Bat Safety & Awareness
On the afternoon of October 1st, the City was informed that a Martensville resident was bitten multiple times on the neck by a bat, which may have been protecting its young. The individual has received the rabies vaccination. To protect public safety, residents are reminded to: – Avoid contact with bats at all times. – […]
PSA- Thin Ice Levels on Local Ponds
For your safety and the safety of your loved ones, The City of Martensville and Martensville Fire Department urge you to avoid neighbourhood ponds until further notice. The recent warm weather has caused varying ice thickness on ponds and uncertain ice conditions, making it unsafe for recreational activities. Please keep a close watch on children […]
Keeping in Touch with Residents- Message from the Mayor
A lot has changed since our last update, and for the most part, it’s good news. Vaccines are working, this is evident as our case numbers continue to drop. As of yesterday, there are 902 active cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. There have been 47,668 cases to date, and 46,213 of those have recovered. […]
Keeping in Touch with Residents- Message From the Mayor
I hope all of the mom’s out there had a great Mother’s Day yesterday and to everyone who participated in the Amazing Race Martensville yesterday, congratulations! A lot has changed since our last update, and for the most part, it’s good news. I’d like to start today’s message by offering my condolences to the families […]
Keeping in Touch with Residents- Message from the Mayor
I hope everyone had an enjoyable weekend, and fingers crossed the forecast predicting great weather this week is correct! Last week, the age group for those eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine dropped to 44, and it will drop to 40 soon. Additional vaccines will also be arriving. This is all great news. To date, more […]
Keeping in Touch with Residents- Message from the Mayor
Another new week, I hope everyone was able to find ways to keep their kids busy on the break last week. As you have been hearing in the news, vaccines continue to roll out across the province and we are so pleased to have a clinic in our community at the North Ridge Centre. […]
Keeping in Touch with Residents- Message From the Mayor
The last couple of weeks have been interesting to say the least! First, the good news. The province says the vaccination schedule is still on track for all Saskatchewan residents to have their first COVID vaccine dose by the end of May or early June. There are currently 100 vaccine clinics operating across Saskatchewan, but […]
Keeping in Touch with Residents- Message from the Mayor
I’m sure everyone is as excited as I am about the positive news announced by the Province this week with respect to the timing of the COVID vaccine and the potential easing of restrictions in the near future. The Province has announced that all those living in long-term care facilities in the province have […]
Keeping in Touch with Residents- Message from the Mayor
It seems the record-breaking cold weather is finally easing, and at the same time, the number of active COVID-19 cases is as well. Also this week, another 13,000 vaccines are set to arrive in our province and mass clinics will are planned for 150 locations across the province. This is all good news! However, the […]
Keeping in Touch with Residents- Message from the Mayor
It appears our active case numbers and our case rate here in Saskatchewan numbers is coming down slightly. While this is good news, the not-so-good news is that the vaccine supply continues at a slow pace, with less than 36,000 people vaccinated to date in our province. I know it’s difficult, but now more […]