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.
Recent Posts
Lakeshore Erosion
Erosion along shorelines can be caused by natural events (wind, water, and ice) or human activities. Although, human disturbances cause more rapid and far worse impacts to shorelines than natural events. According to a University of Michigan study, we cause 10 times more soil...
August 2019 Update
Thanks to everyone who came out to the 3rd Annual District Community BBQ. It was a great afternoon at Neis Park, and thanks to those District Staff and Council who participated in hosting the event. A presentation was made to Cliff Letendre, who is retiring as the District’s...
August 13th – Aquatic Invasive Species Info Day
July 2019 Update
The District Council and staff welcomes you to join us on Friday, July 26, from 4 – 6pm: the 3rd annual District BBQ which will be held this year at Neis Park. It’s a chance to gather beside beautiful Emma Lake with friends and neighbours; have a hot dog or hamburger; and kick off another summer weekend.
Shoring up our Shorelines – Jacquie Moore
Article originally printed in Vacationland News July 3rd 2019 Issue. As Janet and Grant Gibson locked up their McPhail Cove cabin last Fall, they knew when they next saw it, things were going to look drastically different. They had lost seven of their huge, old spruce trees in...
2019 Barbecue July 26th
Come to our community barbecue from 4pm-6pm on Friday, July 26th 2019. We will be giving FREE food and beverage on Neis Beach Park. Office is closed at 3:30PM.
June 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. The District Council and staff welcomes you to two upcoming events: Saturday, July 6, at 11am at the Christopher Lake...
May 24th 2019 Fire Ban
The May 24th fire ban is OVER effective June 7th 2019. Printable PDF