Wellness & Leisure

Drop-In Pickleball League: When: Tuesday & Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30pm & Sundays 2-4pm WHERE: Shaunavon Public School $5 Drop-In Watch W&L Facebook page for location and date updates

Walking Program: When: every Monday, Tuesday & Thursday until the end of April

• Holidays will affect these times
  Where: VWC Lobby & Bleachers
  Times: 9-11:30am
  FREE

Senior Fitness Classes

• Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9am at VWC lobby. $5 per class - 40 mins. Bring water, shoes and 2 small weights

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A full listing of all the recreational facilities in Shaunavon can be found on the Community Amenities page.

Disc rentals for the Shaunavon disc golf course will be available to sign out at the Town Office for a deposit of $40 per set, which will be returned once all discs are returned in good-condition. Discs are available for rent over 3 days. If discs are not returned within three days, the deposit will not be refunded. (Disc sets may also be purchased for $40 each!)

OBJECT OF DISC GOLF

• To play each hole in the fewest throws possible.
• The player with the fewest total throws for the course wins!

Click HERE for the Basic Rules of Disc Golf, Etiquette and see the Map of the Course

Download the UDisc Disc Golf App on your phone or download a printable score card here.

The Town of Shaunavon has the following Lawn Games available for rent:

• Ladder Golf (currently out of order)
• Spike Ball
• Yardzee
• Giant Jenga
• Bocce Ball
• Kan Jam
• Lawn Darts

All lawn games are available for rent at the VWC by contacting the Wellness & Leisure Office at (306) 297-3029. Rentals require a $50 deposit per game. Games can be kept for a max of three days and deposits will be refunded when the games are returned in good condition.

Rent some Disc Golf sets and play a round on our 9-hole Disc Golf Course that follows the Benchview TransCanada Trail and Avondale Park. Disc golf set rentals and purchases are available at the Town Office - $40 deposit for a rental, and $40 to purchase. Sets can be kept for a max of three days and deposits will be refunded when the sets are returned in good condition.

KidSport helps children of families facing financial obstacles to participate in sport, so that no kid is left on the sidelines. Click here to access the Individual Application Form

Who is eligible to receive a KidSport grant? • Families that are low-income and facing financial barriers.
• Grants are for children and youth 5 to 18 years of age.
• Amateur sport programs.
What does KidSport cover?
• Sport registration fee
• Children could be eligible for up to, but not guaranteed financial support of $750.00 per child per calendar year (Jan-Dec).
KidSport Guidelines
• Applications must be filled out completely and appropriate documentation submitted.
• Applications must be submitted before the start date of the sport activity.
• KidSport does not fund team fees, camps, travel, tournaments, championships, high performance, sports field trips, specialized training, fitness memberships, swim passes, dance, etc.
• For a list of eligible sports, please visit: www.kidsportcanada.ca/saskatchewan
• Generally accepted sport activities are those recognized and/or sanctioned by the member organizations of Sask Sport.

For more information, contact : kidsport@sasksport.ca
KidSport Saskatchewan
1870 Lorne Street Regina, SK S4P 2L7

Members of The Wellness and Leisure Committee include:

• Councillor Alain Tetrault - Chairman
• Councillor Pam Bahnuick
• Connie Allemand
• Shawn Lingenfelter
• Jana Orr
• Jordan Poisson
• Garnet Stevenson
• Jordi Thomas
• Tara Fritz
• Barclay Meinart

The Wellness and Leisure Committee, in collaboration with its community partners provides and supports the development of a healthy vibrant community dedicated to promote activities and programs within its recreational and leisure services. The committee is committed to include all community members in its programming goals.

As an active community, the Wellness and Leisure Committee believes that all members have the right to a safe, healthy and active environment. The committee is working hard to ensure that this belief is present for each and every community member.