2022 Martensville Community Guide

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Support Local Business! Full Business Directory Inside

Emergency Service Growing in Martensville With Addition of an Ambulance P.23

Communities Working Together, While Growing Together

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HOW THE COMMUNITY CAME TOGETHER IN 2021

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• Visitor Information • Emergency Service Information • Utilities • Facilities • Parks • Events • Local Service Groups • MUCH MORE!

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MARTENSVILLE

community guide

Produced by: Martensville Messenger 306-668-1093 | martensvillemessenger.ca The City of Martensville | 306-931-2166 martensville.ca

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KELLY.BLOCK@PARL.GC.CA • KELLYBLOCKMP.CA • 306-975-4004 Welcome to Martensville and our Community Guide!

Our annual Community Guide is produced locally through a partnership between the City of Martensville and the Martensville Messenger. The Guide provides residents, visitors, and those thinking about making a move to the community with information on our local businesses and services, and the amenities that make Martensville a Great Place to Call Home!

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contents WELCOME

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CITY OF MARTENSVILLE MAP

46-47

Local Numbers

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Service Group Directory

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HOUSING & DEVELOPMENT

48-55

Economic Development

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SPORTS & RECREATION

56-63

Message from the Mayor

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

64-68

Business Licensing

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City Council

11-14

DINING & ACCOMMODATIONS

69-71

Information & Visitor Center

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

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History

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Coming Together in 2021

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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

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COMMUNITY

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Ambulance Announcement

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Martensville Fire Department & Emergency Measures Organization

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RCMP & Bylaw

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Working Together While Growing Together

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Utilities, Garbage & Recycling

27-29

Facilities/Churches

30-32

Neighbourhood Parks/Campground

33-35

Schools

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Events/Recreation Information

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Service Groups

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Open 7:30-5:30 Monday - Friday

• Complete Automotive & Tire Service Centre • Journeyman Factory Trained Technicians • Easy Vehicle Repair & Accessory Financing Available

109 CENTENNIAL DR. NORTH MARTENSVILLE

“ I operate a business in the community. How do I get a listing in the Community Guide?”

This Guide includes information on local businesses and the services they provide.

The businesses listed in the directory, and online on the City of Martensville, include storefronts, contractors, vendors, and home-based businesses licensed to operated in the City of Martensville. If your business is not listed in the directory, please check with us to ensure you are licensed with the City of Martensville. We look forward to, and value your participation in this guide.

“ How do I place an advertisement in the Community Guide?”

For information on advertising rates and deadlines, please contact the Martensville Messenger at: Martensville Messenger Mail: P.O. Box 333 Martensville, SK S0K 2T0 Ph: 306-668-1093 • advertising@martensvillemessenger.ca www.martensvillemessenger.ca

“ How is the Guide distributed and where can I obtain one?”

The Community Guide is mailed to every household each year in March and is available online on the City of Martensville and Martensville Messenger websites. The Guide is also available for pick up at City Hall and the Martensville Athletic Pavilion. Copies are also included in new resident information packages and at marketing and other civic events through the year.

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LOCAL

numbers CITY OF MARTENSVILLE City Hall-Main Line-Switch Board 37 Centennial Dr. South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Corporate Services Economic Development Infrastructure & Planning Recreation & Community Services Public Works After Hours-Emergency. . . . . .

Water and Sewer Accounts and Billings. . . .

Bylaw Enforcement/Animal Control. . . . . . . .

306-931-2166

306-931-2166 ext. 1 306 931-2166 ext. 2 306-931-2166 ext. 5

FACILITIES Martensville Athletic Pavilion 200 Mike Sands Boulevard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Sports Centre 555 Main Street (Ice Arena) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Curling Rink . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

North Ridge Community Centre 901 3rd Street North . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (custodian) Hall and Facility Bookings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Aquatic Centre 927 3rd Street North(seasonal). . . . . . . . . . . . . .

306-683-5576 306-931-2830 306-975-2033 306-221-4471 306-683-5576 306-931-0003

MAIL Canada Post 7 Centennial Dr. North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-2622 Canada Post-Outlet (Pharmasave) 70 Centennial Dr North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-800-267-1177

UTILITIES SaskPower. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

SaskEnergy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Loraas Landfill/Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Sarcan Recycling Depot 621 B 9th Street North . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Loraas All Green Recycling. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Greater Saskatoon Catholic School Division 420 22nd St. E Saskatoon SK. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-659-7000 Prairie Spirit School Division 121 Klassen Street East Warman SK. . . . . . . . . 306-683-2800 École Holy Mary Catholic School 1401 Parr Hill Drive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-659-7870 Lake Vista Public School 1501 Parr Hill Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-683-4300 Martensville High School 115 6th Avenue North . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-2330 Valley Manor Elementary 200 8th Avenue South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-2233 Venture Heights Elementary 801 6th Street North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-934-2185 Martensville Wheatland Library 66 Main Street. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-956-7311

PROTECTIVE SERVICES EMERGENCY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 911 Martensville Fire Department 427 Centennial Dr South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-934-5822 RCMP 515 Centennial Drive South . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-975-1610

CLINIC Martensville Collective Health & Wellness 531 Centennial Drive North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-933-4110

PUBLIC HEALTH 1-888-757-6937 1-800-567-8899 306-242-8909

District Health Access Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-655-4346 Public Health Inspector. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-655-4461 Public Health Nurse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-655-4146

306-242-4759 306-931-8808

LOCAL NEWS AND INFO.

COMMUNICATIONS SaskTel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-800-727-5835 Access Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-866-363-2225

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SERVICE GROUP

directory

574 Dakota Squadron, RCAC. . . . . . . . . . Captain Trevor Davies. . . . . . . . . 306-222-8628. . . . . . . . . . . 574rcacs@gmail.com AA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nathan Yelland. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-221-3190 . . . . . . . . . . . . ngy568@yahoo.ca Central Volleyball Club (youth). . . . . . . . Kevin Davis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cvvc@sasktel.net Curling Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clint Dieno. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-717-7165. . . . . . . . . . . . martensvillecurlingclub@gmail.com Guiding Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amanda Pitka. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . martensvilleguiding@gmail.com Information & Visitor Centre. . . . . . . . . . Kristee Lynn Adrian. . . . . . . . . . . . 306-242-0362. . . . . . . . . . . martensvilleinfo@sasktel.net Kidsport / Jumpstart Funding. . . . . . . . Angie Reddekopp. . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-683-5577. . . . . . . . . . . areddekopp@martensville.ca Kinette Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jodi Martens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-361-9575. . . . . . . . . . . . martensvillekinettes@gmail.com Kinsmen Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arnie Deschner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . martensvillekinsmen@gmail.com Knights of Columbus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David Arnold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-281-3047 . . . . . . . . . . . darnold96gmc@gmail.com 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 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Som Houmphanh. . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-380-2780. . . . . . . . . . . somhoumphanh@sasktel.net Martensville Amateur Softball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . president@martensvillesoftball.ca M’ville Community Rec. Project. . . . . . . Gerri Sametts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-249-4996. . . . . . . . . . . clelan@sasktel.net M’ville Fire Dept. School Liason . . . . . . Dean Brooman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-934-5822. . . . . . . . . . . dbrooman@martensville.ca M’ville Fire Dept. Public Relations . . . . Dean Brooman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-934-5822. . . . . . . . . . . dbrooman@martensville.ca Martensville Free Pantry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Deseri Adrian. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . martensvillefreepantry@gmail.com M’ville High School Football . . . . . . . . . . Tyler Munday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tyler.munday@spiritsd.ca Minor Basketball. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Angie Reddekopp. . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-683-5577. . . . . . . . . . . areddekopp@martensville.ca Minor Hockey. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Trevor Hanley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-291-0579 . . . . . . . . . . . hanleytrevor@yahoo.com Minor Soccer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . msa.info.sk@gmail.com New Horizons Seniors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed Nowakowski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-370-5365. . . . . . . . . . . ernowakowski@sasktel.net Pickleball Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cheryl Hale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-2716. . . . . . . . . . . . chale@sasktel.net Prairie Sky Chamber. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Debbie Brown. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-292-7066. . . . . . . . . . . contact@prairieskychamber.ca Rocky Ridge Model RailRoad Club. . . . Ron Begalke. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-270-1420 . . . . . . . . . . . ron.b2@sasktel.net Route 11 Creative Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tracy Buechler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . route11artscentre@gmail.com Sask Central Victim Services. . . . . . . . . . Amanda Tittemore. . . . . . . . . . . . 306-385-2683. . . . . . . . . . . saskcentral@outlook.com Sask Five Baseball Association. . . . . . . . Brian Hubbard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . saskfive.president@gmail.com Sask Valley Riding Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . saskvalleyridingclub@gmail.com Scouting Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rita Harrison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . prairievalleyscouts@gmail.com Skate Martensville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shauna Hingston. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . skatingclub1@gmail.com Slo-Pitch Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kim Eckes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-292-9462. . . . . . . . . . . martensvilleslopitch17@gmail.com Valley United Soccer Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . Andrea Lindskog. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-290-8014. . . . . . . . . . . vusc.sk.reg@gmail.com

SCHOOLS Busyfingers Preschool. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . president@busyfingerspreschool.ca Lutheran Early Learning Preschool. . . Natashe Merko. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-4633. . . . . . . . . . . . Tasha.martensville@lelc.ca 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 Clark. . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-659-7870. . . . . . . . . . . holy.mary@gscs.ca High School. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Martin Johnson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-2230. . . . . . . . . . . . mhs@spiritsd.ca

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MARTENSVILLE

business services CITY OF MARTENSVILLE- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT The Economic Development Department works to meet the needs of businesses and residents by marketing Martensville and supporting business development in the community. The focus is on facilitating the most conducive environment for businesses to start, expand and create local employment opportunities, and building partnerships and relationships to ensure a collaborative approach to strengthening the regional and provincial economy.

OUR PRIMARY FOCUS AREAS: • Initiate and support commercial, industrial and residential growth and attraction.

• Assist entrepreneurs and small businesses to start-up and expand.

• Build the profile of Martensville, market it as a place to live, work and invest.

If you have questions about starting a business, are looking for local information or wish to discuss business opportunities in Martensville, you can contact us or visit us at martensville.ca.

Contact: Community / Economic Development Manager Dillon Shewchuk, Ec.D, PCED.SK City of Martensville Box 970, Martensville SK S0K 2T0 Ph: 306-931-2166 • dshewchuk@martensville.ca

“Message From The Mayor” On behalf of the City of Martensville, I am pleased to present our 2022 Community Guide.

Residents routinely tell us the thing they value most about living in Martensville is the small town feel of our community.

At the same time, they truly appreciate having access to a multitude of services and amenities, right here at home!

This Community Guide includes information on our local goods, services and amenities, as well as articles that we hope will provide you with a sense of what our community is all about. Martensville is a place where we value our health and wellness, our schools, our parks and green spaces, and our volunteers who give of their time to make our city better. Our community is about working together as municipal leaders, community members and businesses to ensure Martensville is a great place to live.

We are also continuing to improve our facilities and recreational amenities. With the support of our local Martensville Community Recreation Project team, a new multi-purpose recreation facility will soon be a reality. And with funding provided by the Municipal Economic Enhancement Program created during the pandemic, we are working on several projects that will provide added recreational services and amenities for our residents, and visitors to our community. One example is a new campground in Kinsmen Park.

In closing, I wish to thank our staff and Council members, our residents, and our local business owners for the resiliency and flexibility you have shown throughout the pandemic. I am so proud to serve as your Mayor, and even more importantly, I am so grateful that I am raising my family in this fantastic community!

I hope you enjoy this Guide and keep it handy all year long so that you have all the information you need about Martensville at your fingertips!

Kent Muench

The City of Martensville is currently focused on projects that will improve our capacity for growth. www.facebook.com/MayorOfMartensville For example, working to ensure the availability of commercial land, and our water and wastewater project will ensure our ability to grow with adequate infrastructure well into the future.

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BUSINESS licensing BUSINESS: All people selling products or services within City limits are required to purchase a Business License. This includes store fronts, home based businesses, door to door salespeople, trades people, and any party wishing to conduct business within the City of Martensville. Business licenses help ensure compliance with land use and building regulations and provide the City with valuable information used in community planning and needs assessment.

Home-Based Businesses are required, as per Martensville’s Zoning Bylaw. Certain regulations regarding storage of materials, noise, signs, etc., must be adhered to. If you are considering starting a home-based business, please contact the Planning Department prior to starting your operation. Home-based business licenses may take up to two months to approve as a recommendation from Council may be required prior to starting your business.

LOVE WHAT’S LOCAL- SUPPORTING OUR BUSINESS COMMUNITY The pandemic has had an adverse impact on economies around the world and within our community. Our business community has shown resilience and found new ways to continue to be there for the community, but it has not been easy. What the business community needs right now is our continued support. Before making any purchase, we encourage you to ‘Love What’s Local’ first, look to our own community to see if what you need is right around the corner! This guide contains a full directory listing of all businesses available in Martensville that look forward to helping you. When you support local you also support your own community!

For additional licensing information visit www.martensville.ca or contact:

City Hall Infrastructure Services & Planning Planning Manager 37 Centennial Dr. S Box 970, S0K 2T0 306-931-2166

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CITY council City Council consists of the Mayor and six Councillors who are elected by the community through municipal elections every four years.

Council works as a team to make decisions and establish policies regarding the provision of municipal services including: • To provide direction to municipal management about the operation of the municipality.

• To ensure that the municipality’s finances and human resources are managed effectively and efficiently.

• To provide good government.

• To develop and maintain a safe and viable community.

• To foster economic, social, and environmental well-being.

MAYOR Kent Muench (Top Row Far Left)

COUNCILLORS Top Row Councillor Spencer Nikkel Councillor Darren MacDonald

Bottom Row Councillor Debbie McGuire Councillor Jamie Martens Councillor Mike Cox Deputy Mayor Tyson Chillog

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GET TO KNOW

your city council KENT MUENCH

SPENCER NIKKEL

When you are not involved with duties as a Councillor, where are people most likely to find you?

What made you decide to run for Council?

“Being relatively new to Martensville, I initially ran for Council to be more involved in the community that we are raising our family in. It’s been a great way to get more connected and be involved in how the city manages growth.”

“My role with the school division certainly keeps me busy supporting staff and students, community partnerships, curriculum, high school athletics and events. My wife and I have three boys who are now moving out on their own so we might be spending less time at the hockey rink or baseball diamond but more time enjoying the many other amenities in our city.”

How did you end up living in Martensville and how long have you lived here? What about this community stood out to you?

“Honestly, it is likely similar to many others who have moved here. My wife and I had a young family and we were looking for a different home. We both grew up and were living in Saskatoon at the time. We made the drive out to Martensville to look at a house without really knowing much about Martensville other than I used to come out to Martensville for hockey. I remember being so surprised by the community. It was still so close to Saskatoon but had such a different feel. We’ve loved living here ever since.”

If you were to describe Martensville to someone that had never been here, how would you do so?

“Every community has their own feeling and spirit in what makes them unique. Martensville is often seen as a young bedroom community close to Saskatoon. Kids everywhere, lots of great schools, active sports teams and a growing business community.

All true. But for me, it really is the people, our friends, neighbours and families that create the vibrant and strong community spirit that I associate with Martensville. We have long standing and well supported community events. We are a diverse community, that welcomes everyone. A community that seems to really support and nurture the entrepreneurial spirit. There are so many stories of people who started a small business or were just beginning their career when they moved here and now, they are successful professionals, tradespeople and business owners who still to choose to live in Martensville.”

When looking into the future, how do you envision Martensville in 20 years?

“I often imagine what our community will look like in 20 years or more. I’m sure the community will offer more businesses and more home choices but what I really hope for is a maturing of our city. Martensville is a very young community in comparison to other Saskatchewan cities. I imagine someday that our pathways will be lined by large leafy tree canopies. We would have a central area based around the Ens century farm site with a more urban feel that is a vibrant hub of activity. Small festivals, farmers markets, just an energy filled area for people to congregate in.”

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When you are not involved with duties as a Councillor, where are people most likely to find you?

“I frequently spend time in Kinsmen Park enjoying the trails (and the ice cream shack in the summer!). Otherwise, playing with my kids or watching the latest Marvel mini-series is a fairly safe bet!”

How did you end up living in Martensville and how long have you lived here? What about this community stood out to you?

“My wife and I moved here almost five years ago. Since both of us grew up in small communities (less than 500 people each), we liked the small town feel that Martensville still has, but with the benefits of being close to a larger centre like Saskatoon.”

When looking into the future, how do you envision Martensville in 20 years?

“I think in the long term, Martensville will benefit from its strategic location with quick access to the airport, downtown Saskatoon and significant space for industrial and commercial growth. This will provide more opportunities for residential growth and amenities, making Martensville one of the best places to live in the region.”

DARREN MACDONALD

JAMIE MARTENS

What made you decide to run for Council in your first term?

What made you decide to run for Council initially?

“I grew up in Martensville and saw the community change from a small town to a small city. I was seeing great improvements to our community, and I wanted to help keep that positive momentum going.”

How did you end up living in Martensville and how long have you lived here? What about this community stood out to you?

“I’ve lived my whole life in Martensville. When it came time to decide where to raise my children, I wanted them to have the same great experience I did growing up.”

When you are not involved with duties as a Councillor, where are people most likely to find you?

“You are most likely to find me at a hockey rink or a ball diamond coaching or watching my kids play.”

In your opinion, what is the most underrated quality about Martensville?

