Bylaws

The Northern Village of Green Lake has provided the following bylaws to reflect the power of a municipality to govern in a manner that provides a safe and viable community as well as to foster economic, social and environmental well-being.

Any questions related to bylaws can be directed to the Village Administrator at 306-832-2131

Bylaws Associated with Land Development

Green Lake Zoning Bylaw
Northern Village of Green Lake’s Official Community Plan 2012

General Bylaws

Curfew Bylaw
General Penalty Bylaw 02-2011
National Aboriginal Day a Civic Holiday 02-2014
Noise Bylaw
Nuisance Bylaw
Traffic Control Bylaw
Waste Collection 03-2014

Bylaw to Amend the Traffic Control Bylaw

Discount for the Prompt Payment of Municipal Taxes Bylaw

Assessment Appeal Bylaw

Restricted Animal Ownership Bylaw

All Terrain Vehicle Bylaw

Discount for the Prompt Payment of Municipal Taxes Bylaw

Tax Certificate Bylaw

Council Related Bylaws

Bylaw Requiring a Criminal Record Check Submitted with Nomination

Council Code of Ethics Bylaw

Council Procedures Bylaw

News from the Clinic in Meadow Lake for those who need to face to face with a Doctor

Also those person who saw the Doctor here in Green Lake you can phone into the regular number at the clinic in Meadow and ask to be booked for Green Lake, they will book a telephone appointment. The Doctor and NP will continue connecting with their patients here in Green Lake by phone rather than the regular monthly visit. ... See MoreSee Less

April 9th, 7:21 pm ·

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Was given information today regarding from Saskatchewan Health regarding a tip line that you can call if you observe:

- parties and people coming and going from homes
- anyone who you are aware is ill and is not self-isolating
- anyone who has been ordered by SK Health to isolate and is ignoring the order

If you call the following number: 1-855-559-5502 you will be asked a few questions to determine legitimacy of your concern then either public health or the RCMP will be dispatched to investigate. Please use this only if you have legitimate concerns or observe parties or unusual traffic to a home in your neighborhood. Covid-19 is a serious public health issue and even though we have no cases in our community people taking chances increases the risk of it being brought into the community and spread.

At this time we are all to be practicing social distancing and that means as hard as it is not visiting from home to home and not attending get togethers including family for Easter. Please this is hard on everyone but we must do it to #flattenthecurve ... See MoreSee Less

April 9th, 6:01 pm ·

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New news indicating that we should be wearing masks when out in public. Reason is to potentially stop the spread of the virus from those who are carrying it and have no way of knowing because they have no symptoms. Remember it doesn't have to be a hospital mask even a homemade or bandana works. ... See MoreSee Less

Canada takes a stance on wearing masks: What you should do

www.theweathernetwork.com

There has been a lot of confusion regarding masks during the coronavirus outbreak

April 9th, 5:43 pm ·

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SHA Releases Next Phase Of COVID-19 Response Plan | News and Media | Government of Saskatchewan ... See MoreSee Less

SHA Releases Next Phase Of COVID-19 Response Plan | News and Media | Government of Saskatchewan

www.saskatchewan.ca

Continued efforts on the part of the public are needed to ensure our health system can respond to the impact of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan.

April 8th, 10:45 pm ·

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