Please take note that the use of all non-registered vehicles on the streets within the Village is illegal.  You can be ticketed by the RCMP under the Traffic Safety Act.  Anyone using them is doing so at their own risk.  Any complaints regarding them should be directed to the RCMP.

Sask Energy is now accepting applications for new gas line installations in the Village with the exception of the retired area around Loney’s Ave.  Please go to www.saskenergy.com and apply online under residential resort applications.  All questions are to be directed to Sask Energy.

Please take note that permits are required for almost everything done within the Village whether it be building or excavating.   Please check with the office before beginning any construction projects to get all the necessary paperwork and approvals in place first.  There may be some cases where it is not needed but we would prefer to have the heads up about it.   This will also eliminate neighbors and council members asking if a permit is in place when they see construction taking place.  Everything must go to a council meeting for approval which are held monthly so please plan ahead well in advance of your project start date.  No approvals will be given prior to a meeting and there may be fines implemented for not complying and starting without an approval first.

If applicable, all boats, trailers, ice shacks, etc must be parked within your property boundary, not on road allowance.  If this continues to be a problem,  they will be removed as necessary.

Please take note that Council passed an amended animal bylaw which imposes fines for dogs that are found unleashed in the Village.  If the office receives three complaints, the owner will be asked to remove the animal from the Village permanently.  You can find it on the Bylaws tab.

The following is a letter from the Ministry of Environment in regards to the crown land use freeze put on at Buffalo Pound Lake.  Please direct any questions that you may have to the email in the letter.  As of April 22, 2020 the crown land use freeze is still in effect until further notice.

South Lake Notification

FYI – Anyone disposing of infected Dutch Elm trees can haul them to the Moose Jaw landfill.  Rates are posted when you weigh-in at the landfill.