“Definitely Kinsmen Park. It has over 100 acres of greenspace including ball diamonds, skate park, swimming pool, pump track, disc golf, kilometers of paved trails and more.”

When looking into the future, how do you envision Martensville in 20 years? “ I envision a city that has a small-town sense of community but is large enough that it allows people to work where they live.”

DEBBIE MCGUIRE When you are not involved with duties as a Councillor, where are people most likely to find you?

“Initially I had decided to run for council after my father passed away as a tribute to him as he had always been interested in advocating for the city as well as the RM surrounding. The region as a whole was something that meant a lot to him and the interest was passed onto me.”

How did you end up living in Martensville and how long have you lived here? What about this community stood out to you?

“I was born and raised just a driveway outside of Martensville. Our acreage bordered the town. As of 1999 the acreage developed into Martens Estates which includes Martens Cres., Slater Cres., Rockhill Lane, Delany Bay, just to name a few. Martensville is home, being able to wave at your neighbors and greet each other at the mail is what has always made this city. What better place to call home than the land my family lived on for years?”

In your opinion, what is the most underrated quality about Martensville?

“Most underrated quality of Martensville would be the ease to get around. The walking trails, the layout of the city, the proximity of all schools as well as the Individuals that have decided to set up shop in Martensville, their passion and drive shows through their commitment and dedication to the community. The variety of amenities is wonderful.”

When looking into the future, how do you envision Martensville in 20 years?

“In 20 years, I envision Martensville to be a place that all of the younger generation today will want to call home. I can see there being amenities all ages will enjoy as well as the same community spirit we have had through the years. I want to see a natural gathering space that we can all enjoy that could include a farmers market, live music venue, and green walking space.”

“My leisure time is spent playing, coaching and running leagues for volleyball and the many young girls in this and the surrounding areas that wish to be active, learn responsibility, sport skills and team bonding. My life has been defined by volleyball and working for Martensville.”

How did you end up living in Martensville and how long have you lived here?

“I have lived here for 42 years, worked for the City for 25 years, coached at the High School for 38 years and ran a volleyball club for 28 years. All this because a small town outside the larger City of Saskatoon, where I grew up, was young and everyone knew everyone.”

What about this community stood out to you?

“I believe the one thing people don’t realize is how friendly, hard working and volunteer time giving the people of Martensville are.

If you need help - someone will give it, if you need a volunteer someone will step up to the plate. A lot of what we have today has been built on the backs of many local people.”

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MIKE COX

TYSON CHILLOG

When you are not involved with duties as a Councillor, where are people most likely to find you?

What made you decide to run for Council initially?

“You will find me at Valley Manor School in my role as Vice Principal. I also can be found at the soccer pitch watching my twin boys or out for a walk/ride on our great pathways.”

What about this community stood out to you?

“What stood out to us is that it was home for my wife and I appreciated the small town feel even as the town/city continues to grow, the growing business community, and access to services great schools and green space in the area.”

In your opinion, what is the most underrated quality about Martensville?

“I think our paved pathways throughout our community is an outstanding and perhaps underrated quality about our community. These pathways provide an opportunity for all in our community to get out and be active for long periods of time.

Living nearby Kinsmen Park I get to see so many families out and about 365 days of the year.”

When looking into the future, how do you envision Martensville in 20 years?

“I envision that Martensville will continue to grow in size and population and with that more opportunities for residents to live here longer, to work and have access to goods and services and to play with more parks, facilities and greenspace.”

I ran for Council originally back in 2008 on a bet, literally; I was talking to a friend and a few issues were brought up, that I can’t even remember now. I was commenting on them and he challenged me and said, “I bet you a beer that you will do nothing about it” and that I should “be quiet because as you know, if you are not part of the solution then you are a part of the problem”.

So, I guess I tried to become a part of a solution, and I was thirsty.

True story.

What motivated you to run for Council this past term?

I was motivated to run for Council to keep working toward a future for our children, and one day their children. Someone the other day asked me in one or two words to define Martensville, and the first word that came to mind was family. Full disclosure, when we make a decision at the Council level I personally think what might be best for our kids, and I make my decision from there. One of my proudest moments as a father (besides the birth of my children) was when my oldest son chose Martensville to buy his first house.

In your opinion, what is the most underrated quality about Martensville?

Simply put the future is underrated, Martensville is on the verge of a lot of great things. Our current council has and is working towards major projects in Martensville, we have concept plans for the southeast of Martensville, also a concept for the West side of Highway 12. Take some time to look on Martensville’s website to see the exciting things happening here. Additionally, Martensville needs to look at the senior housing closer. Our community has expanded in a quick timeframe and some things get set aside, the senior housing is what has lagged. Council is working diligently to expand the senior housing but it has become something that would be considered underrated.

When looking into the future, how do you envision Martensville in 20 years?

“In 20 years from now Martensville is going to look a lot different from what is looks like today. If the last 20 years has had any indication we are in a world of change. Today we have a working group called the Planning 4 Growth committee (P4G), this group which consists of Martensville, Saskatoon, Warman, Corman Park and Osler are working towards a regional concept and how this whole area will look like when we hit a population of 750,000 collectively. This group is in its infancy but is working toward some common goals in becoming a regional area with sound sustainable growth.”

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COVID-19 pandemic THIS YEAR’S COMMUNITY GUIDE AND THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020 we have been challenged in finding ways to carry out our work, our pastimes and staying connecting to one another. We have felt the impact of the pandemic on many programs and events, and we have done our best to move forward in the face of restrictions and taking more caution around the activities we participate in.

Many of the programs and services listed in this guide are still available but, in many cases, differently, to ensure health and safety of their members. In all cases, and especially in our current times, we encourage everyone to contact the City or respective organization for the most up to date information about any service or program that interests you. We remain committed to ensure every effort was made to produce this guide with the most accurate information possible.

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INFORMATION & visitor centre

“WORKING TOGETHER TO CREATE AN INFORMED AND CONNECTED COMMUNITY”

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The hub of resources, programs, and services for all ages in our vibrant and growing community! Join us in celebrating 13 years!!

Phone: 306-242-0362 • Email: martensvilleinfo@sasktel.net YOUR ONE STOP SHOP FOR:

NEW THIS YEAR:

• Local community resources • Answers to questions about your community • Services to connect people, businesses and organizations • Programs for all ages

Online Programing Platform – We have been hard at work creating an online programing platform to better serve the residents in the community with opportunities such as: 1-on-1 Computers & Technology, Storybags & Mathbags, Baby Babble & Toddler Talk Parent Group, guest speakers for special seminar topics and more.

CURRENT RESOURCES: • Community information • Community event information and promotion • Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce information • Local business card display • Local job bank and rental postings • Public computers & internet access • Essential skills, education and career information • Resources for families, children, youth, adults and seniors • Local daycare & babysitter lists • Volunteer opportunities

CURRENT PROGRAMS: 1 on 1 Personalized Computer and Technology Sessions Complementary Income Tax Program

SPECIAL EVENTS: Canada Day in Martensville Celebration (July 1st)

GET INVOLVED: Drop in to the Centre, come out to our events or join one of our programs!

Participate! • Volunteer! • Contribute! • Spread the word!

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Do you need help preparing 2022 taxes? The Martensville Information & Visitor Centre continues to run the 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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Seeds of Wellness (Full Circle Giving) – We are very excited to announce the new direction we are heading as we continue the Resource & Learning Centre. We will be expanding into a Food Bank & Gleaning Goods and Products Program for our local community and area. Gleaning is reaping what is left over after harvest or obtaining produce to products and necessities such as diapers, hygiene products, clothing or other necessary items among much more. It will be a program focused on collecting information and objects from various sources and re-dispersing.

HISTORY of Martensville Martensville’s history begins in 1939, when Isaac Martens and his son Dave, purchased land twelve kilometres north of Saskatoon. Dave Martens then sold three small parcels of this land to a number of people who wanted to move out of Saskatoon. Although, most Saskatchewan towns began around an elevator and railway for grain handling; Martensville however began around a school for the area children. In 1953, Dave Martens succeeded in getting permission from the Saskatchewan Government to move an unused one room school onto property donated by another local farmer, Jake Gerbrandt Sr. This property is presently the site of the Martensville Civic Centre.

The school was attractive to people wanting to move out of Saskatoon and soon they began to purchase property from Mr. Martens (north of present-day Main Street) and eventually, Mr. Gerbrandt (south of Main Street). By 1961, the population scattered on Mr. Martens land was sufficient to form a hamlet.

Service Station officially became the first business in the community and Peter, along with his wife Kay and their family, provided service to the area until 1975.

Mennonite churches were two of Martensville’s first buildings. In 1954, a building was moved onto Mr. Gerbrandt’s land to become the Bergthaler Mennonite Church. In 1959, Saskatoon’s old North Park one room school was moved to the hamlet to become the Martensville Mennonite Mission Church.

In 1966, the population of Martensville had outgrown its hamlet status and applied to become incorporated as a village. Harry (Henry) Baycroft was elected by the 784 residents as overseer (term for mayor at that time) of Martensville as it attained village status. He and Councillors Gordon Unrau and Peter Fehr served for the 3 years Martensville was a village, 1966-1968.

In 1938, Peter F. Hiebert had purchased a business to serve the residents that lived in the area. The Avenue “A” Service Station was located on the old, graveled #12 highway, which was, at the time, an extension of Saskatoon’s Avenue A (current Idylwyld Dr.), where the Martensville Restaurant currently sits on Centennial Drive North. The original building burned down in 1958 and the business was rebuilt, and the name was changed to Martensville Shop-Rite – providing a wide variety of services such as; the first postoffice, groceries, toys, candy, ice cream, all weather footwear, clothing, records, coffee-shop with take-out options, gas, vehicle repairs and maintenance, vehicle towing, hardware, fishing/hunting licenses, utility payments and more. In 1961, when Martensville was named as a hamlet, the Avenue “A”

Martensville had been unincorporated until this time with no restrictions regarding the types of housing allowed or where they were placed and because of this, many substandard houses had been moved in from Saskatoon and neighbouring communities. During the village years, bylaws and housing regulations were introduced and enforced and subdivisions were developed. About 27 houses were removed and 47 building permits were issued while the village grew to a population of over 1000 with over half under the age of 18. What had been considered a distant suburb of Saskatoon now became a bedroom community.

Within three years, Martensville grew from a village to a town (1969) and soon after, infrastructure began to arrive, except electricity, which was here before there was any type of settlement. Gas was brought to the town in 1970 and sewer and water followed in 1976. In 1975, Centennial Drive was the first street to be paved, and was originally done by the Department of Highways. The next street to be paved was 3rd Avenue South in 1980. In 2009, Martensville was granted city status and currently has a population of approximately 11,000.

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community HOW WE CAME TOGETHER IN TWENTY TWENTY-ONE Since March of 2020, the world has changed in many ways due to the COVID-19 pandemic. People across the world have been on a non-stop rollercoaster ride throughout this time; however, one thing that has been consistent is Martensville’s resiliency. This community has proven that tough times never last, but tough people do as they have come together to support one another repeatedly.

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Over the past two years, we have all gotten used to various restrictions being in place such as physical distancing, wearing masks in public indoor spaces, proper hand sanitization, plans and events being cancelled or postponed due to COVID outbreaks, workplaces running short-handed and more. This continuous uncertainty that businesses, service groups, non-profit organizations and sports teams have faced has forced them to get creative in order to continue to successfully run their operations. We saw incredible stories of our community coming together in 2020, and thought the end was in sight; however, another year was spent with these individuals finding unique ways to persevere.

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The local business community continues to adapt and support one another throughout this pandemic with many local businesses now offering contactless pick-up options, online ordering, delivery, and other new opportunities for customers. The Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce (PSCC) has been an incredible source for businesses within Martensville and the surrounding region during these trying times. As opportunities

for grants and other financial aid became available to the business community, the PSCC has been a fantastic resource for business owners. Additionally, events and educational opportunities continued thanks to current technology and the people behind the scenes making it all possible.

The past two years, the PSCC has been unable to host some of their largest events such as the Business Excellence Awards and the Martensville Business Expo as they typically would, but this year, that all changes. Plans are in place to host these events in-person once again. Details on this can be found on page 44 of the Martensville Community Guide.

When it comes to businesses within the community, Martensville & area residents are always proud to support local, and welcome new businesses. This past year, one local business with a unique set of owners experienced this first-hand. Cones Ice Cream, which is owned and operated by three Martensville High School students opened their doors to the community in June of 2021. These young entrepreneurs were interested in learning new skills and gaining some experience with this business venture. Not only did they succeed in their business plan for the summer, but they also saw an ever-growing clientele as word got out about the ambitious trio.

Another local business owner contributed to the community by offering a recreational fishing option right in our own Kinsmen Park. Steve Cusson from Phobia Auto Care has been stocking the pond in Kinsmen Park with fish for the past four years. This addition

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provides a unique experience for people of all ages.

Two other Martensville businesses have put a focus on bringing Arts & Culture to the community for the past two years with a production from SUM Theatre. This past July, JAGplus and Bravo Dance Co. worked together with the City of Martensville to bring an original play to the community.

The free performances took place in Lions Park and provided a creative opportunity for residents of all ages to enjoy.

Although they aren’t in the public eye as much these days, our local service groups have also been hard at work continuing to come up with new ideas to help raise funds to support the community. The Martensville & District Kinette Club have done numerous fundraisers throughout the year that involved pre-made orders with pick-up/ delivery options. The Kinettes also hosted their second year of bringing Santa Claus to the community, who provided a COVID safe picture option to families. The Martensville Lions Club hasn’t let COVID stop them from raising money to help provide area residents with service dogs. This year, they had a goal to provide a hearing dog and a service dog, which typically costs individuals approximately $25,000, at no cost to two local individuals.

Through numerous fundraisers, including a bottle drive and a virtual dog walk, the Lions Club has remained active with the full intention to continue serving their community.

COMING TOGETHER in twenty twenty-one Teamwork is huge in Martensville, and you will often see businesses teaming up, or service groups working together for the betterment of the community. One example of this took place in 2020 when the Martensville Speedway and the City of Martensville came together to create a second community garden option for residents. Initially 12-plots were created in 2020; however, after seeing much interest from the community, another ten plots were constructed in 2021. This addition to the community has proven the true value of selflessness and collaboration.

Another example of teamwork in Martensville can be seen outside of our local A&W restaurant throughout the summer months. Each year, the Martensville A&W, along with numerous other businesses, individuals, and the Martensville & District Lions Club work together on the KidSport Playhouse fundraiser, which raises money for our local KidSport chapter to help provide financial assistance for items such as registration fees and equipment to youth interested in participating in sports and recreational programming.

The Martensville Community Recreation Project was another group that chose to get creative rather than put all fundraising on hold. In 2021, the MCRP partnered with over 50 local businesses and individuals to organize their biggest fundraiser to date – a community house build. Located on the corner of MacCormack Road and 4th Street South, this fundraiser brought everyone together to show what it really means to be a community.

Not only does the community of Martensville show up during the holidays to ensure their fellow residents are taken care of, but they support one another throughout the year thanks to the hard work and dedication of the Martensville Free Pantry (MFP). Since inception in 2016, the MFP has grown not only in support from the community, but also in size.

The MFP has moved from its humble beginnings of being a simple cart filled with non-perishable food items in a hallway at the Civic Centre, to an outdoor shelf on a porch during COVID to now having an entire area dedicated to its cause within the Civic Centre. The community has backed this initiative from the very beginning and has played a big role in its success throughout the years. More information about the MFP can be found on page 44 of the Martensville Community Guide.

Many sports and recreation programs have continued; however, if held indoors, they now have numerous restrictions and precautions in place to help reduce the spread of COVID. The amount of time and effort individuals involved with these organizations put towards ensuring that those participating were safe while continuing to participate in sports and recreational activities goes to show the dedication of our local volunteers.

This past year, the Martensville High School Royals football team had an undefeated season end with a Provincial Championship victory. In each of these games, whether it be on the home field or an away game,

the team had an entire community behind them. Home games brought out a huge crowd that could be heard cheering from one end of the city to the other.

The extraordinary amount of pride that Martensville has for all their home-town teams is second to none.

The five schools located within the community have seen an incredible amount of teamwork between school administration, students and student families who came together in tough circumstances to ensure that Martensville’s youth continue to receive the education and opportunities that they deserve.

For the past two years, our graduating class has been unable to celebrate their achievements in the “typical” way and instead has held a vehicle parade through the community. The energy that came from the mass crowds lining the streets for this event was unprecedented and the faces of our local youth lit up as residents cheered them on and celebrated this milestone in their lives.

Not only do our schools, service groups and businesses focus on improvement in the community, but local residents also never cease to amaze when it comes to selfless acts for others. Between youth organizing lemonade stands to raise money for local charities, individuals dedicating countless hours to volunteer their time in the community, or a homeowner creating a ‘free library’ outside of their home for other bookworms to enjoy, Martensville is full of incredible people that are always willing to lend a hand.

Although Martensville isn’t alone when it comes to the hurdles that we have seen over the past two years, we are unique in the sense of comradery that takes place in this city that manages to maintain that “small town feeling” whether it be through successful fundraisers, supporting local businesses, or just helping a neighbor shovel their driveway. Martensville is a great place to call home.

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Over the holiday season we saw numerous service groups, schools, businesses, and individuals work together to provide donations to the Martensville Fire Department food hamper program. This year, 24 local families received a food hamper, which contained a variety of nonperishable food, hygiene items, gift cards, and fresh items such as turkey and ham which were purchased using monetary donations.

