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The Northern Village of Green Lake

Green Lake is a northern municipality with approximately 500 permanent residents. We are the third oldest settlement in the province of Saskatchewan. It is a village steeped in the rich history of the Metis and First Nations people and the fur-trade that founded our nation. We obtained status as a village in 1982 under provincial legislation designating Green Lake as an Urban Municipality governed under the Northern Municipalities Act. The first Mayor and Council were elected locally in 1983 to govern the village and surrounding agriculture land. Currently we provide water and sewer services, road maintenance, recreation facilities, playgrounds and a volunteer fire brigade for village residents.

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NiceMÉTIS MOCCASIN & SASH CONTEST ♾🎁As Christmas nears, we've decided to give away handmade moccasins from Crafty Ways! Moccasins are Mens Size 10. We're also including the Métis Sash pictured below!Here's what you need to do:✔️ Like & Share this Post✔️ Like our Facebook Page (if you haven't already)Don't delay! Winner will be drawn Monday, December 14 @ Noon.* Must be able to pick up in Saskatoon or Regina#CCDF #MakeItYourBusiness #HappyHolidays ... See MoreSee Less

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To help stop the spread of COVID-19, non-essential travel is restricted in the Northern Saskatchewan Administrative District at this time. Residents with cabins in the north cannot visit their properties until those travel restrictions are lifted. ... See MoreSee Less

May 14th, 9:06 pm  ·  

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Travel bans in northern Sask. to remain through coming May long weekend at least, Moe says | CBC News

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Talks with northern leaders on potentially relaxing the rules for some parts of the north could happen if the number of new cases continues to remain low, the premier said Wednesday.

May 14th, 4:43 pm  ·  

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