Martensville is home to: Over 30 annual community events each year, including the popular Wyant Group Raceway, Saskatchewan's premier motorsports facility. Each year, Martensville is a stop on the Canadian NASCAR Circuit, and hosts the A&W 100 Race each September.

The allegations included that the adults had cut the children with knives, had forced the children to participate in orgies, have sex with dogs and flying bat-like creatures, consume blood, urine, and feces, eat the eyeballs and flesh of roasted babies, and other satanic rituals. Saskatoon Police Cpl.

Similar to the show, a splinter cult reportedly formed by leaders and members of the Hosanna Church became a haven for sexually abusing children aged 1 to 16. The group was shrouded in reports of devil worship and satanic rituals with cat blood, pentagrams, and people dressed in black robes.

Theresa Murphy committed suicide on February 24, 2005, as a result of childhood sexual abuse, a finding that was supported by police evidence.