Martensville’s youth have also proven that they care about the people in their community. In December of 2021, the Martensville U13 AA Marauders hockey team worked together with the local Kinettes to adopt a local family of four over the holidays.

They raised money and collected donations by canvassing door-to-door throughout the city and then continued the process by shopping, wrapping and delivering the final collection.

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EMERGENCY services EMERGENCY SERVICE GROWING IN MARTENSVILLE WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF AN AMBULANCE In November of 2021, the Government of Saskatchewan made an announcement that the City of Martensville would become a base for Medavie Health Services West to help support emergency medical services and improve response times for communities immediately north of Saskatoon.

The Government of Saskatchewan made a budget commitment of $6.57 million to enhance emergency medical services within the province. Within this commitment, $1.16 million will be provided to the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) annually to focus on enhanced services for Martensville, Warman, Dalmeny, and other communities north of Saskatoon.

Currently, an ambulance, staffed with two paramedics is based out of the Martensville Fire Hall and is running with a 12 hour/ day commitment, with plans to provide an additional 12/day funding beginning March of 2022. The location within the fire hall is temporary and plans to construct a permanent base are underway. Medavie does not own land, or buildings, so are working with their developer to construct and lease a location within the community this year.

Martensville Fire Chief Kurtis Dyck noted that this announcement was long-awaited. “This has been something that we have been working on for many years, so we are very excited to have an ambulance based out of Martensville. Having this satellite base located in Martensville will decrease the amount, but not eliminate the medical calls that the Martensville Fire Department responds to.”

Dyck also added that this addition will significantly improve response times, which in turn, results in better patient care.

Mayor Kent Muench saw Martensville as a great fit for this service based on the community’s more central location to the population within the region. “We do believe we have a great location for EMS Service because we are connected well to this region and neighbouring communities. This fits with the provincial closest ambulance response protocols.”

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The City of Martensville hopes this bodes well for the future and Muench is optimistic that this addition can assist further efforts around health services. “We hope this announcement will serve as a success and precursor to seeing additional health-related services to look to our community and region as a viable base and a valuable way of bringing these important services out to the people.”

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MARTENSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT Martensville Fire Department (MFD) provides fire protection, medical, and rescue services for the City of Martensville including 120 square kilometres to surrounding area as well as mutual aid to neighbouring communities.

MFD currently has 28 paid on-call firefighters, a full-time Deputy Fire Chief and a part-time Fire Chief. All members are medically trained and provincially certified Level 1 & 2 firefighters. Some members also hold other qualifications like Advanced Care Paramedic, Primary Care Paramedic, Emergency Medical Responder, First Responder, Rope Rescue, Water Rescue, Confined Space Rescue, and High Angle/Rope Rescue.

MFD responds to the following: • Medical Emergencies • Structure Fires • Wildland Fires • Motor Vehicle Accidents/Vehicle Extrications • High Angle/Confined Space/Rope Rescue • Water Rescue Other Services provided: • Fire Inspections for the City of Martensville • School Education in areas of Fire Prevention & Safety Members give back to the community by providing support to: • School Activities • Annual Fire Prevention Week BBQ and activities • Winter Fest • Canada Day Celebrations • Show and Shine • Buster Day Pancake Breakfast and activities • Annual Christmas Hamper Program Martensville Fire Department is committed to ongoing training to provide quality services to the City of Martensville and surrounding areas.

Contact: Martensville Fire Department 427 Centennial Dr. South - Phone: 306-934-5822

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Kurt Dyck - Fire Chief kdyck@martensville.ca;

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Dean Brooman-Deputy Fire Chief dbrooman@martensville.ca

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BEING READY FOR AN EMERGENCYAND THE EMERGENCY MEASURES ORGANIZATION The City of Martensville’s Emergency Measures Organization (generally called the EMO) has two main responsibilities: 1. T o ensure that the city is prepared and can respond promptly and effectively to any hazards, disasters or emergencies that may occur; and 2. To ensure that members of the community are prepared in the event of a hazard, disaster or emergency.

The EMO is actively engaged in five areas of emergency planning: 1. Prevention - The EMO will take steps to prevent an emergency from happening in the first place.

2. Mitigation - The EMO will take steps to reduce the impact of an emergency.

3. Preparedness - The EMO will have emergency plans in place before an emergency, practice the emergency plans, educate the public and ensure that people are notified in the event of an emergency.

4. Response - The EMO will take steps to ensure that any response to an emergency is coordinated, controlled and effective.

5. Recovery - The EMO will take steps to help both individuals and the community work toward returning everyone to a state of normalcy following the emergency.

In the event of an emergency, individuals should have emergency supplies to last 72 hours. This will allow rescue workers to help those in urgent need first. Are you prepared?

For more information or questions contact the Martensville Fire Department.

EMERGENCY CALL 911 NOTIFY NOW

BYLAW ENFORCEMENT

The City of Martensville Notify Now system allows us to alert you when there is an emergency that may impact you and your loved ones. You can receive these important notifications by email, text, or phone. This is a voluntary service you can register for at Martensville.ca – Emergency and Protective Services. The information you provide is protected and will not be used for any other purpose.

Local bylaws are in effect to ensure public safety. The City of Martensville’s bylaws are enforced through the Bylaw Enforcement Officer under the Recreation and Community Services Department. Specific bylaws that are enforced include but are not limited to:

HOW IT WORKS When a potential safety hazard or concern is occurring in your location, you will receive a notification (text message or voice mail message) on the device you have registered.

If you confirm you have received the message, you will not be contacted further regarding that particular notification.

If you do not confirm you have received the notification, the system will continue to attempt to reach you at each of the contact paths you have registered.

SIGN UP FOR NOTIFICATIONS Visit Martensville.ca and click on Services for Residents – Emergency and Protective Services – Emergency Measures Organization. Create an account and add your contact and location information into the Mass Notification system. The system will accept landlines, cell phones, email, TTY services, and fax numbers. All information you provide will be kept strictly confidential.

• Animal Control Bylaw • Business Licensing Bylaw • Forestry Bylaw • Noise Bylaw • Nuisance Bylaw • Snow Removal Bylaw • Traffic Bylaw, Parking Infractions • Waste Bylaw • Zoning Bylaw (listed under Planning & Regulations) For more information about bylaws or if you have a concern, please contact the Bylaw Office at City Hall, 306931-2166, or visit www.martensville.ca

REPORTING ANIMAL ISSUES For complaints regarding dog or cat behavior, or to report an animal in distress, please contact the Bylaw Enforcement Officer at 306-931-2166.

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LOST & FOUND PETS

The Martensville RCMP Community Detachment is located at 515 Centennial Drive South.

If you find a stray dog or cat, please contact the Bylaw Enforcement Officer at 306-931-2166.

Police Services for Martensville are provided by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The South-Central Victim Services is located with the local detachment to assist victims of crime in the region. The renovated RCMP Detachment building also accommodates the RCMP Traffic Safety Enforcement Unit.

After 5:00 pm or on weekends please contact Paws Republic who will accept the animal on behalf of the City until the owner can be identified.

Hours of Operation Police Clerk office hours are: Monday - Friday 9:00 am - 12:30 pm 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Paws Republic is located at 323 Centennial Drive South, Bays 5 & 6.

For more information on Pets & Animal Services, please call 306-931-2166.

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CLERK OFFICE: 306-975-1610

Please note: Paws Republic may take a few hours to get back to you. You are responsible for caring for the animal until arrangements are made for you to drop off the animal at Paws Republic. Paws Republic does not pick up animals.

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UTILITIES, GARBAGE & recycling COMMUNITIES WORKING TOGETHER WHILE GROWING TOGETHER As Martensville continues to grow, so too must its infrastructure like roadways and facilities to meet the needs of residents and businesses. But did you know that underground throughout our community, there are kilometers of additional infrastructure that must also be maintained and grow along with the City?

Since 2014, work has been getting done behind the scenes to create a partnership between the City of Martensville and the City of Saskatoon that would see Martensville’s water and wastewater systems updated to meet the needs of a population double the current size of the community.

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Currently, Martensville receives drinking water supplied by the City of Saskatoon through SaskWater and wastewater is treated via a network of sewer pipes and lift stations before being transported to a system of cells at the lagoon where it is treated before travelling underground to the South Saskatchewan River.

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The partnership between the two cities would see Saskatoon provide these services directly to Martensville. “Initially, the discussions focused on what options there were for Saskatoon to collect and treat our wastewater as the current lagoon configuration was reaching its capacity.

Through further discussion, we were able to identify that there could be some cost savings if this project was combined into purchasing water directly from

Saskatoon and sending the wastewater for treatment in Saskatoon,” Matt Gruza, City of Martensville Director of Infrastructure and Planning explained.

Since those initial conversations, this project has received a $20.16 million New Build Canada Fund grant, which is funded partially by the federal and provincial governments. The funding is allowing the City to complete the capital infrastructure upgrades, including to the community’s existing lagoons, sewage lift stations, and the construction of a new pipeline to connect to the City of Saskatoon’s sanitary sewer system. In addition, upgrades will be made to the water reservoir and pumping stations, and new water mains will connect to Saskatoon’s drinking water supply system. These upgrades will not only address capacity issues, but also provide benefits such as higher environmental standards to treat wastewater, reduced stress on lift stations, and more constant pressure throughout the distribution system, which will reduce the risk of water main breaks and repair costs in the future.

Most recently, approvals were made by both Saskatoon and Martensville City Councils to approve a “Master Service Agreement”, which sets a contract between the two municipalities for an initial 20 years, following which is an option to renew for 10-year increments. Also approved was a “Transition Agreement” that would see the two communities commit to paying a transition fee to SaskWater each of $19,542

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per month over the next ten years. This total was set to compensate for a two-thirds of net margin loss to SaskWater over ten years.

Following these approvals, there is now detailed engineering underway, with plans to have a final route and project design completed by early this year. Once completed, this project won’t eliminate Martensville’s lagoon; however, it will change the way that it is configured and operated. “Currently the lagoon is what treats and stores Martensville’s wastewater prior to it being discharged to the river.

Once the new pipeline to the Saskatoon wastewater treatment plant is complete, the lagoon will function more as a primary collection and pre-treatment point which will remove some of the solids from the wastewater. The wastewater will then be discharged daily to Saskatoon during the off-peak hours,” Gruza said.

A current projection plan estimates that Martensville will tie into Saskatoon sometime in 2023/2024; however, Gruza stated that as discussions and design is ongoing, this may be subject to change.

“This project will ensure that all of Martensville’s wastewater is being treated to the latest and highest environmental codes and standards. The other major benefit to Martensville is ensuring that Martensville’s sanitary sewer system has capacity to facilitate the City’s future growth.”

More information about this project can be found at www.martensville.ca.

WATER AND SEWER Martensville’s Water and Sewer Utility bills are sent out every month with regular water meter reads being done between the months of May and September. From October until April, estimates and reads are conducted, alternating between north and south Martensville residences. Residents may choose to submit their own reading every month between the 20th and 24th.

Why Should you Provide a Water Meter Reading?

• Your water bill will be based on actual consumption preventing you from being over billed or under billed.

• Days of usage may be higher when an estimate is used resulting in higher billing. A water meter read will ensure accuracy.

• Estimates are based on prior usage, including summer months where water usage is typically higher.

Actual water use in winter months will likely be lower resulting in a lower actual bill.

PLUS: Water Consumption at $4.63 per cubic metre ($21.06/1000 gallons)

SETTING UP YOUR WATER ACCOUNT The City requires the following information to set up a water account: • Name(s) of occupants of the address • Civic address • Billing address • Contact numbers • If the property is owned or rented • Signature of applicant *A deposit on the water meter will be required for commercial properties and rental properties before move in or possession date. Deposits for commercial properties will vary depending on meter size. Renters of residential properties are required to provide a $250.00 deposit to set up their water account, with commercial renter deposits varying with meter size. All new accounts are subject to a connection fee of $50. *Rates and Policies as of February 2022

How do you submit a water meter reading?

By Phone - (306) 683-5556, you may leave a message but ensure to give your name and address with your meter read.

By Email - Contact afast@martensville. ca to leave your water meter read In Person - Stop by City Hall during regular office hours to leave us your meter read.

Online - Use ‘Submit Meter Read’ on the homepage on Martensville.ca

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The City of Martensville will be moving toward an automated meter read system, which includes a meter replacement program. Visit Martensville.ca for details

The City of Martensville offers convenient ways to provide payment for utilities and avoid late charges.

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If you do not receive a bill or misplace it, feel free to contact our office and we will advise of the balance owing on your account. Please be aware that such situations do not warrant waiver of late charges.

PAYMENT OPTIONS

• In Person at City Hall, cash, debit or cheque accepted.

• A drop-box for payment by cheque is located at City Hall for after-hours drop off.

• Online & Phone - Please contact your bank for assistance in setting up online and phone payments.

Note: three to five business days are required for payment to be processed.

For further information regarding Water and Sewer utility and billing: Martensville City Hall - Utilities 37 Centennial Dr S, Box 970 S0K 2T0 306-931-2166, afast@martensville.ca

AUTOMATED COLLECTION Loraas Disposal has an automated waste (black cart) and recycling (blue cart) collection system. This system enables a single truck operator to pick up and dump your carts in a safe, clean and cost-effective manner.

Carts are supplied by Loraas Disposal through the City Public Works Department.

COLLECTION DAYS FOR WASTE AND RECYCLING: Waste is collected from households every second week and alternate weeks with recycling. Schedules for garbage and recycling collection can be obtained at City Hall or available on the City’s website.

• SOUTH OF MAIN STREET – WEDNESDAY • NORTH OF MAIN STREET – THURSDAY Your bin should be set out at the curb by 7:00 AM on the day of your scheduled collection. Remember collection can take less time some days or schedules can slightly alter, so the time of pick-up at your residence can vary.

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For each billing period, the residential rates (As of March 1 2022) are as follows: Water Flat Rate - $12.50 Sewage Charge - $29.00 Infrastructure Replacement Fee $2.00

Bills are provided monthly and payment is due upon receipt and is considered to be in arrears if not paid to before end of the month.

• Pre-Authorized Payment Plan for Utilities - Authorize automatic withdrawal from your account from your financial institution to pay for your utility bill.

• Interac e-Transfer® - You can make same-day payments for your utility bill, property taxes, and more using the Payments Address, payments@ martensvlle.ca. The City is set up for Auto Deposit so no security question or answer is required. Please provide reference for your payment which may include your Utility Account Number, Property Tax Roll Number or invoice number

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WASTE AND RECYCLING WASTE AND RECYCLING:

The City of Martensville provides one garbage cart and one recycling cart as part of your annual taxes. If you wish to have an additional recycling and/or garbage cart, contact Loraas Disposal. Additional carts are made available through a prepaid annual subscription, with pickup days the same as current municipal schedules.

To order additional carts, residents should contact: Inside Sales Representative Loraas Disposal 306-242-2300

WASTE DISPOSAL REQUIREMENTS • All waste must be bagged to prevent garbage from blowing out of your bin when being dumped and ending up as litter on the street and on your neighbour’s property.

• The bin should be kept completely closed so the wind cannot topple it and spill garbage. and prevent pickup.

• If you have more material then will fit, set aside non-perishable material such as yard refuse until the following pickup.

• No hazardous materials including gas, explosives, paint, used motor oil, hot ashes, poisons, acids, and caustic substances.

• No heavy materials including sod, rocks, concrete, and vehicle parts.

• No bulky materials including large boxes, building materials, appliances, furniture, mattresses, or blinds.

• No animal carcasses or parts.

THE LORAAS TRUCK OPERATOR MAY NOT PICK UP YOUR BIN IF THESE SIMPLE REQUIREMENTS ARE NOT FOLLOWED.

How does the “one cart-no sort” program work?

Households will receive one 95-gallon blue recycling cart in which all approved household recyclables can be placed.

These carts provide lots of capacity and an easy closing lid to prevent windblown litter. No more sorting the recyclables into separate bins or bags. See the list of approved items on www.loraas.ca

Do we need to bag the recyclables before placing them in the cart?

No, we specifically ask that customers DO NOT BAG or TIE their recyclables before depositing them into their cart.

Bagged or tied materials outside the cart will not be picked up. The exception is plastic grocery bags and clean plastic film. Place these items inside another bag and secure.

How should I prepare my recyclables for collection?

Flatten all cardboard boxes. Wash and rinse all beverage containers, food plastics and household tins before depositing to your blue recycling cart. Remove all lids and caps from all containers. Labels do not have to be removed.

I have too much waste and/or recyclable materials. What if I need additional carts?

Loraas Disposal will handle all the administration for additional carts (both recycling and garbage). Additional carts are provided on a prepaid annual subscription basis with pickup days the same as current municipal schedules.

To order additional carts, residents should contact: Inside Sales Representative Loraas Disposal 306-242-2300

RECYCLING GUIDELINES • Use your blue recycling cart to store and collect approved recyclables • Do not bag or tie your recyclables; place any plastic bags inside another bag and secure • Wheel your cart to curbside on collection day with lid closed to prevent litter or spillage • Place your cart curbside by 7:00am on collection day with wheels against the curb • Return your empty cart to your property at the end of

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collection day; leave your cart curbside in the event of weather delayed service – the collection vehicle will be through on the first available business day after the severe weather ends.

• Do not remove your cart from its assigned address; do not paint or mark your cart. Keep a record of your cart number.

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WASTE AND RECYCLING BIN REQUIREMENTS • Place your bin with the front facing the street and the rear wheels facing your house. If the bin is turned around the truck cannot empty it.

• Place the rear wheels in the gutter. If the bin is behind the sidewalk the truck cannot reach it. On streets with no curb and gutter, place the bin on the edge of the driving area.

