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The Chinook Regional Library Has Provided Public Library Service To Southwest Saskatchewan Since 1971 Through Its Network Of 32 Branch Libraries And 14 Corner Libraries. The Library Covers An Area Of 49,949 Sq. Km. (19,286 Sq. Miles) And Serves A Population Of 46,184.The Mission Of The Chinook Regional Library Is To Enable Its Local Libraries To Provide Equitable Access To Information For Cultural, Recreational, And Educational Development In The Most Cost Efficient And Cost Effective Manner.

The Historical Textbook Collection consists of materials authorized by the Department of Education for use in Saskatchewan elementary and secondary schools, from 1884-1992. This Collection includes textbooks, teachers' editions, curriculum guides, programmes of study, recommended children's literature, and selected audiovisual materials. The Collection also includes school materials that have archival value.

Wheatland Regional LibraryEstablished in 1967, the Wheatland Regional Library is part of a provincewide public library system and is one of ten systems providing public library service to the Saskatchewan community. The library is located in west central Saskatchewan and serves approximately 95,000 people living in 132 communities in a 49,933 square kilometer area.

The Town of Gull Lake is a progressive community, located 56 km SW of SWIFT CURRENT at the junction of Highways 1 and 37 in the heart of oil country.The town site is situated on what was once part of the 76 Ranch, established in 1887. The 76 Ranch House, built in 1888, is one of southwestern Saskatchewan's oldest existing buildings. The 10,000-acre 76 Ranch at Gull Lake was one of several massive ranches established by Sir John Lister-Kay's Canadian Agricultural, COAL and Colonization Company.In 1905 the Gull Lake block was sold to American millionaire developers Conrad and Price; they surveyed the town site and put up the lots for sale. Settlers began to pour in, agriculture superseded ranching as the main local industry and between 1906 and 1912 Gull Lake was booming.

Riverhurst is located on Highway 42 - just 3 km from beautiful Lake Diefenbaker and the Riverhurst Ferry. It is 120 km north-west of Moose Jaw and 120 km north-east of Swift Current. Services in the village include water and sewer, weekly garbage pickup,

The Chinook Regional Library Has Provided Public Library Service To Southwest Saskatchewan Since 1971 Through Its Network Of 32 Branch Libraries And 14 Corner Libraries. The Library Covers An Area Of 49,949 Sq. Km. (19,286 Sq. Miles) And Serves A Population Of 46,184.The Mission Of The Chinook Regional Library Is To Enable Its Local Libraries To Provide Equitable Access To Information For Cultural, Recreational, And Educational Development In The Most Cost Efficient And Cost Effective Manner.

The Town of Shaunavon is a vibrant and picturesque community nestled in the Southwest corner of Saskatchewan. Our many and varied businesses provide a wide range of products and services, enabling the community to be a major service centre in the great southwest. Shaunavon serves a large agricultural area and is fortunate to have a bustling oil industry.

Town of ShaunavonWelcome to Shaunavon!The Town of Shaunavon is a vibrant and picturesque community nestled in the Southwest corner of Saskatchewan. Our many and varied businesses provide a wide range of products and services, enabling the community to be a major service centre in the great southwest. Shaunavon serves a large agricultural area and is fortunate to have a bustling oil industry.Established in 1913, Shaunavon's pure and abundant water supply was the key resource that drew over 700 settlers in less than one year's time, earning it the nickname 'Boomtown.' In fact, Shaunavon became the first community in Canada to grow from a village to a town in under one year. Today, this water supply contiues to be essential to our economic growth, supplying the busy oilfiled.Shaunavon's residents enjoy top notch recreation and cultural facilities and activites all year round. This is a community where neighbours become friends and where friends unite to build a community in which we can all share.

Town of ShaunavonWelcome to Shaunavon!The Town of Shaunavon is a vibrant and picturesque community nestled in the Southwest corner of Saskatchewan. Our many and varied businesses provide a wide range of products and services, enabling the community to be a major service centre in the great southwest. Shaunavon serves a large agricultural area and is fortunate to have a bustling oil industry.Established in 1913, Shaunavon's pure and abundant water supply was the key resource that drew over 700 settlers in less than one year's time, earning it the nickname 'Boomtown.' In fact, Shaunavon became the first community in Canada to grow from a village to a town in under one year. Today, this water supply contiues to be essential to our economic growth, supplying the busy oilfiled.Shaunavon's residents enjoy top notch recreation and cultural facilities and activites all year round. This is a community where neighbours become friends and where friends unite to build a community in which we can all share.

Town of ShaunavonWelcome to Shaunavon!The Town of Shaunavon is a vibrant and picturesque community nestled in the Southwest corner of Saskatchewan. Our many and varied businesses provide a wide range of products and services, enabling the community to be a major service centre in the great southwest. Shaunavon serves a large agricultural area and is fortunate to have a bustling oil industry.Established in 1913, Shaunavon's pure and abundant water supply was the key resource that drew over 700 settlers in less than one year's time, earning it the nickname 'Boomtown.' In fact, Shaunavon became the first community in Canada to grow from a village to a town in under one year. Today, this water supply contiues to be essential to our economic growth, supplying the busy oilfiled.Shaunavon's residents enjoy top notch recreation and cultural facilities and activites all year round. This is a community where neighbours become friends and where friends unite to build a community in which we can all share.

Town of ShaunavonWelcome to Shaunavon!The Town of Shaunavon is a vibrant and picturesque community nestled in the Southwest corner of Saskatchewan. Our many and varied businesses provide a wide range of products and services, enabling the community to be a major service centre in the great southwest. Shaunavon serves a large agricultural area and is fortunate to have a bustling oil industry.Established in 1913, Shaunavon's pure and abundant water supply was the key resource that drew over 700 settlers in less than one year's time, earning it the nickname 'Boomtown.' In fact, Shaunavon became the first community in Canada to grow from a village to a town in under one year. Today, this water supply contiues to be essential to our economic growth, supplying the busy oilfiled.Shaunavon's residents enjoy top notch recreation and cultural facilities and activites all year round. This is a community where neighbours become friends and where friends unite to build a community in which we can all share.

The Chinook Regional Library Has Provided Public Library Service To Southwest Saskatchewan Since 1971 Through Its Network Of 32 Branch Libraries And 14 Corner Libraries. The Library Covers An Area Of 49,949 Sq. Km. (19,286 Sq. Miles) And Serves A Population Of 46,184.The Mission Of The Chinook Regional Library Is To Enable Its Local Libraries To Provide Equitable Access To Information For Cultural, Recreational, And Educational Development In The Most Cost Efficient And Cost Effective Manner.

Incorporated in 1912, the Village of Vanguard is the centre of a rural farming community in southwestern Saskatchewan. Located along No. 43 Highway, this village of 152, and its surrounding district, boast a viable business, recreation and service industry (see the business link). Vanguard & district are also serviced with cable TV, post office, volunteer fire department, library-museum, senior citizen centre, courier service, Leader Post newspaper, the R.C.M.P. Ponteix detachment, community centre and a health care centre.