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DISTRICT OF LAKELAND NO. 521
Serving Emma, Christopher, Anglin & McPhee Lakes, and a portion of the 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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Information Brochure for Lakers
Lakes and waterways in the District of Lakeland are intensely used, therefore it is imperative to be safe, cautious, and courteous. Please read the following pamphlet as a reminder of some Dos and Don'ts to help ensure a pristine environment and show respect to other users...
September 2018 Update
We’ll begin the update with some great news. Approximately 4 years ago, the District applied for a grant under the Small Communities Fund for an upgrade to the lagoon area located near the Emma Lake Landfill. On September 11, the announcement was made that 46 projects were...
Opportunity to Review Draft Forestry Plans
August 2018 Update
August 2018 update: In addition to the usual summer workload, the Public Works staff have been kept extra busy removing trees, branches and storm debris with approximately 150 loads hauled to the burn pile by District staff alone. Due to ongoing ratepayer and contractor...
FireSmart Workshop August 23rd
July 2018 Update
The July Council meeting was immediately following the storm which came through portions of the District, Great Blue Heron Provincial Park (primarily Murray Point campground), and the RM of Paddockwood. Thanks is to the Lakeland & District Fire Department and First...
Zebra Mussel Public Information Meeting
THE FIRST STEP IS TO KNOW YOUR ENEMY You are invited to the Public Information Meeting Sponsored by PARCS SUNDAY, AUGUST 12TH, 1:00PM TO 3:30PM Candle Lake Curling Club (across from Village Office and Hall) For more information contact Ron Cherkewich (960-9592), Doug Allan...
June 2018 Update
There are still concerns about bears and wildlife in the residential areas, so the message included in the May update is repeated … as residents and visitors to this natural area that we enjoy, we also need to be aware of how our actions impact the animals who share this space....