• Place the bin at least five feet from any vehicle, other objects or bins.

• Store the bin at the side or rear of your house or in the garage.

• In warm weather, periodically rinse your bin with a garden hose to eliminate odours.

• The bin is owned by the contractor (Loraas) and must not be removed from your property. If you move, the bin must be left behind for the next occupant.

• Willful damage to the bin will result in repair or replacement costs being assessed against the offenders

LORAAS LANDFILL

GRASS CLIPPING SITE

The Loraas Landfill is located just south of Martensville off Highway 12 turning east onto Lutheran Road. The landfill accepts only solid, non-hazardous waste materials including general garbage, food, yard and garden waste, construction, roofing, and demolition materials. Regulated waste such as tires, electronics, paint, batteries, used oil and oil containers, chemicals, pesticides, flammables, propane tanks and other prohibited materials are not accepted at the landfill.

Phone: 306-242-8909

The site is open 7 days a week and is located along 10th Ave South, south of the off-leash dog park. The site is under monitoring to prevent the dumping of garbage.

WINTER OCTOBER 1 - APRIL 30 Monday through Friday 7:00am - 5:30pm Saturday 9:00am - 4:30pm Sundays And Holidays CLOSED SUMMER MAY 1 - SEPTEMBER 30 Monday through Friday 7:00am - 6:30pm Saturday 9:00am - 4:30pm Sundays and Holidays CLOSED

ORGANICS COMPOST SERVICE This optional subscription service is provided by Loraas Organics. The program runs May to the end of October. Pickup is every second week and alternates between north and south Martensville. The cost of $10.00 (2022 price) per month is added to utility bills during service months. Register for this program through the City of Martensville- Utility Department.

Signup for the program is administered through the City of Martensville- Utility Department.

Martensville City Hall-Utilities 37 Centennial Dr S Box 970 S0K 2T0 306-931-2166 afast@martensville.ca

ORGANICS COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS

• Residents can drop off these items: leaves, grass, sod, topsoil and non-elm branches, stumps, and tree trimmings.

ITEMS NOT ACCEPTED: • The following items are NOT accepted: elm wood, sawdust, lumber, wood chips, building materials (stone, brick, clay, sand & gravel), and any other waste product.

SARCAN RECYCLING DEPOT Sarcan has a location in Martensville for residents to bring other recyclables, notably beverage containers where full deposits are paid. The Depot also will accept old paints, electronic and computer equipment.

• Location: 621B 9th Street North, Martensville • Hours: Monday to Friday 9:00am – 4:00pm • Recycling Depot Operated by Menno Industries 306-242-4759

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION DAY The City of Martensville holds a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Day once a year to provide residents the opportunity to properly dispose of items that can potentially contaminate and be a danger to the environment or landfills. Examples of items that are accepted are: Acids Adhesives Aerosols Automotive Batteries

Cleaners Corrosives Fuels Light Bulbs & Ballasts

Oxidizing Chemicals Pesticides & Fertilizers Pharmaceuticals Solvents

Please watch for information about Household Hazardous Waste Collection dates and more on accepted and non-accepted materials.

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• Carts must be out by 7:00 am for pick-up with lids completely closed. Overfilled carts may not be emptied.

• Loraas will not return for carts not out prior to 7:00 am on pick-up day.

• These carts are for Plants waste, Fruits, Vegetables, Coffee grounds & filters, Egg shells.

• For questions as to what can and cannot go into your cart please call Loraas Organics at 306-242-2300 or visit their website at www.loraas.ca.

• Do not separate or bag compost.

• Do not place liquids, proteins, dairy, fat trimmings, oils, baked goods, coffee pods, bio plastics, glass, pet waste or metal in your green bin.

ACCEPTED MATERIALS:

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MARTENSVILLE CIVIC CENTRE 66 Main Street A hub in the community, the Civic Centre is home to Puddle Jumpers Preschool, the Wheatland Library, Great Plains College Adult Basic Education Program, and other community programs including the Saskatchewan Health Authority Child Health Clinic, Speech Language Pathology and the Martensville Free Pantry.

MARTENSVILLE SPORTS CENTRE 555 Main Street.

The Martensville Sports Centre is the hub of winter activity in Martensville. It is used by minor hockey, recreational hockey teams, the figure skating, and curling club. The upper mezzanine is used for tournaments, fundraisers, and other special events.

The Sports Centre arena was built in 1984 There are 6 dressing rooms and 1 referee room. The ice surface is 85’ x 200’ and the arena has seating capacity for 600 seated plus an additional 150 standing. With an artificial ice plant, the ice is ready for use in mid-August.

The Curling Rink opened in 1986 with four sheets of ice that are 142’ x 56’. Curling usually begins in October. The rink is also used in the off season for Plastic Bat & Ball, weddings, reunions, and other functions.

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Ice Arena: 306 683-5576 Curling Rink: 306 975-2033

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For information or rental inquiries contact the Recreation and Community Services Office- Program Supervisor; 306 683-5577

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NORTH RIDGE COMMUNITY CENTRE 901- 3rd Street North

The largest public facility in Martensville, the North Ridge Community Centre is used by numerous community organizations and others for weddings, reunions, anniversary celebrations, banquets, dances, musicals, theatrical performances and many sport, cultural and recreational activities.

The Centre has a fully equipped kitchen and can accommodate banquet seating for 400 and 450+ for theatre style seating. Equipment includes a public address system, 100 six-foot rectangular tables, 50 six-foot round tables, 450 chairs, 400 settings of coffee cups, water glasses, wine glasses, plates and cutlery, coffee urns, a walk-in cooler, ice machine, and a bar area. The North Ridge Community Centre is air conditioned to provide a comfortable environment for every event.

To book the Centre for an event, please call (306) 683-5575.

HERITAGE CENTRE-LIONS PARK 415 6th Ave South The Heritage Centre is home to our local Lions Club, and various recreational programs. With a seating capacity of 70, this facility has been used to host various events such as birthdays, anniversaries and small weddings. The park provides over six acres of space to play and is complete with a Spray Park, new large gazebo, playground equipment and tobogganing hill.

For rental inquiries please call (306) 683-5577.

MARTENSVILLE AQUATIC CENTRE 927 3rd Street North The Martensville Aquatic Centre is an outdoor pool complex and home to summer fun in Martensville. The Aquatic Centre features a 25m -5 lane pool, concession and deck area and three water slides (junior racer, double loop and kid slide). There is also a zero-depth entry and kids pools. The facility features public swimming, aqua fit, recreational programs as well as swimming lessons. The Aquatic Centre provides great fun to residents and visitors during the summer months.

To contact the Aquatic Centre during the season, call 306 931-0003, to inquire about rentals and rates, contact the Program Supervisor at 306 683-5577.

MARTENSVILLE ATHLETIC PAVILION 200 Mike Sands Boulevard The MAP is a multi-purpose recreational facility is adjoined to Martensville High School. The MAP serves as a base for community sporting and cultural events, local programs and fitness. The MAP is located near other local facilities such as the Kinsmen Park Slo-Pitch Diamonds, North Ridge Community Centre, Aquatic Centre and Kinsmen Park.

Features of the MAP include: • 4 lane - 200 metre curved running track on second floor with curved corners • 20,300 square feet of court space able to accommodate up to 3 basketball, 6 volleyball and 18 badminton courts • Fitness areas and change rooms • Hardwood flooring surface • Portable artificial turf system • Common area with concession area • Office, meeting room and space for programming • Wheelchair lift to access second level • Interior construction of cross laminated timber • Parking adjacent to the facility with landscaped green space area

Opened in 2015, The MAP is the first facility of its kind in Saskatchewan, a Sprung™ structure using an insulated fabric structure and light-weight aluminum. The materials give the MAP a unique look and a high life expectancy.

Daylight panels in the roof and interior partitions of cross laminated timbers in the interior give the MAP a warm, natural and welcoming environment that is highly energy efficient.

Whether it is organized sport, a leisure program, a run around the track or an easy work out, we hope you all have a chance to all enjoy this facility.

For Program information, or rental inquiries please contact the Recreation Program Supervisor: 306 683-5577.

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Located at Centennial Drive and Main Street at the community’s entry point, City Square was rededicated as Veterans Square on Remembrance Day in 2020. The area was dedicated as a place to remember those that have served and sacrificed for our nation and have helped build our communities and way of life. The area is near City Hall and the Civic Centre and features a stage and pavilion area and benches. Its location at the entry of Martensville, proximity to civic buildings as well with its amenities make it a good gathering place for events. Contact the MAP to book the area for your next outdoor event.

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MARTENSVILLE facilities NEW HORIZON’S CENTRE 106 4th Avenue North The New Horizons Centre is run by our local Seniors Club and hosts a variety or programs and activities aimed at anyone 55+. In addition, the building is available for private rentals as it has a fully equipped kitchen and can accommodate banquet seating for up to 70 people.

To learn more about the Martensville Senior Centre or become member contact: Chris Bunnah – 306-361-6777 cjbunnah@sasktel.net

Free public access computers and Wi-Fi. Printing and photocopying are available for a fee.

Programs: Program information is available at the library, on our social media, or in the City of Martensville Recreation Guides.

Hours of Operation: 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

For Rental inquiries please contact Ray & Kay Butt - 306-384-8215 OR Lovina Bischler 306-931-2759

MARTENSVILLE WHEATLAND REGIONAL LIBRARY 66 Main Street (Civic Centre) Phone: 306-956-7311 Email: martensville.library@wheatland.sk.ca Wheatland Regional Library Website: www.wheatland.sk.ca The Wheatland Regional Library is committed to building strong communities by serving information needs, promoting literacy and lifelong learning, and developing a love of reading. Established in 1967, the Wheatland Regional Library is part of a province-wide public library system providing library service to over 100,000 people living in 130 communities. Become a patron of the library today! It’s free and easy to do and gives you access to lots of great materials and resources. New in 2021 – no more overdue fines for materials that are a few days late.

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Martensville Branch Library Services: The library provides patrons access to books, large print books, magazines, audio books and DVDs for all ages, for free.

Come in and browse the shelves for the items you want or place requests, using the library website or SILS App online, and have the materials delivered from other libraries to your local branch for pickup.

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The library also gives access to free e-Books and audio books via Libby (Library2Go) and Hoopla, Flipster Magazines, Press Reader Newspapers. Check out the e-Resources page on the Wheatland website for a list and access to our online resources.

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MARTENSVILLE CHURCHES CHURCH DIRECTORY Bergthaler Mennonite 222 Main Street. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-2141 Martensville Alliance Church 531 Centennial Drive. S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-2434 Martensville Baptist Church 209 Centennial Drive N.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-2688 Martensville Mission Church 6 5th Ave North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-2100 Immaculate Heart of Mary 300 8th Avenue South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 306-931-3111

NEIGHBOURHOOD parks The City of Martensville has numerous neighbourhood parks that we are very proud of. The development and care of parks within Martensville is an ongoing priority in our community and are an attractive feature of the quality-of-life Martensville offers.

TREE PLANTING AND BENCH DEDICATION PROGRAMS The City of Martensville Tree Planting Program provides individuals or groups with an opportunity to purchase a tree to be planted in memory of a loved one. Trees are planted in various areas of the community including parks and playgrounds, along pathways, sporting fields, on Centennial Drive and at the Civic Centre.

Through the Bench Dedication Program, individuals or groups may purchase benches or picnic tables. These items may be used to sponsor or advertise an activity or event or memorialize and commemorate an event or person.

Benches and picnic tables are placed in designated areas of the community.

LIONS PARK / SPRAY POOL Lions Park is located at 415 6th Avenue South and is a popular park for family gatherings, with plenty to offer for both young and old. Lions Park is home to local programs including mini soccer/blast ball and youth soccer. Plenty of green space in this 6-acre park for all types of activities including frisbee, catch, bocce ball and much more. The playground includes equipment for ages 3-12 years.

The hill located in the park makes the park a popular spot in the winter months for sleds and toboggans.

Lions Park is home to Martensville’s Spray Park. This park features 17 different spray features and basin. The Spray Park opens the first weekend in June and runs until the September long weekend. Hours of operation are 10am-8pm.

A new gazebo that marks the 40th Anniversary of the Martensville and District Lion’s and provides shade, shelter and another amenity for guests to the park.

ANDREA KAMINSKAS PARK

NORTH HILLS PARK

Andrea Kaminskas Park is located at the corner of 1st Ave. S and 1st St. S and is near City Square, the Civic Centre and businesses on Centennial Drive. The park is nicely shaded with mature trees and is perfect for those with little ones. There are plenty of play structures to entertain the kids.

North Hills Park is located on Baycroft Drive.

This play area includes a large play structure that will entertain the little ones for hours.

COMMUNITY GARDEN A 24-plot community garden is located east of the outdoor basketball court in Kinsmen Park. The garden is available to residents who wish to garden at their leisure.

The Community Garden has also expanded by adding garden boxes at an additional site next to the Martensville Kart Track (near intersection of 9th Ave N and 9th St. N).

If you are interested in using the garden, please contact the volunteer Community Garden Coordinator call (306) 291-7977.

KINSMEN PARK With over 100 acres of green space located in the heart of the City, Kinsmen Park is one of Martensville’s most beautiful parks and a feature in our community.

Kinsmen Park is home to the Martensville Slo-pitch diamonds and connected to the Martensville Athletic Pavilion, Mocon Baseball Fields, North Ridge Community Centre, Football Field, the Martensville Aquatic Centre and three additional baseball diamonds.

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In addition to their meaningful intentions, these programs are helping to create beautiful public areas in our community, please contact the Parks and Facilities Manager (306) 683-5578 for more information.

In the winter, this park has a Toboggan Hill that is perfect for those winter activities that require a good snowfall. Paths and the toboggan hill are lit in the evening.

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NEIGHBOURHOOD parks Kinsmen Park Features • Over two kilometers of paved and lit walking pathways linked to over seven kilometers of walking paths.

• The paths span the community and run adjacent to four separate ponds adding to recreational opportunities such as skating or fishing.

• A pedestrian bridge over the canal waterway provides an attractive backdrop for the Park.

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

Amenities include: • Integrated pathway system • 9-hole disc golf • 2 outdoor fitness pods with 11 pieces of equipment • Park benches • Picnic shelter • Toboggan hill • 3 Tennis/Pickle Ball Courts • Full Sized outdoor Basketball Court • Playground • Community Garden • Gazebo • Skatepark and Pumptrack • Outdoor Ice Rink • Cross Country Ski Trails The Future of Kinsmen Park The City of Martensville is committed to ensuring Kinsmen Park remains a natural focal point of the community as the City changes and grows. Future plans include: • Pathway additions and upgrades • Tree and vegetation enhancements through the park • Addition of amenities such as playgrounds and spray park • 25 site RV/Trailer Campground and tenting sites • Additional picnic sites • Additional ball diamonds

The design includes numerous safe and inviting viewing areas and locations for art installations and integrates natural boulder textures and a memorial sculpture for Kyle Syrenne.

The Kyle Syrenne Skatepark celebrated its Grand Opening at Buster Days in 2018.

KINSMEN PARK PUMPTRACK In 2021, Kinsmen Park added on a Pump Track next to the skatepark. The Pump Track provides bikers, skateboarders, scooter riders, and inline skaters with a unique and new experience to ride in our community.

HOUNSOME PARK Hounsome Park is a nice little park located on the 700 block of 4th Street South. This park is a passive park with a greenspace area and a slide.

UNRAU PARK This park is located on the 200 block of 4th Avenue North.

This neighbourhood park features play structures, swings and slide. A great playground for small children.

MUNDAY PARK This park is located at the corner of Stone Terrace and Enns Crescent. The playground features a small playground for ages 3-8 with slides, play structure, monkey bars and swings.

DALLAS MARTENS PARK Located at the corner of Rock Hill Lane and Salmon Way in the southeast corner of Martensville. The park is one acre in size, features a playground area over 5,000 square feet and has play apparatus for ages 3-12. Asphalted paths are located on both sides of the park.

KYLE SYRENNE SKATEPARK The skatepark, within Kinsmen Park is dedicated to local resident Kyle Syrenne, an avid and accomplished skateboarder who grew up in Martensville and who tragically passed away in 2015.

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The Syrenne family, with the City of Martensville undertook a fundraising campaign to build this skatepark.

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The hard surface park features a variety of plaza and modern obstacle features, a bowl suitable for all skill levels, connecting pathways, and feature entry signage. It was built to accommodate skateboarders, scooter riders and inline skaters.

Photo by: Jason Thibodeau

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NEIGHBOURHOOD parks ROSE LEAF PARK Located in the new Lake Vista neighbourhood, this new park is adjacent to Lake Vista and École Holy Mary Schools.

The park is home to a multipurpose field that can serve as a soccer pitch or football field.

LAKE VISTA PARK This greenspace area is centrally located in the Lake Vista neighbourhood. It features paved and lit trails alongside the pond area providing for a scenic backdrop for those walking or riding on the trails.

MOLLY DUNVILLE PARK Named after a young local resident in 2020 that loved this area for play while bravely fighting illness through much of her life. The park is next to the MacCormack Ranch House and features a small play structure, sand surface and outdoor basketball area.

OFF LEASH DOG PARK The off-leash Dog Park is located in southern Martensville off 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.

PATHWAYS Residents can enjoy over 8 km’s of paved pathways that intertwine within the various parks, sporting facilities and linear parks around Martensville. These pathways connect the community from the south to the north, through Kinsmen Park and into Lake Vista.

