St Jude’s Cemetery was developed in 1896 by St Jude’s Catholic Church. It continues to today as the communities only cemetery.
The cemetery is now maintained by the Northern Village of Green Lake. Person’s wishing more information can contact us at 306-832-2131
Please follow the link to access information on person’s interned in Green Lake’s Cemetery.
Click here for most current burial listing
Thanks to the staff for all the help in cleaning the community playgrounds it is much appreciatedWe spent the day out and about in the community - if you were wondering why the NLSD bus was driving around, this is why! We cleared a total of 12 bags of garbage from our kids’ playgrounds in the community. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to talk with us and even have a cup of tea! As part of the #trashtag challenge, I hereby challenge Northern Lights School Division #113 central office staff! ... See MoreSee Less
April 18th, 5:26 pm ·
We have been informed that Bingo will be on this evening. Communications with the help of Ray have corrected the issues they were experiencing and will be broadcasting this evening. Make sure you get your cards and try your luck. Bingo card sales will be in the new building.
Happy Easter.🎉
You may want to park back a bit and walk because the yard in front of the new building is still very soft with the frost coming out of the ground. Good Luck to all. ... See MoreSee Less
April 18th, 3:44 pm ·
Residents on McKay Ave, you are now able to use the water without boiling first. It is completely safe to drink directly from the tap. ... See MoreSee Less
April 18th, 2:44 pm ·
Dear Waterworks Owner/Operator,
RE: Rescinding of Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory
This letter is to advise that the Water Security Agency (WSA) has by way of this letter rescinded the Precautionary Drinking Water Advisory (PDWA) issued to the residents and users on McKay Avenue from North Street to Main Street in the Northern Village of Green Lake effective April 18, 2019. This advisory is being rescinded as the repairs were completed and the water main re-pressurized. Chlorine and turbidity levels at the water treatment plant and through the distribution system are stable and within limits, and consecutive sets of bacteriological samples obtained from representative areas in the distribution system tested negative for bacteriological growth in the final potable water being supplied. ... See MoreSee Less
April 18th, 2:43 pm ·