Phase One of a new recreational facility. We are well on our way. However, we need more help! Please visit us at mcrp.ca/donate to lend your support or contact us to learn how you can get involved.

The need, the vision and the plan are clear. Our community is ready and the time to build is now.

Please support this vision at mcrp.ca/donate. Charitable tax receipts are available.

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Local Service Groups Martensville Curling Club Welcome to another fun filled season of curling at the MCC for 2020-2021. The MCC Board of Directors have been busy working very hard this summer with the assistance of CurlSask and Sask Health, to assure we have a plan to keep members safe during COVID-19.

Our goal was to implement safety protocols without changing how we play the game or socialize with teammates.

We are excited to welcome James Gordon of “Prairie Ice” to our MCC team as Ice Technician this year. James has an extensive resume of large high-profile events he has made ice for, including the Sochi Olympics, Grand Slam events, Provincial Scotties and Tankard Events.

Our regular league play got underway October 5th. We still have openings if you are interested in entering a team.

Our leagues are as follows: • Monday Night - 6:45pm Open League • Tuesday Night - 6:45pm Modified Mixed League (must have 1 member of the opposite sex on the team) • Wednesday Night - 6:45pm & 9:00pm Men’s League • Wednesday Daytime - 1:00pm Drop In league (sign up for individual games, a portion of the season or the whole season. You do not have to enter as a team) • Thursday Night - 6:45pm & 9:00pm Open League Contact martensvillecurlingclub@gmail.com for more info on any of our leagues or check our website www. martensvillecurlingclub.com for individual league contacts, league fees etc. **NEW** Social League This is a new league for people that can’t or don’t want to commit to an entire curling season (which is typically October - March) or maybe are new to the sport of curling or just want to get out for a fun night out with friends ! $100/ person (must enter as a team), 6 weeks, 6 end games **1st Session - ALREADY FULL Nov 3rd - Dec 8th ** 2nd Session - tentative dates Jan 12th - Feb 16th (dates still to be finalized) Please email either Karen or Heather if you are interested in joining our Social League: kgruza1@gmail.com or heatherburnett@sasktel.net.

Please check our website www.martensvillecurlingclub.com or send us an email martensvillecurlingclub@gmail.com for more information on any of our leagues, our return to play guidelines and Curl Sask covid resource information.

Martensville KidsportTM - Give the Gift of Sport There are many children that are not able to participate in sport due to financial barriers. This Christmas we are inviting you to give a “Gift of Sport”. Donations can be dropped off at the Martensville Athletic Pavilion. If you are dropping of a cheque it can be made payable to KidsportTM. Put a smile on a child’s face this Christmas and allow them to see the benefits of participating in sport.

Kinettes Club The Martensville and District Kinettes will be meeting the second Tuesday of every month. We meet at 7:00 pm at the Martensville Arena in the Kinsmen Room upstairs.

The Kinettes are a non-profit service club that is new to Martensville. We are here to serve the communities greatest needs. We accept members from any community surrounding Martensville. We not only do work in our community, but we concentrate on fellowship and fun. We have social outings and love spending time together. Some of our plans for this year is to hold another food drive for the pantry, crafts with seniors, and of course Telemiracle.

If you are interested in seeing what we do, you can email us at martensvillekinettes@gmail.com or message us on Facebook. You can also call Jodi at 306-361-9575.

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Local Service Groups Martensville Minor Hockey Association The 2020/2021 Minor hockey season has begun with over 450 players registered ranging in ages from 5 - 17. This season we again have over 30 teams representing our hockey association and we are excited to be hosting several all-female hockey teams this year.

This past year we saw our athletes continue to succeed with several being selected in the WHL and SJHL Bantam drafts! We have a City league champion team in Midget B and our own Sask AA Hockey League champion team in Bantam. Our PeeWee AA hockey team were crowned City Champions to cap off a very successful season.

We work hard to make sure that every player who wants to play this great game is given that opportunity.