HYDE PARK One of the newest named parks, Hyde Park is a lineal park located on the south side of the community and presents paved pathways, scenic views of the feature pond, benches and connectivity to the off-leash dog park.

WIEBE PARK A Lineal Park dedicated in 2020 this area spans the eastern edge along the MacCormack Ranch neighbourhood and features over a kilometer of new pathway that connects to Lake Vista, Kinsmen Park and the Hyde Park pathway.

FUTURE CAMPGROUND BEGINS IN 2021 In recent years, there have been multiple amenities added to the City of Martensville, with another big addition currently in the works – a campground. In 2019, the plans for construction of a campground were added to the Kinsmen Park Master Plan, and in November of 2021, the City began preparation on the campground site which included rough grading of the site and clean-up to enable enhanced landscaping while also preserving and utilizing existing vegetation.

Plans for this project are based off information collected from a community-wide survey and focus groups comprised of various user groups within the community in 2017. This feedback showed that a campground would be a favorable addition to the community, as it would provide an additional amenity for families and visitors to the community. Additionally, the campground will tie together other amenities such as Kinsmen Park, the Aquatic Centre, the Martensville Athletic Pavilion, Mocon Fields and the Martensville Slo-Pitch Diamonds.

In May of 2021, while in the early stages of planning, the City of Martensville released another survey requesting feedback from residents regarding the plan for the campground.

These results were reviewed and provided to the consultant company hired to design the campground.

A portion of funding for this project was provided through the Municipal Economic Enhancement Program (MEEP), which was received in 2020 and saw a total of $390,000 allocated towards the initial phase. Future phases will be started as additional grant and program funding is made available and budgeted for in upcoming years.

The campground will be accessible from 10th Avenue North, adjacent to Mocon Fields and once completed, will consist of 25 RV/trailer sites and five tenting sites with access to electricity, water, washrooms and a dumping station.

The land that the campground will be constructed on is public-owned municipal reserve, which means there will be no land acquisition costs and with other amenities nearby, it can be serviced much easier. With North Ridge Community Centre located nearby, this addition will provide a potential destination for weddings, gatherings, sporting events, special events and more.

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The City of Martensville anticipates that this campground will be a positive addition to the community, bringing people to the city that will contribute to the local economy.

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MARTENSVILLE schools VALLEY MANOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 200 8th Avenue South – 306-931-2233

ÉCOLE HOLY MARY CATHOLIC SCHOOL 1401 Parr Hill Drive – 306-659-7870

Valley Manor is a K – 8 school with over 50 staff members and close to 600 students. We are all about being Respectful, Responsible, Caring and Sharing citizens which leads us to Success! We offer many opportunities for students to shine academically, athletically and socially through our extensive list of both curricular and extra-curricular activities. Our continued focus is on Creating a Caring Culture within a Community of Consistency. We take this focus seriously at VMS and give students many opportunities to make healthy/ positive choices in all aspects of their school day.

École Holy Mary Catholic School is located in Martensville’s Lake Vista neighbourhood. The duel-track French immersion school offers both English and French immersion instruction for students in kindergarten - Grade 8. Transportation will be offered according to Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools’ guidelines.

VENTURE HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 801 6th Street North - 306-934-2185 Venture Heights Elementary school is a community of learners built upon respect, relationships and opportunity.

Venture Heights School opened its doors in August of 1991 and has since doubled in size. With a current enrollment of 500 students in Kindergarten to Grade 8, Venture Heights’ staff and students burst with enthusiasm and pride for their school. Our staff provides quality education and challenge students to strive to their greatest academic potential. VHS students have the opportunity to participate in a vast array of extra-curricular clubs, sports teams, artistic clubs, and more.

Our grade 6-8 BAND and ENRICHMENT programs are in its third year and is flourishing! For more information about our school, please visit our website at blogs.spiritsd.ca/ ventureheights/ or contact us by phone at 306-934-2185.

LAKE VISTA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 1501 Parr Hill Drive - 306-683-4300 Lake Vista Public School is the newest Prairie Spirit School Division Elementary School, located in the Lake Vista neighborhood of Martensville. This new addition was built through a joint-use project between PSSD and Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools and opened in September of 2017. Lake Vista School consists of Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 8 elementary school with Mr. Chris Mason as the Principal.

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For more information visit https://blogs.spiritsd.ca/ lakevista/ or email lakevista@spiritsd.ca.

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About Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools 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.

We love because He first loved us. – John 4:19 Rooted in Faith Our Catholic faith is living and growing. We see and learn about God throughout every school day, not just in religion class.

Growing in Knowledge We foster growth of students’ God-given talents, encouraging excellence and fostering intellectual, physical, emotional and spiritual development.

Reaching Out to Transform the World We challenge students to look beyond themselves, using their talents and abilities to make the world a better place.

MARTENSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 115 6th Avenue North – 306-931-2230 Martensville High School is the home of the Royals and a place where the staff believe in creating self-motivated, confident, critical and reflective learners. In the fall of 2015, students and staff at Martensville High School moved their operations into their state-of-the-art new building.

The spacious facility is full of natural light and numerous unique learning spaces. The school has at its center a 300-seat performing arts theatre as well as a music room. In addition, the school is directly connected to the incredible Martensville Athletic Pavilion. The original part of Martensville High School received a thorough renovation that included significant upgrades to the Practical and Applied Arts areas. Martensville High School has a population just over 550 students in grades 9 through 12. The school offers a rich spectrum of academic and vocational classes including apprenticeship program credits. Students at MHS can participate in all major SHSAA sports programs and a variety of extracurricular clubs.

BUSY FINGERS PRESCHOOL 101 MacCormack Road Busy Fingers is a Co-operative preschool where children ages 3 and 4 engage in learning to prepare for kindergarten. As a co-operative preschool it allows parents to be involved in your child’s growth and classroom activities. Our teacher is educated with B. Sc, B.Ed, and M. Sc. and provides a nurturing environment to our students.

Busy Fingers Preschool provides field trips and in class guests throughout the year which allows your child to experience the full insight of going to school. We also celebrate on special occasions such as birthdays, concerts and graduation.

We provide two-hour classes twice a week from September to May. In the Fall of 2021 a French readiness program started being offered to preschoolers.

For more information about our school contact us at president@busyfingerspreschool.ca or visit www.busyfingerspreschool.ca..

LUTHERAN EARLY LEARNING CENTER & PRESCHOOL- 306-931-4633 502 5th Street North Our Licensed Early Learning and Child Care Center offers a Christian preschool program for children age 3 & 4. Our objectives for your child are to: nurture a positive selfconcept, enhance social development by encouraging and developing positive, loving relationships and good manners, enhance emotional development by helping them manage their feelings and express them in a constructive way, enhance physical development by promoting good, balanced nutrition and by developing large and fine motor skills, nurture creative development in children by encouraging the development of new ideas, helping children express themselves through the various arts, and helping children appreciate the beauty of creation. LELC will offer opportunities to enhance various skills such as early literacy, fine and gross motor, math, social/emotional development and more through emergent curriculum, invitational and play based programming! We also enhance learning experiences through field trips and special community guests throughout the year. (www.lutheranearlylearningcenters.com)

NOTE ON COVID-19 At the time of production of the Martensville Community Guide, many programs and Local Groups have been impacted due to COVID-19 restrictions.

We have made efforts in this guide to accurately summarize events, programs and all the active sport and cultural groups in the community. However, we strongly encourage you to contact groups directly for information on how their respective programs and events are being offered.

MAP AFTER SCHOOL DROP-IN PROGRAM The After School Drop-in Program offers an accessible opportunity for children 6-17 to engage in physical activity during the critical after school time period. Anyone 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult. This program runs at the MAP from Monday - Thursday from 3:30pm - 5:00pm throughout the school year. General admission to the MAP will apply. Please contact the MAP at 306683-5576 for further information.

SUMMER SCHOOLS OUT We all know kids will need to do something over the summer and we have you covered. The City of Martensville offers a Summer School’s Out Program for children in Grades 1-5. The program runs Tuesday through Thursday from 9:00am-12:00pm for 6 weeks.

Each day covers a different sport or activity. Some examples include, Outdoor Play, Soccer, Board Games, Nature Day, Basketball, Volleyball, Art & Crafts, Football etc.

For more information please contact the MAP at 306-683-5576.

PUDDLE JUMPERS PRE-SCHOOL 66 Main Street – 306-270-3203

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We are a privately run preschool. We love having parents involved in classroom activities. Parent helpers for each class are mandatory. The teacher has an Education Degree and has many years of experience in a preschool classroom. We offer a Play based learning environment, daily outdoor play, and sensory tubs for lots of exploring and learning in a safe and nurturing environment. www.facebook.com/Puddle-JumpersPreschool-443778529024112

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ACTIVITIES and events In addition to the events and activities listed in the calendar, a number of signature events are held each year including: • Amazing Race Challenge • Sutherland Automotive Raceway (A&W 100, Nascar Pinty’s Series, SSCRA Events) • Martensville Business Expo • Cultural Days Event • Buster Days • Canada Day • Christmas Twinkle Tours • Winter Fun Fest • Halloween at the MAP

• Geocache Events • Monster Garage Sale • Play & Skate with Santa • Glow Skate • Roughrider Bus Trip • Schools Out Fun • Sip N Shop • Kidsport Swim • Regional Race • Escape Rooms • Pickleball Tournament

THE MARTENSVILLE BUSINESS EXPO Reconnect at the Martensville Business Expo on April 29th and April30th this year! The Expo is the community’s premier business and networking trade show. Brought to you by the Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce and The City of Martensville, the Business Expo features outstanding food vendors, fun and interactive booths, and outstanding networking opportunities for local entrepreneurs, and businesses. It is a great opportunity to show the community what you have to offer and love what’s local!

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The event is held in spring each year, at the spacious Martensville Athletic Pavilion with space for up to 50 business booths and 45 vendor or service group tables. In addition, there are also Taste of Martensville vendors, family entertainment and a pancake breakfast. For information about this event, contact the Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce or the City of Martensville. We look forward to showcasing all the great things our businesses have to offer in the future!

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Buster Days!

BUSTER DAYS Buster Days is held the first weekend in June. Each year this event gets bigger and bigger and activities run all weekend long! Grants are available to service groups or organizations who wish to volunteer during this event.

For more information please call 306-683-5576.

Buster Days activities vary from year to year. Past activities have included: • Family Movie Night • Swim Night • Ball Tournament • Fireworks • Pancake Breakfast & Car Show • Fitness in the Park • Parade • Astro Jump, Ferris Wheel • Pony Rides, Laser Tag • Carnival Games, Face Painting, Animal Fun, • Craft Tent

• Cabaret • Church Service • amily Picnic and Bingo Ball Tournament • Clown, Magic, and Puppet Shows • Street Hockey Tournament • Craft Fair and Food Trucks

Buster Days is a volunteer driven event and these volunteers are instrumental in making Buster Days the success it is. Join the fun by becoming part of the committee. Contact the MAP for more information.

event calendar MARCH

AUGUST

JANUARY

13 – Glow Skate

TBD – Kidsport Swim

Lazy Man Triathlon

APRIL

16-18 – Basketball Camp

Globe Walk Begins

18-24 – Easter Geocaching

23-25 – Volleyball Camp

TBD – Pickleball tournament

27 – Volunteer Appreciation Night

SEPTEMBER

FEBRUARY

29-30 – Martensville Business Expo

TBD – Roughrider Bus Trip

20 – Winter FunFest

MAY

16-17 – Monster Garage Sale

21-24 – Escape Rooms

Kidsport Month

24 – Regional Race

7 – Amazing Race

OCTOBER

NOTE ON COVID-19

7 – Business Excellence Awards

TBD – Culture Days

27-28 – Monster Garage Sale

3-10 – Fall Geocache

JUNE

28 – Halloween @ the MAP

Jumpstart Month

NOVEMBER

3-5 – Buster Days

24 – Sip N’ Shop

JULY

DECEMBER

1 – Canada Day Celebrations

11 – Play & Skate with Santa

Tues/Wed/Thurs – Summer Schools

12-16 – Twinkle Tours

At the time of production of the Martensville Community Guide, many programs and Local Groups have been impacted due to COVID-19 restrictions. We have made efforts in this guide to accurately summarize events, programs and all the active sport and cultural groups in the community. However, we strongly encourage you to contact groups directly for information on how their respective programs and events are being offered.

Out Camps

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON CITY OF MARTENSVILLE EVENTS, VISIT MARTENSVILLE.CA AND CLICK ON ‘EVENTS’

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ACTIVITIES and events WINTER FUNFEST

CANADA DAY IN MARTENSVILLE!!

Each year Winter FunFest is held at the North Ridge Community Centre and across the street in Kinsmen Park in Martensville. This fun-filled winter event is jam-packed with activities for all ages. Winter Fest activities vary year to year.

Past activities have included:

This year is Canada’s 155th birthday, and we are excited to celebrate with you! Check out the 14th annual Canada Day celebrations right here in Martensville! We are already busy planning what is sure to be a great day, which will include lots of great FREE activities for all ages to participate in. Past activities have included a Cinema Under the Stars, BBQ, live entertainment and dance parties, a scavenger hunt, and of course, fireworks!

• Sleigh Rides • Hot Dog Roast • Bouncy Castles • Characters • Face Painting • Balloon Twisting • Clown and magic show • Soap Carving • Fireworks & bonfire • Ice Fishing • Kick sleds, snowshoeing, schlocky, road hockey

MARTENSVILLE FARMERS MARKET The Martensville Farmer Market starts June 1st and runs on Wednesdays from 4pm to 8pm into September. The market is located at 301 Centennial Drive North and features a variety of vendors with a wide assortment of vegetables, fruits, caned goods, baking, crafts and more. Watch them on Facebook for update on dates and features.

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Are you a Farmers Market Vendor? Do you make, bake or grow products? If you are interested in participating as a vendor, you can contact Martensville Farmers Market via Facebook; www.facebook.com/ Martensvillefarmersmarket or call Petter Farms (Marjan) petterfarms@gmail.com or Travis Blanchard (306-280-3797) for more information.

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The Martensville Canada Day Committee needs your help for this fun-filled event. There are many jobs, big and small that volunteers are needed for. Be part of the planning, preparation and the day of the event. No experience is necessary to volunteer with us and we look forward to making you part of Canada Day. For more information about Canada Day or to volunteer to be involved on the Canada Day Committee, please contact: Martensville Information & Visitor Centre at 306-242-0362 Email: martensvilleinfo@sasktel.net https://www.facebook.com/CanadaDayInMartensville

RECREATION INFORMATION PROGRAM GUIDES The City of Martensville Recreation & Community Services Department distributes several program guides throughout the year to inform residents about what’s happening in our community. These guides provide information on recreational activities, fitness classes, service groups and more. Guides are issued each fall, winter and spring. They are delivered right to your door and can be found online at Martensville.ca

MARTENSVILLE ATHLETIC PAVILION Come check out the MAP, there is something for everyone!! Daily, 10 pack, 20 pack, and monthly memberships are available. Hours of operation 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 online at www.martensville.ca Programming at the MAP includes: Toddler Time, After School Drop-In, Globe Walk, Line Dancing, Fitness Classes, and Seniors Walking & Games. You can view our schedule on-line at www.martensville.ca.

Call 306-683-5576 for more info.

You can view our schedule on-line at www.martensville.ca.

Call 306-683-5576 for more info.

FITNESS AREA The fitness area at the MAP 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 at the Fitness Area. Children aged 12-14 must be supervised by an adult when using the Fitness Area.

KIDSPORT™ KidSport 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. You can apply on-line at https://kidsportcanada.ca/ saskatchewan/warman/apply-for-a-grant/ How Can YOU Help?

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

In 2021 Martensville KidSport received over 40 applications totalling over $12,500. 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!!

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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. The jumpstart application is on-line at https://jumpstart. canadiantire.ca/pages/individual-child-grants

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LOCAL service groups ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (AA)

LIONS CLUB

Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.

Serving the community since 1979. Come and spend an hour with us to learn more about our programs. Regular meetings take place on the third Tuesday of the month from January to June at 7:00pm at the Heritage Centre on 6th Ave. Contact us at martensvillelions@gmail.com or 306-3710807 if you are interested in information on our programs or becoming a Lions member.

AA meets in Martensville every week. Please contact the Saskatoon and District AA Central Office for information.

PRAIRIE VALLEY SCOUTS 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 ageappropriate programming. From sports, camping and science to eco-activities, fashion design and community projects, Guiding’s girl centred programming has something for everyone. Guiding is bold, fun, energetic and gives girls the tools and resources they need to achieve greatness. Each year runs from September until April with programs from Kindergarten age all the way to Grade 12. Guide Leaders are always needed and you can join anytime throughout the year. No experience required.

Please email martensvilleguiding@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Beavers, Cubs & Scouts - Open to boys and girls, ages 5-14.

Meetings are Tuesday evenings. A weekend family camping trip is held at the end of the year in June. Come learn about respecting nature and each other, about the community, recycling, and making new friends. We play games, go on outings, make crafts, and have fun.

ROCKY RIDGE MODEL RAILROAD CLUB The Rocky Ridge Model Railroad Club is interested in model railroading and sharing their hobby with the community and across the province. The club attends major shows all over Saskatchewan and Alberta.

The Club is very family oriented, meeting and interacting with families and kids. Club meetings are held each month from September to June. They welcome new members any time. For more information please call Ron at 306-270-1420 or visit www.rockyridgerailclub.com.

