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The Prince Albert Golf and Curling Centre offers facilities for golfing and curling, along with a restaurant and various club events for its members and the community.

Welcome to the beautiful Village of St. Louis, Saskatchewan Canada. This small central Saskatchewan village, with a population of 449 is located approximately 30 kms south of the city of Prince Albert and approximately 100 kms northeast of the city of Saskatoon.St. Louis is a rural agricultural community situated on the scenic and historic South Saskatchewan River just a few kilometers east of the famous Northwest Metis Rebellion at Batoche.St. Louis offers quiet small town charm and peaceful living, with the modern conveniences of the larger cities only minutes away.St. Louis offers a wide variety of businesses and services.

Lethbridge Renovations and Landscapes (a division of Rock William Inc.) is a locally owned and operated company providing renovation and landscaping services to Lethbridge and surrounding areas. We are in our 14th year in business and our capabilities as well as our great network of experienced sub trades provide the resources to complete any project, large or small.Our goal is to protect your interests and deliver a quality product, on time and on budget. Our NO-WORRY PROGRAM will give you peace of mind during the entire project learn moreWhat We Do

Shellbrook is one of the hidden gems of the north central region. Located 30 minutes from the City of Prince Albert, 90 minutes from the City of Saskatoon and 45 minutes from the Prince Albert National Park it is centrally located to all the major centers

Good News Current and Past residents of the Village of Canwood and District! A History Book Committee has been formed and has started work on a new History Book for Canwood and Area which will be published in conjunction with our 100th Anniversary in 2016.

Curling is a 500+ year old sport. The first specific references to the game appear in Scottish writings and Flemish paintings from the 1500's. In the early days, rocks came in different shapes and sizes and each curler brought their own to games.Curling became extremely popular in Scotland and it was the Scots who developed the modern game. They created the first rules and organized the sport's first governing body, the Grand Caledonian Curling Club, in the early 1800's.

The Weyburn Curling Club wasestablished in 1903, although most ofthe curling in those days was done onthe river. The original building wasfirst located on Bison Avenue wherethe Weyburn Public Library is nowsituated.