The Martensville Minor Hockey Association is a group of volunteers dedicated to the growth and development of young athletes through the game of hockey. We want to thank all of the coaches, managers and community partners that dedicate their time, effort and resources towards this initiative, because of you our program is successful and each player is given an opportunity to play the sport they love! Visit Martensville Minor Hockey Association powered

by GOALLINE - http://www.martensvillehockey.ca for an up to date list of scheduled games, then come out and cheer on our Marauders!

HOCKEY....It’s more than just a game!

New Horizons Seniors Martensville New Horizon Senior Centre invites anyone 55 years of age or older to join and become members of the Centre. Because of COVID, we had to change the protocol, some changes are the days of our meals. The first Monday of the month is a Noon meal, and the third Monday is a 5:30 evening meal.

Coffee is every Wednesday morning at 10:00am, everyone welcome. Bingo is the second and forth Wednesday at 7:00pm. The Quilters group meet every Tuesday from 9:00am-4:00pm. For more information regarding the Quilting club, contact Kay Butt at 306-384-8215.

If we are permitted by the Health Authority, the social activities like cards, shuffleboard, game of pool and entertainment will start again and will be announced to our members as soon as we know. There is an AED Defibrillator on the premises, and we have purchased an Electrostatic Cleaner for Sanitizing. Our season Starts in September and ends with a bar-b-que in June. Membership is $50.00 a year.

Some activities subsidized with the Grant from Sask Lotteries, are out of town bus trips to the Spa, RCMP museum in Regina, purchased tickets for the Train Excursion from Cudworth to Wakaw, local school plays, Barn Theatre, MAP Memberships and Entertainment at the Centre.

The Affinity Credit Union Grant have been instrumental in providing funds for improvements, including recent purchases of chairs for the Centre, a commercial dishwasher and this year, a commercial stove.

The Federal (CRA) Grant we’ve received in recent years provided an upgraded ramp, widen the steps and platform to accommodate wheelchairs or walkers, etc., new roofing, flooring and our proposal for this years Project (if approved) is to remodel the kitchen with new cabinets.

Consider a membership, new ideas are welcome, and it would be nice to meet you. For more information about Martensville Senior Centre contact: Chris Bunnah - 306-361-6777 cjbunnah@sasktel.net Hall Rentals: Rae and Kay Butt - 306-384-8215; Lovina Bischler-306-931-2759

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Local Service Groups Martensville Slo-Pitch Association Mark your calendars. The Annual General Meeting for Slo-Pitch is going to be held on Wednesday, February 24th at 7:30pm. We will be going with a video platform for the AGM this year. More information will come out closer to the date. Registration will be done on-line this year. More information regarding this will come out at the AGM. New teams are always welcome pending space is available. All those new teams wishing to join our league this year should e-mail martensvilleslopitch17@gmail.com. We are looking forward to another successful Slo-Pitch Season!!

Neighborhood Watch Martensville neighbourhood watch was established in 2017. We currently have six active patrol members and are always recruiting. Our organization has volunteered to provide safe rides for community events, and we are proud to be a part of community events such as Buster Days. Patrols occur in the city in a frequent yet random pattern, and we are always actively recruiting additional volunteers who are dedicated to keeping our city safe. Contact us at mvillenhw@gmail.com for more information!

Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce The Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce is a member driven, non-profit organization created to provide leadership and advocacy for a healthy business environment in the Warman, Martensville and region. With nearly 200 members, we collectively accomplish more than what a single person or business would be able to achieve alone. Chamber membership offers many cost-effective opportunities to advertise and promote your business. Learn more about how your business can benefit by a Chamber membership by contacting the Prairie Sky Chamber at (306)292-7066 or e-mail: contact@prairieskychamber.ca Visit us at www.PrairieSkyChamber.ca

Rocky Ridge Model Rail Road Club Our Club is a small but enthusiastic and growing group interested in model railroading and especially motivated in sharing our hobby with our local community and other communities across the province. We take our layout to major shows all over Saskatchewan and Alberta. We like meeting and interacting with families and especially enjoy see the children’s reactions and like to share the fun as we let them blow the trains horn, run the trains for a moment and otherwise enjoy model railroading as much as we do. Club meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month from September to June. Currently meetings are held virtually due to COVID-19. We welcome new members any time, for more information please call Ron at 306-270-1420.