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 within the community in a very social and fun atmosphere, then come to a meeting and see what the Kinsmen are all about! The Kinsmen Club meets twice each 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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The Knights of Columbus hold regular monthly meetings from September to June. Meetings are held at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church meeting room. For any information contact Dave Arnold at 306-306-281-3047.

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PRAIRIE SKY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce is a member driven, non-profit organization that provides leadership and advocacy to create a healthy business environment in Osler, Warman, Martensville and surrounding region. With over 200 members, Chamber membership offers many cost-effective opportunities such as an employee group plan, shipping and gas discounts as well as marketing and advertising for your business. Go to the website: www.prairieskychamber.ca, call 306-292-7066 or email: admin@prairieskychamber.ca for more information.

574 “DAKOTA” ROYAL CANADIAN AIR CADET SQUADRON 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. For more information, check out our website at www.574dakota.ca or on Facebook at www. facebook.com/574RCACS/

MARTENSVILLE KINETTES CLUB The Kinettes are a non-profit service club that is new to Martensville. The Kinettes serve the communities greatest needs and accepts members from any community surrounding Martensville. While working in the community they also strive on fellowship and fun. Initiatives in the past have included food drives for the pantry, crafts with seniors, and of course Telemiracle.

The Martensville and District Kinettes meet each month in the Kinsmen Room upstairs at the Martensville Arena.

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. 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.

They 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. Their office is located at the Martensville RCMP detachment.

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.

SASK LOTTERIES GRANT 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. Each project or event must take place between April to the end of March each year.

If you are interested in learning more about the local Kinette Club, email martensvillekinettes@gmail.com or message them on Facebook.

You can also call Jodi at 306-361-9575.

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WASTE AND RECYCLIG MARTENSVILLE NEW HORIZONS SENIORS Martensville New Horizon Senior Centre invites anyone 55 years of age or older to join and become a member. Each season starts in September and ends with a bar-b-que in June. Membership is $50.00 a year.

Because of the pandemic, changes around the events and activities have taken place; however, they continue to connect with their members. 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 and everyone is welcome.

Bingo is the second and fourth Wednesday of each month 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.

Social activities like cards, shuffleboard, billiards and entertainment will start again and will be announced to members around restrictions due to the pandemic.

The New Horizons Centre has an AED Defibrillator on the premises and an Electrostatic Cleaner for Sanitizing.

Activities vary and are supported through grants from Sask Lotteries, and include out of town bus trips to spas, RCMP museum in Regina, tickets for the train excursion from Cudworth to Wakaw, local school plays, Barn Theatre, MAP memberships and entertainment at the Centre.

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

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The Federal (CRA) Grant received in recent years provided an upgraded ramp, widen the steps and platform to accommodate wheelchairs or walkers, etc., new roofing, and flooring.

Consider a membership; new ideas are welcome, and it would be nice to meet you. For more information about Martensville Senior Centre contact: President - Ed Nowakowski – 306-370-5365 ernowakowski@sasktel.net Hall Rentals: Rae and Kay Butt - 306-384-8215; Lovina Bischler-306-931-2759

MARTENSVILLE FREE PANTRY The Martensville Free Pantry is a community-based organization aimed at helping those challenged with food security. Starting as a simple donation drop-off point in 2016, The goal for the Pantry is to help place food, hygiene, and other items for people to access as anonymously as possible.

From a single shelf in the Civic Centre hallway, the Free Pantry now has a dedicated space at the Civic Centre where donations can be dropped off, organized, and accessed by clients. The Free Pantry works with residents, businesses, schools, sports teams and other community organizations around food drives and has a dedicated group of volunteers that have provided an important service to the community.

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1. City Hall

19. Basket Ball Court

2. Fire Department

20. Tobogganing Hills

3. RCMP

21. Football/Soccer Fields

4. Civic Centre

22. Ball Diamonds (Baseball & Fastball)

5. Canada Post Office

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24. Spray Park

7. Doctor Office

25. Soccer Pitches

8. Dentist and/or Optometrist Offices

26. Disc Golf

9. Physiotherapy Offices

27. Martensville Speedway – Go-Kart Track

10. Sports Centre (Curling/Skating)

28. Bergthaler Mennonite Church

11. Heritage Centre 12. Senior Citizens Centre

29. Immaculate Heart of Mary Roman Catholic Church

13. North Ridge Centennial Community Centre

31. Martensville Baptist Church

30. Martensville Alliance Church

14. Outdoor Aquatic Facility

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Bassett Road. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C7

Parr Hill Drive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D6-8

Baycroft Drive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B1-C3

Penner Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C4

Baycroft Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Quessy Drive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H2-3

Beaudry Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C7

Reddekopp Drive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B3-5

Bendel Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-B3

Reimer Road. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H4-6

Besnard Drive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D8

Regier Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G4

Brack Court. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E6

Remai Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C2

Cassat Drive. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-8

Rock Hill Lane. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .G5-6

Cedar Terrace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B5

Salmon Way. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G5-6

Centennial Drive North. . . . . . . . . A-E1

Sandstone Terrace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . B5

Centennial Drive South. . . . . . . . . E-I 1

Sandy Rise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C5

Chaparral Boulevard. . . . . . . . . . . . H2

Slater Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G4

Charity Cove. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F5

Springview Terrace . . . . . . . . . . . . . B5

Clearwater Bay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G4

Stone Terrace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H2-4

Codette Lane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D8

Stony Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G5-6

Columbia Way. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G5

Tudor Bay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C4

Columbus Court. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F5

Tudor Heights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C4-5

Coppermine Way. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G5-6

1st Avenue North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-E2

Cowan Crescent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C6-7

1st Avenue South . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-G2

David Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E4

1st Street North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D3-4

Delainey Bay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G4

1st Street South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E1-4

Derksen Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E5

2nd Avenue North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . A2 & C-E2

Echo Lane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D8

2nd Avenue South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . F-H2

Enns Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H2-3

2nd Street North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D2-3 & D4

Ewles Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B2

2nd Street South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F1-4

Fehr Court. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G4

3rd Avenue North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C2

Fehr Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G3

3rd Avenue South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E3 & F-G2

Friesen Cove. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F6

3rd Street North . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C1-7

Gerbrandt Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F4

3rd Street South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F2-4

Geransky Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . G5

4th Avenue North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3 & D-E3

Giesbrecht Court. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B3-4

4th Street North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3

Ginther Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A3-4

4th Street South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F1-6

Glenview Cove. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H4-6

5th Avenue North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-E3

Glenwood Terrace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G3

5th Street North . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C3-4

Hamm Terrace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E6

5th Street South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G3

Harder Court. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B4

6th Avenue North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-B4&C-D4

Harder Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A4

6th Avenue South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-H4

Hiebert Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B2

6th Street North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C2-B5

Katzman Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G4

6th Street South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G1-2

Kinsmen Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-E5

8th Avenue North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B-C5

Klassen Bay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B4

8th Avenue South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E-H4

Klassen Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C3-4

8th Street North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1-2

Klassen Heights. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B4

8th Street South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H5-6

Klassen Place. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C4

9th Avenue North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-B5

Main Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E 1-8

9th Avenue South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F-H5

Manor Bay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C5

9th Street North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A1-6

Manor Heights. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C5

10th Avenue North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-E6

Maple Ridge Terrace. . . . . . . . . . . . B4

10th Avenue South. . . . . . . . . . . . . . E–I 6

Martens Crescent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G5

16th Avenue North. . . . . . . . . . . . . . D8

MacCormack Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-F 5-6 Mike Sands Blvd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D4 Mirond Road. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E8

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SASK VALLEY RIDING CLUB The Sask Valley Riding Club is made up of members of all ages.

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MARTENSVILLE MINOR HOCKEY The Martensville Minor Hockey Association is a group of volunteers dedicated to the growth and development of young athletes through the game of hockey. Over 450 players and 30 teams are part of Martensville Minor Hockey ranging in ages from 5 – 17 and also includes all-female teams.

MMH ensures that every player who wants to play this great game is given that opportunity and they are proud of the accomplishments of their athletes that include WHL and SJHL draftees and Championship Teams at varying levels.

MMH is grateful to all coaches, managers and community partners that dedicate their time, effort and resources to Minor Hockey.

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MARTENSVILLE BASKETBALL The Martensville Mini Dunkers Program is offered to kids in kindergarten to Grade 2. Practices are held in Martensville with games against Warman once a month. Players will develop a love for basketball, skill development, and lifelong friendships in a fun and recreational way.

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Martensville’s New Multipurpose Recreation Facility 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 new facility will be located on the west side of Martensville and anchor the newest subdivision slated for Martensville. Trilogoy Ranch will be a 680 acre residential and commercial development slated to be builit out over the next 25 years, be home to an additional 10,000 residents.

Community-Driven: $2.8M Raised + $3M Land Value • In addition to the City’s $6.5M commitment, the MCRP and a group of community volunteers have raised $2.8M to date for this facility! A HUGE thank you to the people who have worked tirelessly towards the new facility - your dedication, your passion and your efforts have driven this project. You make the community stronger and will make this dream a reality.

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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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- 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. 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 donation 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

“ 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

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SKATE MARTENSVILLE Skate Martensville provides kids with the best foundation for figure skating, hockey, speed skating and ringette. The program also promotes healthy, lifelong activity, fun and participation.

The foundation of Skate Martensville is the Learn to Skate Program, a complete series of balance, control and agility skills taught in six stages of learning that pertain to sport or recreational skating. CanSkate uses nationally-tested and proven curriculum and delivery methods that guarantee skater success in developing stronger basic skills and developing them faster.

They recently added an adult skate program to our list of classes offered and also hold a CanSkate Funfest and a yearend carnival to showcase the skills and development of its skaters.

For more information and all updates, please visit their website at www.skatemartensville.ca or email skatemville. info@gmail.com.

SASK FIVE BASEBALL ASSOCIATION The Sask Five Baseball Association has six divisions; Junior Rally Cap, Senior Rally Cap, 11U, 13U, 15U and 18U. Teams play on the ball diamonds in Dalmeny, Martensville, or Warman and play in the tiered Saskatoon Baseball League.

For information or to get involved in baseball, visit www. saskfivegiants.com

MADDOG FOOTBALL Maddogs Football is a program that promotes youth football in the areas north of Saskatoon; targeting youth, Kindergarten to Grade 9 in both Flag and Tackle. They organize a fall tackle program for Peewee (Grades 6 & 7) and Bantam (Grades 8 & 9) as members of the Kinsmen Football League (KFL). Saskatoon Minor Football offers spring flag football and fall flag football for Grades K-6 and also offer the spring six-a-side tackle program for Grades 5 through 8.

Registration for Maddog Fall Tackle and Spring Flag opens online in March www.maddogsfootball.ca or at www.kflnz. com. The Tackle program resumes at the end of August and will run until the end of October.

Go to www.maddogsfootball.ca or www.kflnz.com for more information.

MARTENSVILLE CURLING CLUB The Martensville Curling Club is ‘Where Friends Meet’ and is the hub of curling activity in Martensville. With a variety of leagues through the week including Open Leagues, Modified Mixed and Men’s Leagues. There are also opportunities for the casual player to participate in Drop-In Leagues or to register as a spare. Complete with a lounge and viewing area, the facility is also available for rentals and functions.

Visit www.martensvillecurlingclub.com or email martensvillecurlingclub@gmail.com for more information on any of the leagues, their return to play guidelines and Curl Sask Covid resource information.

MARTENSVILLE AMATEUR SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION (MASA) TWIN CITY ANGELS (TCA)

SPORTS + RECREATION

Martensville Amateur Softball Association (MASA) is a Kidsport supported Non-Profit Organization that serves to promote girls amateur softball in the city of Martensville and surrounding areas.

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The Martensville and Warman Softball Associations joined together to create the Twin City Angels to provide programs at both the A and B levels at the Squirt, Pee Wee, and Bantam level.

Please visit www.martensvillesoftball.ca for all registration details for the upcoming season.

Visit Warman’s website at www.warmanminorball.com for all details, more information about registration, evaluation and participating in the TCA Program.

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

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MARTENSVILLE SLO-PITCH ASSOCIATION The Martensville Slo-Pitch League runs from May to the end of August and have competitive and non-competitive divisions with weekly double-headers through summer.

Kinsmen Park is home to four very well-maintained diamonds as well as a facility to run a concession with an upper deck for enjoying the games along with an enclosed building for running events

MARTENSVILLE SOCCER ASSOCIATION Martensville Soccer Association, part of the Valley Soccer Association. Providing a place for ALL kids to take part in the beautiful game!

MSA runs indoor and outdoor programs starting at under the age of 5 up until Under 15.

Any questions about Martensville Soccer or getting involved can be directed to martensvillesoccer@gmail.com.

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.

VALLEY UNITED SOCCER CLUB Valley United Soccer Club is a non-profit, volunteer based organization that is committed to providing a high quality, competitive soccer program for players, coaches, parents and fans within the Valley area! Valley United practices in Warman & Martensville, and plays season games in Saskatoon with the Saskatoon Youth Soccer League. We offer outdoor and indoor seasons.

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Pajamas, home decor and more!

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Tax Services

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Bookkeeping & Other Services Financial Statements

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306-651-5464

725A725A Centennial Drive South, Martensville kingaccounting.net Centennial Drive South, Martensville

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MARTENSVILLE’S NEWEST LAKE COMMUNITY

A VIBRANT COMMUNITY

DESIGNED FOR YOU

• Walking and biking trails

MARKETED BY

• Beautiful lakes with green space

HOMES AND RESIDENTIAL LOTS AVAILABLE. INDIVIDUAL AND BUILDER INQUIRIES WELCOME.

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jpmassagetherapy.com

5A - 7 Centennial Drive North, Martensville

martensville pharmacy MONDAY - FRIDAY

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NEW HOURS

MondaySATURDAY to Friday MONDAY to FRIDAY Front Store andam Prescriptions 10:00 - 3:00 pm 9:00 pm 9:00 am ---8:00 6:30 pm 9:00 am a.m. p.m.

17 Centennial “Open 6 days aDrive week”North beside the9:00 Medical Clinic ClosedSATURDAY Sundays & Holidays 306-931-2868 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Saturday Monday to Friday SUNDAY MARTENSVILLE COMMUNITY GUIDE - 2022 Prescriptions 10:00 - 2:00 p.m.

Front Store and-a.m.

Prescriptions 12:00 pm 5:00 pm 10:00 amHolidays -8:00 2:00 Front Store - p.m.

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HEALTH + WELLNESS Martensville offers numerous health and wellness options for area residents. With eyecare, dental-care, healthcare, physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage therapy and other options conveniently located within the community, Martensville provides residents with everything they need to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Not only are there health services available, but also many fitness options. With multiple gyms, fitness classes and walking trails available throughout the city, there is something for everyone. The Martensville Athletic Pavilion offers programming for all age groups, a walking/running track, and multiple gym surfaces to use to play badminton, soccer, basketball, volleyball, floor hockey and more. Special events throughout the year are held to help promote a healthy lifestyle for the entire family.

Visit the Business Directory in this guide for the full list of health and wellness providers in our community.

Bay 4 #1 - 4th Street South - Martensville

306-931-2266

www.infinitysalonandspa.ca for online booking

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Drive Bay70 40Centennial - 70 Centennial DriveN. N. (306) 931-4500

MARTENSVILLE STORE HOURS 70 Centennial Drive N. 9am 9pm 8am - 10pm Mon-to Fri (306) 931-4500

9am - 10pm Sat and Sun

STORE HOURS

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8am - 10pm Mon to Fri 9am - 10pm Sat and Sun

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• Free

Prescription Delivery

• Simpl Medication Adherence Program

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Medication Adherence Program SERVICES • Flu Shots and other Injections • One on One Medication Reviews

Free•Prescription Delivery OneStocking on One • Compression fitting Medication •

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Simpl Medication ••Specialized Compounding • Flu ShotsAdherence and Pharmacy Program • Travel Health Consults Clinic Services* OneHealth on One Medication ••Heart Coaching • Canada

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••Minor Ailments Prescribing Flu Shots and Pharmacy

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Welcome to Diamond House. Our focus is on “Quality of Life” for our residents by encouraging and providing choice and control, meaningful interactions and activities plus quality medical care.

Residents have the choice of six suite layouts and can stay in their home as long as they want regardless of the care they require. An “ Aging in the Right Place” philosophy of care.

Diamond House is one of 7 homes with Golden Health Care, the largest provider of personal care in Saskatchewan.

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DINING + accommodation ARE YOU HUNGRY? With a variety of options to choose from, Martensville has exactly what you are looking for. If you are looking for a sit-down restaurant, fast food, or if you want to stop in at the local butcher shop to pick up something to bring home, Martensville has it. There are always new options becoming available as restaurants and food chains choose Martensville as a home for their business.

AWAY FROM HOME? Martensville offers you a home away from home with accommodations and dining options for both business and pleasure. The City of Martensville even offers accommodations for your furry family members with a pet friendly hotel & our local boarding & training centre.

HOSTING AN EVENT?

DINING + ACCOMMODATIONS

If you have an event to plan, or a family gathering to host, consider using one of the local hotels banquet rooms and local restaurants catering for your event.

With ample room and a variety of food options, it makes planning any event that much easier.

