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The Snake Lake Group of Companies has been providing contract services to the uranium mining industry in Northern Saskatchewan for the past 21 years. We are a leader in providing products and services in earthworks, concrete construction, aggregate produc

Our reliability, great service and competitive rates are responsible for the success of Jay's Group Freight Division. Founded and based in Saskatchewan, we have a unique understanding of the local market.

Lakefish Nears 150 Years Old! John Leckie emigrated from Scotland & opened John Leckies Co. in 1861. Since 1930 the company has been operating in Winnipeg as a prominant supplier of commercial fishing supplies. Lakefish Net & Twine has enhanced its product offering to include several new lines of golf, bird, truck, arena, and gardner equipment, batting cages, and safety & construction netting.

For auto repair services you can trust, call the team at R & W Custom Collision in Prince Albert. Our auto body shop offers a number of services for all makes and models of vehicle, including collision repair, painting, frame straightening and windshield repair and replacement. We also offer repair services for RVs, snowmobiles, buses and boats. Courtesy cars are available while your vehicle is in the shop, and free estimates are available on all repair jobs. Call us today to schedule an appointment for your vehicle.

We have a number of great teachers who teach a number of instruments, including guitar, piano, drums, ukulele, violin, saxophone, and more! It's easy to register for lessons. The link below will take you to a form. After that's filled out, you'll be directed to a page that contains the different lesson packages we offer. You can choose to pay for your lessons immediately online, or you can wait and pay for them later in store. After you've submitted your information, we'll get in contact with you to choose a teacher and lesson slot that works for you. Music lessons aren't just for kids! If you've always regretted not taking music lessons when you were younger, why not take them now? Or if you've just retired and suddenly have a lot of spare time on your hands, why not start learning an instrument?