Sask Central Victim Services Inc. Sask Central Victim Services Inc. is a police-based program that provides confidential assistance to victims of crime and other tragedy. Our staff and locally trained volunteers provide support to victims through crisis intervention, court preparation and accompaniment, information, referrals to local helping agencies and much more. We also liaise with police, prosecutions and/or the Ministry of Justice to offer Victim Impact Statements, Victim’s Compensation, Victim’s Restitution and much more. For information on services or inquiries on becoming a volunteer please call 306-385-2683 or email saskcentral@outlook.com. Our office is located at the Martensville RCMP detachment.

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Local Service Groups Sask. Five Giants Association - Baseball The Sask Five Baseball Association has six divisions: Junior Rally Cap, Senior Rally Cap, 11U, 13U, 15U and 18U. Depending upon the age division, teams play on the ball diamonds in Dalmeny, Martensville, or Warman. Website: www.saskfivegiants.com

Sask Valley Riding Club The Sask Valley Riding Club is made up of members of all ages. As a club we enjoy spending time with other people, both riders and non-riders alike, that share an interest in horses. In doing so, we are given a chance to learn from each other and the various experts we have contact with along the way. We coordinate various riding clinics and activities for club members throughout the year and enjoy getting outside and hitting the trails as a rewarding way to enjoy nature.

Whether you are just looking for some new people to ride with or for the opportunity to learn a little more about your horse in a relaxed atmosphere, this Club may be right for you. Come on out and let us see what we can learn from each other. For more information email SaskValleyRidingClub@gmail.com.

Skate Martensville Skate Martensville’s skating season is underway and we have had a great group of participants for our first session of the season.

We are excited to announce that we have recently added an adult skate program to our list of classes offered. Currently all spots are full, but we hope to be able to offer more in the new year. Please contact Skate Martensville and/or check our website for updates.

Registration for our second CanSkate session will start on December 1st and will continue until all spots are filled. Start and end dates for our second session are January 5th - March 19th, 2021. Please keep in mind that our enrollment numbers are limited this year. Online registration forms can be found on our website at www.skatemartensville.ca.

Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 we will not be hosting our annual CanSkate Funfest or our year-end carnival show. For more information and all updates, please visit our website at www.skatemartensville.ca or email skatemville.info@gmail.com.

574 Dakota Royal Canadian Air Cadets Air Cadets is a national program for young Canadians aged 12 to 18 who are interested in learning about the Air Element of the Canadian Forces, as well as participating in a variety of fun, challenging, and rewarding activities. 574 Dakota Squadron serves Martensville, Warman, Dalmeny, Osler, and area.

Air Cadets will participate in many activities, including gliding and flying days, bush survival weekends, physical fitness, and summer camp opportunities. The Cadet program helps youth develop into strong young adults and instills valuable life and work skills, such as leadership, self-discipline, and teamwork. Finally, Cadets will also participate in citizenship and community activities, such as Remembrance Day. The sky is the limit!

574 “Dakota” Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron meets September to mid-June at the North Ridge Centennial Community Centre, Thursday evenings from 6:30pm to 9:00pm. For more information, check out our website at www.574dakota.ca or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/574RCACS/

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WILD GAME-BEEF-PORK-BISON-LAMB FULL SERVICE OFFERINGS INCLUDING SLAUGHTER, CUT & WRAP, SAUSAGE, JERKY, HAM, BACON & MORE check out our retail store we offer fresh beef, pork, chicken cuts, smoked sausage, fresh sausage, jerky, and More

visit www.smokehaus.ca or call 306-955-9791 421 Centennial Drive North, Martensville 31

“Creating Community Connections” (Formerly the Martensville Community Access Centre)

The hub of resources, programs, and services for all ages in our vibrant and growing community!!