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421 Centennial Drive North in Martensville “Full Service Livestock Processing”

• All Meat Products Made

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Famous for Bacon, Jerky and Sausage

Fresh in the Store • Wild Game Processing

DINING + ACCOMMODATIONS

Tuesday - Friday 9:00 am - 6:30 pm Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Fresh Beef, Pork, Chicken cuts •

Fully Stocked Retail Store

(306) 955-9791 www.smokehaus.ca

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BUSINESS directory ARTS & CRAFTS 21/90 Apparel Martensville Anything Artsy by Tracy Martensville D&S Family Fabrics 17 Centennial Dr. N. DIYxe Designs Martensville Dressers And Jujubes Martensville L&W Fun and Fabrics Martensville

Love It Food & Beauty Inc. Martensville Mainstage Urban Clothing Martensville MJ’s Nails & Art Martensville Mountain Aura Gemstone Jewelry Martensville Painted Pony Pottery Martensville Razertip Industries Inc. 301 9th St. N. Steel Toe Metalworks Martensville The Lumberjohns Handmade Wood Creations Martensville White Water Clothing Martensville

306-222-9887 306-230-2858 306-242-0888 306-229-8153 306-280-1552 306-242-0264 & 306-222-3673 306-717-3369 306-384-2853 306-270-9304

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306-716-4637 306-821-1492 306-931-0889 306-220-0740

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306-281-7515 306-242-7094

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AUCTION Martensville Liquidation

111 9th St. N.

306-242-0251

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AUDIO CM Audio

Martensville

306-381-5165

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AUTOMOTIVE

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Affordable Autobody & Collision Repair Ltd. Automax B & B Truck Repair Blackburn Motors Checkered Flag Auto Great Canadian Oil Change JAGplus - Jason’s Auto Glass Inc. K & M Autobody Kal Tire Mad Mechanics Martensville Mechanical Mobile Fleet Services New Sol Automotive Parts Pal Tire Phobia Auto Care Ltd. Planet Auto Sales & Service Ltd. Prairie Salvage Premium Select Auto Solutions Ltd. R.D.D. Auto Brokers & Leasing Inc Rapid Transit Auto Read Automotive Ltd. Speedy Collision RMR Tires Top Notch Detailing & Auto Spa

529 Centennial Dr. S. 306-683-6860 727A Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-2654 600 9th St. N. 36-931-1218 911B 8th St. S. 306-665-0081 109 Centennial Dr. N. 306-975-2140 720 Centennial Dr. N. 306-978-1400 #3, 109 Centennial Dr. N. 306-361-4527 441 Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-1903 517 9th St. N. 306-850-5219 Martensville 306-270-7279 700 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-9501 #1, 907 Centennial Dr. N. 306-370-9444 9 2nd St. S. 306-261-5720 541 Centennial Dr. N. 306-343-8473 #1&2, 800 Centennial Dr. N. 306-371-5589 805 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-5152 737 9th St. N. 306-934-3988 529 Centennial Dr. S. 306-683-6860 102 6th St. S. 306-241-1700 821 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-6627 801 Centennial Dr. N. 306-244-4950 700 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-9500 930 8th St. S. TBD Martensville 306-381-6922

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To Your Door Auto Restore TRX RV Inc. Tydy Pro Detailing

Martensville 20 Recreation Blvd.

Martensville

306-270-7311 HBB 306-384-4900 SF 306-717-2644 HBB

BANKING/ACCOUNTING/FINANCIAL PLANNING Affinity Credit Union Arlene Ratzlaff, Certified Professional Accountant ATC Management Group Inc. Blair Schmidt CPA Prof. Corp.

FUEL Business Services Inc. Garcyn Consulting Geraldine Wiebe (bookkeeping services) Good Books Bookkeeping King Accounting Services, CPA Modern Mouse Bookkeeping

#120, 60 Centennial Dr. N. 306-975-9855

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50 Baycroft Dr. 306-242-5360 Bay 1, 301 Centennial Dr. N. 306-668-6699 Martensville 306-934-2850 Martensville 306-384-3835 Martensville 306-249-6209

SF SF HBB HBB HBB

Martensville Martensville 725 Centennial Dr. S. Martensville

306-270-9987 306-370-5584 306-651-5464 306-513-7761

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Bay C, 135 Centennial Dr. S. 306-717-1412 Martensville 306-931-1680 Bay C, 117 Centennial Dr N 306-382-4500 Martensville 306-380-3773 Martensville 306-934-6504

SF HBB SF HBB HBB

Martensville 306-914-3876 Martensville 306-260-6423 Martensville 306-260-4165 #4, 1-4th St. S. 306-931-2266 Martensville 306-220-5485 Martensville 306-717-3369 Martensville 306-270-9304 #3, 101 Centennial Dr. N. 306-491-5933 Martensville 306-242-8055 Martensville 306-242-7220 Martensville 306-893-7110 Martensville 306-270-3932 101 Centennial Dr. S. 306-291-4363 Martensville 306-260-1096 Martensville 306-441-6477 #2&3, 239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-4525 Martensville 306-371-1186 Martensville 306-291-1336 Martensville 306-203-4643

HBB HBB HBB SF HBB HBB HBB SF HBB HBB HBB HBB SF HBB HBB SF HBB HBB HBB

BEAUTY Annie Nails Celine Vandale Hairstyles Dahlia Salon & Spa Edmund Joseph Salon Eleanor’s Hairstyling Enhanced Beauty Studio & MedSpa Fuzzy Fox Electrolysis & Sugaring Glow Esthetics by Sabrina Infinity Salon & Spa Leah’s Salon Love It Food & Beauty Inc. MJ’s Nails & Art Molly’s Nails and Spa Monique Heck Beauty Salon Natural Choice Rejuvenation Renew Esthetics Studio Saved by Grace Nails Salon LaRiss Studio 9 Esthetics Studio R Beauty Salon The Beach Suntan Studio Inc. The Cutting Room The Sugar Suite Xposed Esthetics

BUILDERS / DEVELOPERS D & S Homes Ltd Saskatoon Imperio Construction Martensville Kabo Homes Ltd. Warman

Neu-Homes Ltd. Hague North Prairie Developments Saskatoon North Ridge Development Corp Saskatoon

306-374-4774 306-341-2932 306-716-5160 & 306-716-5011 306-380-5460 306-931-2880 306-242-2434

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Northern Sky Developments Inc. Prairie Castle Developments Ltd. Pride Contracting Ltd. Warman Homes

#1, 801 9th St. N. 140 9th St. N. Martensville Warman

306-221-7846 306-933-9700 306-381-7457 306-933-9595

SF SF HBB CON

CARE HOME Martensville Care Home Respite Care Services

6 1st Ave. N. Martensville

639-441-0125 306-931-8979

SF n/a

CAR WASH Crystal Car Wash Great Canadian Oil Change The Scrub Auto & Pet Spa Ltd.

102 6th St. S. 720 Centennial Dr. N. 941 8th St. S.

306-933-9274 306-978-1400 306-477-2782

CELLULAR SERVICES The Wireless Age

#4, 323 Centennial Dr. S.

306-244-7012

SF SF SF

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Archie’s Cleaning Martensville 639-471-3399 HBB BioFresh Bins Lloydminster 780-872-8321 other Color Glo Saskatoon Rosthern 306-260-7421 other Earthly Essence Cleaning Service Martensville 306-361-9987 HBB FC Cleaning Services Martensville 639-471-4153 HBB FON Business Corp.

930 8th St. S. 639-318-8801 SF Freaky Clean Cleaning Service Warman 306-612-0573 CON Happy Homes Residential Cleaning Martensville 306-880-4840 CON Maid in Martensville Martensville 306-491-9775 HBB Peachy Queen Cleaning Company Martensville 306-260-7835 HBB Pink & Tidy Cleaning Services Martensville 306-930-0738 HBB Power Steam Carpet Cleaning / Power Brush Furnace & Duct Cleaning Martensville 306-931-7300 HBB S & J Window Washers Saskatoon 306-221-1898 CON TNH Cleaning Service Martensville 639-471-4153

& 639-471-2676 HBB Top Notch Detailing & Auto Spa Martensville 306-381-6922 SF Tydy Pro Detailing Martensville 306-717-2644 HBB

LRV Computers Electronic Repair Martensville

306-249-2220

Benchmark Reliability Services, Inc. Martensville 306-551-8909 HBB

CONCRETE / ASPHALT BCL Concrete Sealing Country Asphalt Corp Elite Driveways & Concrete Inc. Geransky Bros. Construction Jetpatcher Canada Ltd. Mr. Asphalt Prairie ICF Distributors Inc. Tek Concrete & Construction Ltd

Saskatoon Martensville Saskatoon 931 Centennial Dr. S. 911 8th St. S. Martensville 611 9th St. N. Corman Park

306-227-2640 306-221-6606 306-292-7875 306-931-2211 306-220-9884 306-381-5606 306-244-2933 306-652-2293

CONTRACTING / CONSTRUCTION

CLEANING

COMPUTER SERVICES

CONSULTING

Amarok Enterprises Inc. D.W. Elash Enterprises Inc. Innovative Piling Solutions Ltd. J.V.& M Property Mocon Construction Ltd. On Point Consulting Inc. Pride Contracting Ltd. RSF Contracting Inc. SKYDSA Construction

Martensville 611 9th St. N. 201 9th St. N. 200 9th St. N. 941 9th St. N. Martensville Martensville Martensville Martensville

306-717-3446 306-249-0013 306-384-3700 306-242-2900 306-384-9555 306-529-6472 306-381-7457 306-222-4821 306-221-3869

CON HBB CON SF SF HBB SF CON

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CONSTRUCTION - EXTERIORS Enviro Painting Plus Royal Exteriors Signature Exteriors

Martensville Martensville 140 9th St. N.

306-241-7869 306-716-2641 306-241-4540

CONSTRUCTION - FRAMING & INSULATION Komfort Insulation Ltd. Otter’s Mechanical Insulation Poly Plus Insulators Inc.

Saskatoon Martensville #1, 801 9th St. N.

CONSTRUCTION - INTERIORS Brian L Pozniak Painting Enviro Painting Plus Pristine Countertops

Martensville Martensville Saskatoon

CON HBB SF

306-955-1000 306-291-4237 306-931-7764

CON HBB SF

306-227-0172 306-241-7869 306-653-9177

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CONSTRUCTION - RENOVATIONS DDD Homes Ltd. Warman Hansen Renovations Martensville Imperio Construction Martensville J&H Builders Warehouse Saskatoon Kabo Homes Ltd. Warman

Krawchuk Construction Ltd. Saskatoon Northern Sky Developments Inc. #1, 801 9th St N Off Road Exteriors Inc. 501 Centennial Dr. N. Penta Construction Services Ltd. Martensville Poth Home Solutions #4, 801 9th St. N. Pride Contracting Ltd. Martensville Renovations by Modifi Martensville Saskatoon Disaster Services Inc. Saskatoon Saskatoon Fire & Flood Ltd. Saskatoon Winmar Saskatoon

306-955-3310 306-361-0503 306-341-2932 306-652-5322 306-716-5160 & 306-716-5011 306-262-5044 306-221-7846 306-381-3925 306-291-9148 306-381-6230 306-381-7457 306-381-3458 306-931-7371 306-934-7477 306-956-0000

CONSTRUCTION - ROOFING

306-477-5526 CON 306-931-1001 CON 306-384-7663 CON 306-230-3528 CON

Cactus Roofing Ltd. Roofmart Prairies Ltd. Scott Roofing Wintringham Roofing

Saskatoon Saskatoon Saskatoon Saskatoon

CON CON HBB CON CON CON SF SF CON SF HBB HBB CON CON CON

DAYCARE / PRESCHOOL

Busy Fingers Co-operative Preschool 101 MacCormack Rd. TBD Lutheran Early Learning Centre 502 5th St. N. 306-382-2113 Puddle Jumpers Preschool 66 Main St. (Civic Centre) 306-270-3203 Sharing Time Before and After Care 200 8th Ave. S. (Valley Manor School)

306-260-0955 YMCA Child Development Centre 1451 Parr Hill Dr. 306-955-9599

SF SF SF SF SF

DENTIST Centennial Dental Clinic Martensville Dental Clinic

729 Centennial Dr. S. #5, 323 Centennial Dr. S.

DISASTER RESTORATION Lydale Construction Penta Construction Services Ltd. Rainbow International Saskatoon Disaster Services Inc. Saskatoon Fire & Flood Ltd. Winmar

Saskatoon Martensville Saskatoon Saskatoon Saskatoon Saskatoon

306-242-8788 306-934-4446

306-934-6116 306-291-9148 306-668-3473 306-931-7371 306-934-7477 306-956-0000

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DOCTOR

Martensville Collective Health & Wellness 531 Centennial Dr. N. 306-933-4110 SF

ELECTRICAL

AquaTemp Radiant Heating Solutions CM Electrical Services Ltd. Gillectric Contracting J Barry Electrical Ltd. K Korman Electric Reliance Gregg’s Home Services Surge Ahead Electrical Unger Electric Ltd.

EVENT PLANNING

Chic Perfection Martensville

Warman Martensville Martensville Warman Martensville Saskatoon Martensville Osler

306-370-8678 306-381-7941 306-242-2269 306-514-8840 306-380-2459 306-242-1802 306-250-0101 306-239-2187

Martensville 306-690-7625 HBB

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301 Centennial Dr. N.

306-280-3797

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FLORIST

SAS Home & Floral Boutique Ltd. #5, 239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-651-7277 SF

FUNERAL SERVICES Cherished Memories Funeral Services & Crematory Inc.

591 Centennial Dr. N.

306-242-7888

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GAS BAR / PROPANE / CONVENIENCE STORE 7-Eleven (Canada Store #37762H) Bluewave Energy Martensville Co-op Gas Bar Martensville Corner Store TR Petroleum We Offer More

#1, 7 Centennial Dr. N. 120 9th St. N. 200 Centennial Dr. N. 301 Centennial Dr. N. 401 Centennial Dr. S. 721 Centennial Dr. S.

306-242-2460 587-392-2135 306-933-0390 306-933-0474 306-978-3835 306-881-9488

GROCERY / MEAT & DELI / BAKERY Martensville Co-op Food Store Smokehaus Meats & Deli

130 Centennial Dr. N. 421 Centennial Dr. N.

306-933-3801 306-955-9791

HARDWARE & BUILDING SUPPLIES Express Pallets Martensville Building & Home Supply Prairie ICF Distributors Inc. Roofmart Prairies Ltd.

933 Centennial Dr. S. 601 Centennial Dr. S. 611 9th St. N. Saskatoon

SF SF

306-384-8540 306-934-6610 306-244-2933 306-931-1001

SF SF SF CON

Martensville 306-220-0854 228 Centennial Dr. N. 306-382-9355 #6, 239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-4484 Martensville 306-683-3464 402 1st Ave. S. 306-380-0021 Martensville 306-978-5898 #2&3, 239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-4525 402A 1st Ave. S. 306-222-8514 #4, 1-4th St. S 306-931-2266 5A, 7 Centennial Dr. N. 306-382-0893 Martensville 306-361-1301 Martensville 306-931-9636 Martensville 306-231-0008 #5, 1-4th St. S. 306-668-2199 Martensville 306-931-8979 Martensville 306-807-0908 #2&3, 239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-4525

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#2&3, 239 Centennial Dr. N 306-222-6416

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#2&3, 239 Centennial Dr. N 306-202-9019

SF

Martensville 306-270-4178 Martensville 306-321-2992 Martensville306-381-6632 & 306-371-8092 Martensville 306-229-0963 Martensville 306-290-5945

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HEALTH - THERAPY Advanced First Aid & CPR Aligned Chiropractic & Wellness Boehm’s Physiotherapy Clinic Candle Lynn’s Therapeutic Massage Carter’s Counselling Craig Norman Chiropractor Evolve Massage Therapy Ideal Transformation Infinity Salon & Spa JP Massage Therapy Leah McInnes (Massage Therapy) Martensville Therapeutic Massage Positive Energy Vibrations Pro-Active Chiropractic Clinic Respite Care Services Soul Simple Counselling The Beach Suntan Studio Inc. The Counselling Corner (Chantel Bode) The Counselling Corner (Chantal Gelinas) The Counselling Corner Ltd. (S. Wendy Kritzer) Tranquil Oasis Reflexology Two Sisters Massage United Massage & Reflexology Vitality Centre

SF SF SF SF SF SF

HOTEL Adobe Inn Canalta Martensville

201 Centennial Dr. S. 611 Centennial Dr. S.

306-242-4040 306-249-2555

SF SF

INSURANCE CE Internet Hours Lakeview Insurance Brokers Ltd.

Martensville 117 Centennial Dr. N.

306-242-8705 306-931-2888

HBB SF

INTERIOR DESIGN

FDG International Ltd. Unit D, 135 Centennial Dr. S.639-998-9919 SF Northern Sky Developments Inc. #1, 801 9th St. N. 306-221-7846 SF

INTERNET BUSINESS

21/90 Apparel Martensville Ashryla Boutique Martensville DIYxe Designs Martensville Dressers And Jujubes Martensville Evolution Business Support Services Ltd. Martensville L&W Fun and Fabrics Martensville

Love It Food & Beauty Inc. Martensville Mainstage Urban Clothing Martensville Painted Pony Pottery Martensville The Northern Fly Fisherman Martensville White Water Clothing Martensville Youlin Intercommunication Co. Ltd. 2D, 721 Centennial Dr. S.

