Libraries near Creighton SK (45 Result(s))

Fully serviced lots including Curb, Gutter and Paved streets Minimum 70'' frontage Close to Shore Gold Diamond Mine Development and James Smith Hydro Project Just 20 minutes from Melfort and 35 minutes from Prince Albert the Town Office for m

Dancing with Live entertainment from Merv & Dyana. performing country, rock n roll, pop and golden oldies. See you there at the Festival Finale.Annual Brrr Chills Winter FestivalWinter festivities start Friday, Feb 7th and continue throughout the week. Watch for more details in the Heartbeat and on the Birch Hills Community & Recreation Facebook page. Dont fight the snow.play in it!Jan 18F amily Curling FunspielSaturday, January 18th Bring your kids or borrow someone elses and come down to the Curl-A-Drome for some fun curling. Curling Club members are willing to teach.

Wapiti Regional Library Has Added Another Exciting Database Called Storybird To Its Collection. The Idea Behind Storybird Is To Encourage Users, Especially Children, To Make Up Their Own Stories.The Folks At Storybird Commission Artwork From Illustrators

Welcome to the Big River Community website. As you browse through our pages we hope you will discover a community full of activity, surrounded by the wonder and beauty of nature. A town where Main Street leads you right down to your new favorite fishing spot. We want to impress upon you that you truly have stepped onto Naturés Doorstep by coming to Big River.

From Bestselling adult novelist Andrea Portes comes her Young Adult debut: ANATOMY OF A MISFIT (published: 9/2/2014; 9780062313645; Ages 14 up), an emotionally resonant story that Publishers Weekly raves is ''instantly endearing'' with a ''highly memorable h

1914 Oscar Westman, Fred Lundgren, Pete & Anton Tornquist filed for land just east of town and set up the first homestead.1920 Community developed near ''Fox River,'' now ''White Fox River.'' Westman cited tales of white foxes living at the river bank.1929 Th

Anglican services were being held in homes as early as 1887. Holy Trinity Anglican Church was given land in 1905 for the purpose of building an Anglican church. Anglican order of services began in 1909 and was held in the New England School building located at SW 11-47A-24-W2 until 1919 when the school building was moved to SE 14-47A-24-W2.