Location: Room #2 Martensville Civic Centre, 66 Main Street (Next to the West Entrance) Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday 1:00p.m. – 5:00p.m Phone: 306-242-0362 Email: martensvilleinfo@sasktel.net CURRENT RESOURCES:

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General community information Local event information and promotion Local Chamber of Commerce information Local business card display Local job bank and rental postings Public computers & internet access Local and area tourism resources Easy to use technology guides Resources for families, children, youth, adults and seniors Local daycare & babysitter lists Volunteer opportunities

PROGRAMS: 1 ON 1 PERSONALIZED COMPUTER LESSONS FREE INCOME TAX PROGRAM SPECIAL EVENTS:

CANADA DAY IN MARTENSVILLE (July 1st) GET INVOLVED: Drop in to the Centre, come out to our events or join one of our programs!  Participate!  Spread the Word!  Volunteer!  Share ideas!  Ask Questions!  Contribute!

“Working together to create an informed and connected community”

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“Creating Community Connections” (Formerly the Martensville Community Access Centre)

Phone: 306-242-0362 Email: martensvilleinfo@sasktel.net Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ MartensvilleInformationVisitorCentre/ The hub of resources, programs, and services for all ages in our vibrant and growing community!

Location: Room #2 Martensville Civic Centre, 66 Main Street (Next to the West Entrance) Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday 1:00pm - 5:00pm and Thursday 5:00pm - 8:00pm

Canada Day in Martensville!!

This year is Canada’s 154th birthday, and we are excited to celebrate with you!! Check out the 13th annual Canada Day celebrations at the North Ridge Centennial Community Centre right here in Martensville!

We are already busy planning a great day!! There will be lots of great FREE activities for all ages.

The day kicks off in the afternoon, starting with an Art Show and Community History Showcase.

Family activities start at 1:00pm with crafts, games, scavenger hunt and more. To add to this, cupcakes and ice cream are served to the first 200 people. Activities will continue into the evening and wrap up at 8:00pm. We will also have guest appearances throughout the afternoon, live entertainment and a dance party (TBA).

The feature event of Canada Day in Martensville is the fireworks display and the Cinema Under the Stars – a GIANT 3 storey inflatable movie screen in Martensville. Once again, the Martensville Information and Visitor Centre is working hard to get a brand NEW animated movie, one that is so new that it’s still in theatres and won’t be available on video yet. Pack your bug spray, blankets, lawn chairs and join the fun!

A BBQ and concession will be on site throughout the event , some favourites available will be popcorn, cotton candy, non achohol beverages and other snacks. Glow sticks will also be available throughout the evening. All proceeds support the programs and projects at the Martensville Information and Visitor Centre.

Please watch for a more detailed list of events to come. We are always looking for volunteers to help with planning this event and to help throughout the day. For further information please call the Martensville Information & Visitor Centre @ 306-242-0362 or email us at martensvilleinfo@sasktel.net.

Canada Day Committee & Event Volunteers It’s Canada’s 154th Birthday in 2021, and the Canada Day Committee needs your help!!! This fun filled one day event takes a lot of preparation and there are many jobs, big and small, that can only be accomplished with the help of volunteers.

We’re looking forward to a great event; the inflatable movie screen is already booked, and we are getting excited to celebrate together!!

Our goal is to celebrate our nation’s birthday right here in our own community.

We still need help with planning games and activities, finding grants and sponsorships, gathering prizes, and finding people to help on Canada Day!!

Attendance for this event has grown steadily; there were so many who enjoyed the day last year!

Contact us if you can help! From planning, to volunteering on event day, and everything in between, we are looking for great local people to help. No experience necessary. Please call the Martensville Information & Visitor Centre @ 306-242-0362 or email us at martensvilleinfo@sasktel.net.

Need a hand to prepare your tax return?

The Martensville Information & Visitor Centre is planning to run our fourth season of the Complimentary Community Volunteer Income Tax Program. Volunteers can assist you to prepare your income tax. Please contact us to find out more information at 306-242-0362 or email us at martensvilleinfo@sasktel.net.

