• Advance Poll:  August 17, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the District Office Council Chambers.
• Election Day: Saturday August 22, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the District Office Council Chambers.
• Voter Eligibility:
  • Eligible voters must be Canadian citizens.
  • Eligible voters must be at least 18 years old.
  • For District of Lakeland No.521 elections eligible voters:
    • must have resided in the District of Lakeland No.521 for at least three consecutive months before election day; OR
    • Is the assessed person of property in the District of Lakeland No.521, for three consecutive months before election day; OR
    • Is the spouse of a person mentioned above.
• Voter Identification:
  • There will be no voters list; instead, voters must provide identification.
  • Acceptable forms of identification include birth certificates, driver’s licenses, and passports.

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Summer Students will assist with maintaining beaches, bathrooms, parking lots, municipal reserves, and other public spaces, along with general maintenance duties. We’re looking for motivated, reliable individuals who work well independently and as part of a team.

If you’re detail-oriented, hardworking, and interested in gaining practical experience this summer, we encourage you to apply.

👉 View the full job posting and application details here: Summer Student 2026

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As we begin a new year, we invite you to read the Reeve’s Message, which reflects on recent accomplishments, outlines key initiatives underway, and shares Council’s focus for the year ahead. It highlights the collective effort behind our progress and the opportunities that lie ahead as we continue working toward a safe, well-managed, and sustainable municipality.

👉 Read the Reeve’s Message

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This plan was shaped by resident feedback, community volunteers, Council, and municipal staff, working together to identify what matters most and where we should focus our efforts over the next four years.

🔹 Key Focus Areas:
• Good Governance & Engagement
• Emergency Preparedness & Public Safety
• Infrastructure & Development
• Environmental Sustainability

This Strategic Plan reflects our commitment to responsible decision-making, environmental stewardship, and strong, connected communities. We invite you to read the plan, share your thoughts, and stay involved as we work together to achieve our shared vision.

📄 Read the full Strategic Plan here

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• To ensure compliance with Saskatchewan Surface Water Quality Objectives for Recreation and Aesthetics and for the protection of Aquatic Life.
• To gather baseline physical and chemical parameter data that can be used for comparisons over time to determine trends and to monitor any parameter changes.

Read More Here

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On October 24, 2025, regional partners from the RM of Paddockwood, the District of Lakeland, the Village of Christopher Lake, and Great Blue Heron Provincial Park approved targeted funding to upgrade high-use ATV/UTV routes. Priorities include safer surfaces, better drainage, erosion control, and stronger connections between communities like Murray Point, Okema, Sunnyside, and Anglin.

With projects co-funded through club in-kind support—and a healthy trail account balance to keep momentum going—these investments ensure riding that’s safer, more sustainable, and more fun for everyone.

📄 Read the full report: Download the 2025 Public Information Piece (PDF)

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More than 700 residents participated in the District of Lakeland’s 2025 Community Engagement, sharing their perspectives on what matters most for our community’s future. From lake health and safety to recreation and infrastructure, this feedback is helping guide district planning and decision-making.

We invite you to explore the results and learn how your community’s input will shape the years ahead.

Read the Community Engagement Report

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At this meeting, Council will be discussing future plans for the Community Safety Officer Program, an important initiative that supports our community.

Residents are welcome to view the official notice here for more information.

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