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Nuisance Bylaw regarding Property Care

The Village of Kenaston has a nuisance bylaw in place that requires the owner or occupant of land to notContinue readingNuisance Bylaw regarding Property Care

Carbon Monoxide Alarms and Smoke Alarms

Effective July 1, 2022 – Construction Codes Act and Building Code Regulations On January 1, 2022, the Construction Codes ActContinue readingCarbon Monoxide Alarms and Smoke Alarms

MW30 Course Celebration – DLC

My name is Ashley Persson, the Communications and Marketing Coordinator at the Sun West Distance Learning Centre (DLC). OverContinue readingMW30 Course Celebration – DLC

Open letter to the residents and taxpayers of the Village of Kenaston

From: Mayor – Dallas Lowdermilk Councilors – Brad Owen, Jesse Ouellette, Ivan Englesman, Dan Fischl RE: Heavy duty repairContinue readingOpen letter to the residents and taxpayers of the Village of Kenaston

Snow Removal Map

The Village of Kenaston appreciates anyone who helps with snow clearing through the winter. Please refrain from placing snow onContinue readingSnow Removal Map

The Village is Looking for Rock

The Village of Kenaston is looking for rocks piles. If anyone, in close proximity to the Village, has any rockContinue readingThe Village is Looking for Rock

Donations

The Village of Kenaston accepts charitable donations on behalf of the Wheatland Library, Public Cemetary and the Campground. The KenastonContinue readingDonations

Province Implements Interim Mandatory Masking Effective September 17, Proof of Vaccination Requirement Effective October 1, 2021. The Government of SaskatchewanContinue readingInterim Mandatory Masking

Village Recycle Bin

The Village of Kenaston has a recycle bin available for Village of Kenaston residents ONLY located next to the WaterContinue readingVillage Recycle Bin

Originally called Bonnington Springs by the early settlers, Kenaston was renamed in 1905 to celebrate Saskatchewan’s admittance to Canada. At that time the area was settled predominatelly by Croatian, Slovak and Scandinavian farmers giving us a proud history as a hard working and creative community. We appreciate and value the rural way of life and our motto “Heritage, Spirit, Vision” speaks to the character of our residents. See our History Page.