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WINTER 2020/21

Located in the Martensville Civic Centre—66 Main Street Phone: 306-956-7311 Email: martensville.library@wheatland.sk.ca Wheatland Regional Library Website: www.wheatland.sk.ca Facebook: MartensvilleLibrary

Instagram: martensvillelibrary

LIBRARY SERVICES AVAILABLE WITH COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS IN PLACE Currently, patrons are welcomed to come into the library to browse the shelves and pick up materials. When entering the library please follow the posted rules to ensure the health and safety of all. Curbside pickup is still being offered to those patrons requiring this service. Public computer access is available by appointment.

(Services are subject to change at any time based on the rules/requirements of Saskatchewan Health)

HOURS OF OPERATION

LIBRARY PROGRAMS & EVENTS   

In-person Library Programs are currently suspended. There is no date as to when they will resume.

Online Program Events from Wheatland Regional Library are available.

Take & Go Activity Kits are available to pick up from the library on a first come basis.

Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to keep up to date on all available programming and activities at the library.

Our outside book drop is open for returns 24/7 All items quarantined for 72 hours before being checked in by staff.

ONLINE LIBRARY RESOURCES

Monday

9:30 AM — 5:30 PM

Tuesday

9:30 AM — 7:30 PM

Wednesday

9:30 AM — 5:30 PM

Thursday

9:30 AM — 7:30 PM

Friday

9:30 AM — 5:30 PM

Saturday

9:30 AM — 2:00 PM

Sunday

Closed

REQUESTING LIBRARY ITEMS Library materials are available to request online through the SILS app or on the Wheatland Regional Library website (www.wheatland.sk.ca) You will need to log into your library account with the barcode number on the front of your library card. Your PIN number is usually the last 4 digits of your phone number.

Search by author, title, topic, or keyword.

Make your selection and choose place hold.

When the item arrives at the library you will receive a notification by your preferred method.

If you need assistance give the library a call.

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Up-to-date information about library happenings—programs, hours of operation, service changes — is available on the Martensville Library Facebook and Instagram pages.

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SERVICE GROUP DIRECTORY Program

