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Town of Kindersley Website  Kindersley is a vibrant and exciting town located in the heart of West Central Saskatchewan.
Settlement of the Kindersley area began in 1905 when the first homesteader arrived from Saskatoon by oxcart. But it was not until 1909, with the construction of the CN railway, that the Town began to grow rapidly. Named in honor of Sir Robert Kindersley, a major shareholder in the Canadian National Railway, the town now boasts a population of over 4,500 and is a major business and recreation center for the area. Kindersley is home to many oil companies that have helped make oil a major industry in West Central Saskatchewan. There is always something to do in Kindersley for the visitor or vacationer. The town has a wide range of recreational facilities all located within a short distance of the town center. At the very center of these facilities is the West Central Events Center (WCEC). Constructed in 1993, the WCEC housed a 6 sheet curling rink and a skating rink, with the Exhibition stadium rink adjacent to it. The WCEC is home to the Kindersley Junior Klippers, a team in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. The Center is also host to many concerts and shows throughout the year. Adjacent to the WCEC is the town's aquatic center with its six swimming lanes, two diving boards and a water slide. The aquatic center is open from March to October and provides the whole family with hours of fun. The town's tennis courts and baseball diamonds are next to the aquatic center (See aerial photo). Berard and Flanagan fields have hosted a variety of Junior and Senior level provincial baseball tournaments. Berard Field, the semi-pro ball diamond, has 5,600 bleacher seating capacity and night lighting. It played host to the 1984 world Youth baseball tournament and continues to host the annual Canadian twilight Baseball Championships every July. If you are a golfing enthusiast, then you will enjoy Kindersley's beautiful 9 hole grass greens golf course located just south of the town. It is complete with a pro shop and a licensed restaurant. Located just opposite the golf course in the Regional Park campground. The campground has 42 fully serviced camp sites in a scenic setting and is the perfect place for picnicking and fishing. For a quiet and tranquil place to relax, Kindersley has a number of parks which are perfect for casual strolls and picnicking. Baker Park and Water Tower Park are located in the heart of Kindersley. A major annual attraction for the Kindersley area is the Annual Goose Festival held in late September. Come and enjoy the parade, dance, casino, charity auction, food Fest and more !! If rodeos are of interest to you, then the Kindersley Indoor Rodeo is the event for you. It is held every June. The Rodeo is CCA sanctioned event and features bareback and saddle bronco riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, bull riding and barrel racing. After the events, you can kick up your heels at the Saturday Night Dance. Kindersley and area businesses display their services and products at the annual Trade Show: "EXHIBITAT." It is a two day event sponsored by the Kindersley chamber of Commerce and is held at the West Central Events Center (WCEC). It now attracts over 60 businesses and over 5000 visitors. The Kindersley Plains Museum on the eastern edge of town contains many memories of life during the early years of Kindersley. Displays here recreate the atmosphere of yesteryear and include a kitchen, dining room, bedroom and classroom displays. A vintage collection of clothing dates from the early 1900's to the mid 1920's. The Museum also has displays of archaeological and Indian history of the area. The museum is also the home of the Kindersley tourist & Information booth. Shopping abounds in both the Downtown area and the Kindersley Mall, where you can find national department and chain stores as well as excellent independent retailers. These businesses serve a radius of 90 km and a trading population of over 30,000. Located 200km east of Saskatoon and 415 km west of Calgary, Kindersley is " The Hub of West Central Saskatchewan." Location: Kindersley owes its birth to the railway. It was named in 1909 after Sir robert Kindersley, one of the Canadian National railways major shareholders. Kindersley, whose backbone includes the major oil industry along the western side of the province, sits ready to welcome visitor and holidayer alike. Welcome to kindersley Facts: How Kindersley got its' Name Settlement in the Kindersley area grew with the expansion of the CN Railway and in 1909, Kindersley was officially named after a major shareholder in the Canadian National Railway, Sir Robert Kindersley. Churches Kindersley is home to many different faiths and religions. You will find yourself welcome at any of the following churches:
For times and days of worship, please consult our convention information web page. Housing Kindersley has a large variety of housing options to choose from. For Rent:
For Sale:
If you are just staying with us for a short period of time, Kindersley's hotels and motels have approximately 300 rooms to meet your needs. Please check out our convention information web page to visit the friendliness accommodations and services.
Jobs Prospects... Career Opportunities include employment within the following areas:
Demographics Elevation: 693m or 2274 feet above sea level Population: 4893 Large population base under the age of 50. Trading Area Population: 50,000 people Kindersley is the largest community serving West Central Saskatchewan and East Central Alberta. Kindersley is home to a large variety of business which offer a large variety of products and services. Local industries include:
Educational Opportunities Kindersley Playschool Elizabeth School Kindergarten - Grade 7 Westberry School Kindergarten - Grade 7 Kindersley Christian Academy Kindergarten - Grade 12 Kindersley Composite School Grade8 - Grade 12 Prairie West Regional College
Adult Recreational Activities Kindersley has a large number of recreational activities aimed at adults. There is a wide variety which includes all age levels and abilities. A small sample is listed below. A full list is available on our convention information web page.
Youth Recreational Activities There is also a large number of clubs and sports aimed at the youth of our community. A sample of activities offered is listed below. For a full list of activities and contact names, please consult our Community Directory. Boy Scouts
Recreational Facilities West Central Events Center
Out Door Ice Rinks - Two ice rinks Ball Diamonds
Bowling Alley
Theatre - First run movies playing nightly Golf - Nine hole grass green golf course Tennis - Four Tennis Courts Motherwell Dam - Fishing and Camping Kindersley is located in the Central Flyway, with thousands of geese and ducks of many varieties stopping to feed on their migratory trek south. Other local birds include Hungarian Partridge and Ring-necked Pheasant. White Tail and Mule deer as well as Antelope are also present in large numbers. Cultural Activities Kindersley Players Club Norman Ritchie Center - Cultural Center where plays are performed and other activities occur Kindersley Plains Museum Large Archeology Collection Collections of Photography Equipment, Radios and Sports & Game Memorabilia The museum is open to the public during the summer months. To arrange a tour at any other time, please contact 463-4753 Medical Facilities Fully equipped Hospital
Medical Clinic - Open Monday to Friday Dentists/Dental Surgeon - Orthodontist Optometrist - Chiropractor Annual Events
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