306-222-9887 306-222-9887 306-229-8153 306-280-1552 306-491-8206 306-242-0264 & 306-222-3673 306-717-3369 306-384-2853 306-821-1492 306-665-0076 306-242-7094 306-216-9289

HBB HBB HBB HBB HBB HBB HBB HBB HBB HBB HBB SF

LANDSCAPING - EXCAVATING & BOBCAT 4 - L Bobcatting & Trucking Arbour Crest Tree Services Ltd. Billett’s Tree Service & Yard Works Geoscapes Lyndell Trucking Ltd. RJ’s Excavating RNL Services

550 9th St. N. Saskatoon Martensville Martensville Hague 501 9th St. N. Martensville

306-229-0174 306-242-8733 306-280-3055 306-222-8065 306-270-9571 306-382-9177 306-979-2289

LANDSCAPING - FENCES, DECKS & OTHER Billett’s Tree Service & Yard Works Geoscapes Nordic Industries R.K.K. Deck & Fence Saskatoon Deck Shop TDH Ventures Ltd. - mosquito magnets Yardape Landscaping Your Yard Solutions

Martensville Martensville Saskatoon Brooks, AB Saskatoon Martensville Warman Martensville

306-280-3055 306-222-8065 306-653-3663 403-409-9335 306-664-0095 306-281-6479 306-931-6961 306-382-1759

LANDSCAPING - LAWN & TREE CARE Arbour Crest Tree Services Ltd. Around the Yard Sprinkler Installation Billett’s Tree Service & Yard Works Dreamscapes Yard Service Element Yard Care Family Tree Service Geoscapes JJ’s Landscaping J. Taylor & Associates League Lawn Care Licensed to Kill Spraying & Landscaping RNL Services Superpro Group of Companies ULS Landscaping Ultimate Lawn Care Ltd. Weed Man

HBB HBB CON CON CON HBB CON HBB

Saskatoon

306-242-8733

CON

Warman Martensville Hepburn Martensville Saskatoon Martensville Martensville Dalmeny Martensville

306-371-8761 306-280-3055 306-290-6882 306-713-9652 306-230-6910 306-222-8065 306-221-5102 306-254-2799 306-220-3020

CON HBB CON HBB CON HBB CON CON HBB

Martensville Martensville Saskatoon Saskatoon Martensville Saskatoon

306-290-8007 306-979-2289 306-931-4401 306-934-5353 306-371-9907 306-242-2128

HBB HBB CON CON HBB CON

306-229-0174 639-200-7177 306-222-8065 306-931-2211 306-221-5102 306-254-2799 306-220-3020 306-979-2289 306-934-5353

SF SF HBB SF CON CON HBB HBB CON

LANDSCAPING - SNOW REMOVAL 4 - L Bobcatting & Trucking A&J Prevost Transport Inc. Geoscapes Geransky Bros. Construction JJ’s Landscaping J. Taylor & Associates League Lawn Care RNL Services ULS Landscaping

SF CON HBB HBB CON SF HBB

550 9th St. N. 930 8th St. S. Martensville 931 Centennial Dr. S. Martensville Dalmeny Martensville Martensville Saskatoon

LAWYER Incarna Consulting The W Law Group

Martensville 402A 1st Ave. S.

LOCKSMITH

Saskatoon 306-382-5397 CON

BridgeCity Locksmiths Ltd.

306-912-9989 306-665-9508

MANUFACTURING / FABRICATION / REPAIR Automated Metal Processing IWL Steel Fabricators Mobile Fleet Services Razertip Industries Inc. RFS Engineering Services Ltd.

902 1st Ave. N. 401 9th St. N. #1, 907 Centennial Dr. N. 301 9th St. N. Martensville

306-955-5490 306-242-4077 306-370-9444 306-931-0889 306-384-1741

HBB SF

SF SF SF SF HBB

5Design Evolution Business Support Services Ltd. MuyCo Power Inc./ MuyCo Media Reddcom Quickly Print Advertising& Packaging Inc.

Martensville

306-716-9574

HBB

Martensville

306-491-8206

HBB

109 Centennial Dr. N.

306-231-9305

other

#2-301 Centennial Dr. N.

306-713-0089

SF

102069741 Saskatchewan Ltd. 21 Centennial Dr. N. Agents for Churchill Fisheries Martensville Dorothy Rosenfeldt, Sunset Gourmet Independent Consultant Martensville IWK Fairs Events 301 Centennial Dr. N. Kez Living 3A-701 Centennial Dr. N.

306-974-1260 306-242-6034

SF HBB

306-280-7093 306-227-3060 639-994-1268

HBB SF SF

MUSIC

Martensville 306-241-7212 HBB

NEWSPAPER

Martensville 306-668-1093 HBB

OPTOMETRY

12 2nd St. S. 306-651-3311 SF

PET CARE

#7, 239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-668-8000 SF #4, 239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-956-3647 SF Martensville 306-382-8338 HBB #4, 2-4th St. S. 306-933-2677 SF #5&6, 323 Centennial Dr. S. 306-934-7297 SF 101 9th St. N. 306-934-7297 SF #4-6, 40 Centennial Dr. N. 306-384-3119 SF Martensville N/A HBB

PHARMACY

17 Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-2868 SF 70 Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-4500 SF #5, 301 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-1055 SF

PHOTOGRAPHY

Martensville 306-291-5521 HBB Martensville 306-730-6400 HBB Martensville 306-715-2682 HBB

Hildebrandt Music Studio

Martensville Messenger

Doctors Vision Care

Affinity Animal Hospital Furrific Grooming & Boutique Inc. Martensville Dog Grooming Martensville Veterinary Hospital Paws Republic Paws Republic Satellite Training Centre Pet Valu The Crested Castle

Martensville Pharmacy Pharmasave The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy #364

Ashley Bloom Photography Ebb & Flow Photography Omera Photography

PLUMBING & HEATING & SUPPLIES

306 Plumbing & Heating Saskatoon Action Plumbing & Heating Ltd. Saskatoon Alpine Hydronics Warman AquaTemp Radiant Heating Solutions Warman Ayotte Plumbing, Heating & AC 940 8th St. S. Base Mechanical Inc. Martensville Boss Plumbing Ltd. Saskatoon Country-West Plumbing & Heating Ltd. Hepburn Ernest Plumbing, Heating & Full Home Service Saskatoon Five Star Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditionning Ltd. Saskatoon Imperio Construction Martensville J & A Heating & Plumbing Ltd. Saskatoon J.O.B. Heating & Air Conditionning (2011) Inc. Saskatoon KC Plumbing & Heating Hepburn Krowne Mechanical Ltd. Martensville MacAuley Mechanical Ltd. Saskatoon Martensville Plumbing & Heating Ltd. 511 Centennial Dr. N. Mesa Mechanical Inc. Saskatoon Mission Mechanical Ltd. Saskatoon Mr. Rooter Plumbing Martensville Razor Heating & AC Saskatoon REC Plumbing Inc. Saskatoon Reliance Gregg’s Home Services Saskatoon Road Dog Plumbing & Heating Inc.Saskatoon Tru Mechanical Wakaw Unaffiliated Hot Tub Home Care 911 8th St. S. Unger Electric Ltd. Osler V & S Plumbing & Heating Saskatoon Venture Plumbing & Heating Ltd. Saskatoon

POST OFFICE Martensville Post Office Pharmasave

#3, 7 Centennial Dr. N. 70 Centennial Dr. N.

306-229-9373 306-244-8248 306-222-2163 306-370-8678 306-668-0888 306-242-6659 306-514-8194 306-202-0026

CON CON CON CON SF HBB CON CON

306-292-6379

CON

306-934-7002 306-341-2932 306-934-8252

CON HBB CON

306-683-4328 306-947-2019 306-270-4567 306-380-6550

CON CON HBB CON

306-934-0688 306-202-8084 306-321-4613 306-373-7668 306-384-4200 306-948-6512 306-242-1802 306-220-9199 306-380-9703 306-717-3821 306-239-2187 306-242-6313 306-249-3356

SF CON HBB HBB CON CON CON CON CON SF CON CON CON

306-931-2622 306-931-4500

SF SF

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PRESCHOOL / DAYCARE Busy Fingers Co-operative Preschool Lutheran Early Learning Centre Puddle Jumpers Preschool Sharing Time Before and After Care YMCA Child Development Centre

101 MacCormack Road TBD 502 5th St. N. 306-382-2113 66 Main St. (Civic Centre) 306-270-3203 200 8th Ave. S.(Valley Manor) 306-260-0955 1451 Parr Hill Dr. 306-955-9599

Canada Sody Enterprise Ltd. Canadian Tire Canna Cabana Central Liquor Clement Farms D&S Family Fabrics Dahlia Salon & Spa Dollarama Electric Fog Vape Shop Furrific Grooming & Boutique Inc. Fire & Flower Inc. Infinity Salon & Spa Jenni Kidz Mark’s Work Wearhouse Ltd. Martensville Building & Home Supply Martensville Liquidation Pet Valu Pharmasave Phobia Auto Roseleaf Books & Gifts Shop SAS Home & Floral Boutique Ltd. Tack’d Cannabis The Beach Suntan Studio Inc. The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy #364 The Wireless Age TRX RV Inc. Velo Sports Store Your Dollar Store & More

301 Centennial Dr. N. 306-881-8998 230 Centennial Dr. N. 306-934-5564 228 Centennial Dr. N. 306-978-1033 19 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-0055 130 Centennial Dr. N. 306-374-6663 17 Centennial Dr. N. 306-242-0888 Bay C, 117 Centennial Dr N 306-382-4500 310 Centennial Dr. N. 306-384-3373 #4B, 701 Centennial Dr. N. 306-242-8273 #4, 239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-956-3647 #1, 701 Centennial Dr. N. 306-933-2384 #4, 1-4th St. S 306-931-2266 #3, 721 Centennial Dr. S. 306-716-9195 226 Centennial Dr. N. 306-933-4024 601 Centennial Dr. S. 306-934-6610 111 9th St. N. 306-242-0251 #4-6, 40 Centennial Dr. N. 306-384-3119 70 Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-4500 #1, 800 Centennial Dr. N. 306-371-5589 Unit B, 135 Centennial Dr. S. 306-716-5295 #5,239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-651-7277 40 Ccentennial Dr. N. 306-242-4448 #2&3, 239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-4525 #5, 301 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-1055 #4, 323 Centennial Dr. S. 306-244-7012 20 Recreation Blvd.

306-384-4900 #3, 301 Centennial Dr. N. 306-242-1033 #3, 7 Centennial Dr. N. 306-382-4963

SF SF

SECURITY

930 8th St. S. 639-384-6208 SF

NP

SIGNS

101 Centennial Dr. N. 306-713-0226 SF 417 Centennial Dr. S. 306-978-3113 SF Outlook 306-867-7980 other Dalmeny 306-241-0219 other Saskatoon 306-244-7739 CON

SF SF SF SF SF

REAL ESTATE

FLEX Realty Martensville 306-221-1071

& 306-221-8384 HBB RE/MAX North Country Warman 306-668-0123 other

RECREATION & FITNESS

3126 Athletics 571 Centennial Dr. N. Bravo Dance Co. #5, 800 Centennial Dr. N. Elite Play Sport Services Inc. Martensville Forged Fitness 707 Centennial Dr. N. JK Martial Arts 415 6th Ave. S. JK Martial Arts 200 Mike Sands Blvd.

Prairie Dodgeball 200 Mike Sands Blvd.

Soul Power Fitness Ltd. 940 8th St. S. Team Iron Elles Personal Training 551 Centennial Dr. N. Wrench Fitness 551 Centennial Dr. N.

306-249-4348 306-260-7804 306-380-8892 306-374-3496 306-880-6677 306-880-6677 306-930-7331 & 306-221-9632 306-222-0796 306-227-7774 306-249-4348

SF SF HBB SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

REV Motorsports & Marine TRX RV Inc.

409 Centennial Dr. S. 20 Recreation Blvd.

306-955-5955 306-384-4900

RECYCLING Sarcan

RENTALS

Hitch-n-Go Boom Lift Rentals Martensville Rental Centre Postcard Portables Saskatoon Saskatoon NW Magnetsigns TRX RV Inc.

621B 9th St. N.

306-242-4759

Martensville 306-291-8989 417 Centennial Dr. S. 306-978-3113 Outlook 306-867-7980 Dalmeny 306-241-0219 20 Recreation Blvd.

306-384-4900

HBB SF other other SF

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A & W Restaurant 61 Centennial Dr. N. 306-242-0110 Adobe Inn 201 Centennial Dr. S. 306-242-4040 Aquatic Concession 927 3rd St. N. (Pool) 306-381-9358 Big Al’s (Sports Centre Concession)555 Main St. (Sports Centre)639-318-1901 Black Pepper #8, 7 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-7775 Boston Pizza 631 Centennial Dr. S. 306-477-4950 Clearcut Coffeehouse Inc. 402 1st Ave. S. 306-242-4020 Cones Kinsmen Park 306-361-6002 Dairy Queen Grill & Chill 711 Centennial Dr. S. 306-665-2013 Domino’s 717 Centennial Dr. S. 306-244-2434 I Scream Ice Cream Warman 306-220-3051 Growler’s Tap House Inc. #12, 301 Centennial Dr. N. 306-933-4077 Guac Mexi Grill #3, 40 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-4822 KFC 70 Centennial Dr. N. 306-242-5084 Martensville Restaurant 727 Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-2931 McDonald’s 100 Centennial Dr. N. 306-978-1000 Mr. Mike’s Steakhouse #1, 101 Centennial Dr. S. 306-975-3775 Pizza Hut #1, 239 Centennial Dr. N. 306-955-9977 Otowa Japanese Restaurant #6, 4th St. S. 306-382-6004 Red Swan Pizza 70 Centennial Dr. N. 306-931-2300 Sports Page #1, 1-4th St. S. 306-975-0360 Star Quality Donair & Foods Inc. 3B-701 Centennial Dr. N. TBD Subway #2, 1-4th St. S. 306-955-3609 Taco Time 715 Centennial Dr. S. 306-955-9686 The Beach Bean Brewing #2&3- 239 Centennial Dr. N.306-371-6600 The Caesar Mill #1, 323 Centennial Dr. S. 306-249-1581 Tim Hortons 30 Centennial Dr. N. 306-249-3319 Vern’s Pizza #5 - 7 Centennial Dr. N. 306-668-3566

RETAIL Alpyne Apparel Belong Lifestyle BING BING Household Canada Maple Home Furnishing Ltd.

#3, 800 Centennial Dr. N. 117 Centennial Dr. N. 701 Centennial Dr. N. Bay 1A, 301 Centennial Dr. N.

306-717-0471 306-933-4371 639-998-3999 306-241-3758

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SF SF SF SF

Grid Security Services

Fanciled Technology Inc. Martensville Rental Centre Postcard Portables Saskatoon Saskatoon NW Magnetsigns Wolfecroft Signs Ltd.

SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF SF

STORAGE

Accent Storage 709 Centennial Dr. N. 306-341-2046 SF TRX RV Inc. 20 Recreation Blvd.

306-384-4900 SF

TAXI / TRANSPORTATION A&J Prevost Transportation Freeway Delivery Service Ltd. Gibson Trucking Ltd. Tri Star Transport Ltd.

930 8th St. S. 139A Centennial Dr. S. Martensville Martensville

639-200-7177 306-384-0763 306-278-7381 306-242-1618

SF SF HBB HBB

TOWING

Martensville 306-292-2272 Saskatoon 306-931-6606 Martensville 306-242-0123

HBB CON HBB

TRAVEL

#9, 301 Centennial Dr. N. 306-850-6997 SF Martensville 306-251-2505 HBB Martensville 306-384-0090 HBB

24/7 Auto Brad’s Towing Universal Towing

Jia Hua Travel Limitless Vacations MJ Travel

WATER & SEWER MAINS DC Trenching Ltd. Hamm Construction Ltd.

Warman Saskatoon

306-933-4244 306-931-6626

WATER & SEWER SERVICE CONNECTIONS ABS Excavating Ltd. Brunner’s Construction (2011) Ltd. DC Trenching Ltd. Geransky Bros. Construction Larson Water & Sewer SCS Contracting Ltd. Thiessen Bros. Const. Ltd Valley Trenching Ltd

Saskatoon Saskatoon Warman 931 Centennial Dr. S. Martensville Saskatoon Waldheim Hague

306-249-0383 306-934-2021 306-933-4244 306-931-2211 306-262-3355 306-229-5387 306-221-9892 306-229-5991

CON CON

CON CON CON SF CON CON CON CON

WHAT IS A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE?

WHEN SHOULD A BUSINESS JOIN THE CHAMBER?

Chamber of Commerce is a network of local business owners.

The goal of a chamber is to support business by bringing members together to develop strong local networks, businessto-business exchanges and to keep them well informed of industry and economical updates that impact the business region.

Joining the chamber is best built right into every business plan to take advantage of the many benefits for new as well as established businesses such as access to discounts, the national Chamber Group Health Benefits plan, professional development, current information and resources, marketing, and networking events. It gives you an edge!!

WHO IS THE PRAIRIE SKY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE?

WHERE IS THE PRAIRIE SKY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE?

Prairie Sky Chamber is a regional chamber that encompasses urban and Rural Municipalities such as the Cities of Martensville and Warman, Town of Osler, Langham, Hague, and the RM of Corman Park to name just a few. The members are business owners within the region.

The members of the Prairie Sky Chamber elect 12 members as the Board of Directors to set policy for the chamber. The board hires an Executive Director to run the organization.

The Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce office is located at Unit 2-101 Klassen Street West, Warman.

Contact information is admin@prairieskychamber.ca or call Monday-Friday 8am-4pm. www.prairieskychamber.ca/

WHY DO WE NEED CHAMBERS?

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Most importantly to be heard! The Chamber of Commerce serves as a representative of the business region. The organization brings businesses together to develop strong local networks, business-to-business exchange, keep companies and organizations current on issues that impact business and the local economy. The Chamber is the voice of business! The Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce and our partners at the local, provincial, and federal levels of government advocate for issues effecting your business.

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