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Covid-19
Please be advised to follow directions from Saskatchewan Health Authority on Covid-19. This is a very serious pandemic that needs to be controlled. We need to do our part. Please check on your neighbours if they are elderly or may need assistance.
The Kyle Elks Community Hall will be closed for public events effective immediately. Preplanned events such as the $1000 draw and Drama night will be postponed during this pandemic and more information about the events will be forthcoming.
For more Covid-19 information go to www.saskatchewan.ca/coronavirus
Kyle organizers through the roof after arriving at its targetted goal
The community of Kyle hails great success in efforts to raise money to replace the aging roof of their community rink and the ‘good ‘ol hockey game’ will play on there for years to come.
February 1, 2018, marks not only the early return of spring but marks one year since fundraising efforts began for a new roof. It was a topshelf effort and not only did organizers reach their fundraising goals, but they beat them.
“Throughout that initial meeting, the donations rolled in quite easily. We promoted the fundraiser progress on our Facebook page and on a progress board at the rink,” said Crystal Imrie, Director of Recreation for the Town of Kyle.
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Kyle organizers through the roof after arriving at its targetted goal
Water Quality
The water quality in Kyle is second to none! Rated as one of the highest quality water supplies in the province is a real plus that the residents of Kyle and area enjoy.
The water treatment in Kyle is gravity fed; there is no need for pumps.
Environment and Climate
Kyle and area ecosystem supports a diverse range of flora and fauna. The area is noted as prime agricultural land. Wildlife thrives here due to the abundance of natural prairie grasses and an ample natural water supply. The natural prairie grasses or “prairie wool” is prized by ranchers as a feed source for livestock that is rich in nutrients. Being located right next door to the South Saskatchewan river is another added benefit that this area enjoys. The geographic lay of the land is well suited to agriculture. Soft, rolling hills make for ideal grain and cattle land. Farmers utilize a growing season from May to September; and the area is full of good quality, black soil. As well the land is rich with natural gas. This area enjoys milder winters than most parts of western Canada. Its easy to delight in our long, full summers; whether you’re vacationing or farming.
Check out the forecast in Kyle at: www. weath_eroffice.gc._ca