DISTRICT OF LAKELAND NO. 521
Serving Emma, Christopher, Anglin & Mcphee Lakes, Elk Ridge Resort & Boreal Forest Region
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We are located in the heart of Saskatchewan lake country, serving the residents in and around Emma, Christopher, Anglin, and McPhee Lakes. The municipality is only 15 kilometers wide and 50 kilometers long, beginning at Christopher Lake and extending north to Timber Cove.
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January 2020 Update
Comments or concerns should be submitted through the Council office (306.982.2010 or email office@lakeland521.ca). They are reviewed by staff on a regular basis, and by Council at our monthly meetings. The next Council meeting is February 10, 2020, beginning at 9am.
On behalf of the District Council and Staff, best wishes for a healthy and happy New Year!
December 2019 Update
As noted in previous updates, the meeting agenda and supporting documents are posted under the Council (Meeting Agendas) tab on the website – lakeland521.ca. Reports, Discussion and Actions: Administration’s report included the Action / Motion item list, Building Development...
LakeCountry Crimewatch Meeting – January 16th
Thursday, January 16th 2020
7:00 PM
Christopher Lake Legion Hall
MP’s Gary Vidal and Randy Hoback will be in attendance as well as local law enforcement.
November 23/2019 Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) Report
There has been no evidence of Zebra Mussels in the District of Lakeland for 2019. All the data collected with the Mussel monitoring program (May- September) was sent into the Provincial data base. The design and format for the 2020 Environmental Pamphlets have been put into motion. Possible topics were discussed including the design of a fridge magnet for mail out along with the Environmental pamphlets to all Ratepayer’s with the tax notices in June…
Shoreline At Work – The Natural Edge Program
The Natural Edge Program seeks to maintain, improve and restore shoreline along with lakefront properties. Those involved will get to work alongside technicians in developing their shoreline, from the initial site visit to the planting operation and maintenance itself. The Natural Edge Program promotes the health and diversity of our lakes and helps ensure a safe, healthy and valuable resource to be enjoyed for generations to come.