Contact

Phone

E-mail

574 Dakota Squadron, RCAC

Captain Trevor Davies

306-222-8628

574rcacs@gmail.com

AA

Nathan Yelland

306-221-3190

ngy568@yahoo.ca

Curling Club

Clint Dieno

306-717-7165

martensvillecurlingclub@gmail.com

Guiding Association

Amanda Pitka

Historical Centre

Terri Hetterly

306-249-1917

t.hetterly@sasktel.net

Information & Visitor Centre

Kristee Lynn Adrian

306-242-0362

martensvilleinfo@sasktel.net

Kidsport / Jumpstart Funding

Angie Reddekopp

306-683-5577

recprograms@martensville.ca

Kinette Club

Jodi Martens

306-361-9575

martensvillekinettes@gmail.com

Kinsmen Club

Arnie Deschner

306-975-3951

adeschner@sasktel.net

Knights of Columbus

Martin Rancourt

306-361-0481

claire.rancourt@sasktel.net

Library

Marla Skomar

306-956-7311

martensville.library@wheatland.sk.ca

Lions Club

Geoff Passy

306-371-0807

gmpassy@gmail.com

Mad Dog Flag Football

Devin Hind

306-221-3117

devinhind@gmail.com

Mad Dog Tackle Football

Janine Hayward

306-222-0357

jhayward@sasktel.net

M’ville Community Rec. Project

Gerri Sametts

306-249-4996

clelan@sasktel.net

M’ville Fire Dept. School Liason

Dean Brooman

306-934-5822

deputyfirechief@martensville.ca

M’ville Fire Dept. Public Relations

Dean Brooman

306-934-5822

deputyfirechief@martensville.ca

M’ville High School Football

Lyle Evanisky

306-931-2230

lyle.evanisky@spiritsd.ca

Minor Basketball

Angie Reddekopp

306-683-5577

recprograms@martensville.ca

Minor Hockey

Trevor Hanley

306-291-0579

hanleytrevor@yahoo.com

Minor Soccer

Jaimie Doell

639-317-7305

msa.president.sk@gmail.com

New Horizons Seniors

Chris Bunnah

306-361-6777

cjbunnah@sasktel.net

Neighbourhood Watch

Martin Doell

Prairie Sky Chamber

Jaimie Malmgren

306-292-7066

contact@prairieskychamber.ca

Rocky Ridge Model RailRoad Club

Ron Begalke

306-270-1420

ron.b2@sasktel.net

Sask Central Victim Services

Amanda Tittemore

306-385-2683

saskcentral@outlook.com

Sask Five Baseball Association

Joey Vanneste

306-371-7593

saskfivegiants@gmail.com

Scouting Association

Rita Harrison

306-384-2032

prairievalleyscouts@gmail.com

Skate Martensville

Beth Redhead

306-281-7775

skatingclub1@gmail.com

Slo-Pitch Association

Kim Eckes

306-292-9462

martensvilleslopitch17@gmail.com

Volleyball

Deb McGuire

306-931-2851

volleyball@sasktel.net

Busyfingers Preschool

Robyn Jamienson

306-380-1647

preschoolbusyfingers@gmail.com

Lutheran Early Learning Preschool

Shaelynn Pichler

306-931-4633

mlelcpreschool@sasktel.net

Puddle Jumpers Preschool

Brandy Mossop

306-270-3203

puddlejumpers_prek@hotmail.com

Valley Manor

Garth Harrison

306-931-2233

vms@spiritsd.ca

Venture Heights

Ron Biberdorf

306-934-2185

vhs@spiritsd.ca

Lake Vista

Chris Mason

306-683-4300

lakevista@spiritsd.ca

Holy Mary

Luisa Giocoli

306-659-7870

holy.mary@gscs.ca

High School

Martin Johnson

306-931-2230

mhs@spiritsd.ca

martensvilleguiding@gmail.com

Martensville Amateur Softball

president@martensvillesoftball.ca

mvillenhw@gmail.com

Sask Valley Riding Club

saskvalleyridingclub@gmail.com

Schools

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Monday-Friday: 9-7 Saturday: 9-5 Sunday Closed

CALENDAR OF EVENTS DECEMBER Dec. 1 to 23

- MAP Stocking Stuffers Available

Dec. 1 to 31

- Give the Gift of Sport KidSport Campaign

Mon. 14

- Christmas Snow-tacular Begins

- PROGRAM REGISTRATION OPENS AT 9:00AM

Wed. 23

- Play & Skate with Santa

Thur. 24

- All City Offices & Buildings CLOSED

Fri. 25

- All City Offices & Buildings CLOSED

Sat. 26

- All City Offices & Buildings CLOSED

JANUARY Fri. 1

- All City Offices & Buildings CLOSED

Mon. 4

- Line Dancing (High Beginner/Improv) Begins

- Ball & Mat Class Begins

- Flow Yoga Begins

Tues. 5

- Parent & Tot Skate Begins

- CanSkate Season Begins

Wed. 6

- Barre Class Begins

Thurs. 7

- Learn to Skate Begins

- Line Dancing – New Beginner Begins

- Line Dancing – Intermediate Begins

- Zumba Begins

Sun. 10

- Art Classes Begins

Mon. 11

- Ball Hockey Begins

Tues. 12

- Sportball for Toddlers/Preschool Begins

- Lacrosse & Football Begin

- Pickleball Begins

- Equipment Orientation at the MAP

- Ball & Mat Class Begins

- Learn to Jog Begins

- Floor Hockey Begins

Wed. 13

- Wood Carving Begins

- Line Dancing – High Beginner/Improv Begins

Sat. 16

- Equipment Orientation at the MAP

- Floor Hockey Begins

FEBRUARY Mon. 15

- Winter FunFest Event

- City Hall CLOSED

Tues. 16 to Fri. 19 - Schools Out! Program Wed. 24

- Martensville Slo-pitch AGM

MARCH Mon. 1

- Maddogs Football Registration Begins

Fri. 12 & Sat. 13 - Martensville Business Expo

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