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Leask Volunteer Fire Department

The Leask Volunteer Fire Department would like to extend an invitation to those interested in joining the department.  Please contact Fire Chief David Petriew at (306) 203-2622 for details.

Gravel Resource Opportunity

Getting great gravel is good for everyone.

The R.M. of Leask No. 464 would like to be proactive in obtaining gravel resources for the east side of the municipality.

We know gravel resources are becoming scarcer resrouce in the Province of Saskatchewan; it is our hope that we can find gravel local resources within our municipality, thus securing gravel resources at an affordable price rather than more costly options that include additional transportation.

It is in everyone’s best interest to find gravel at a reasonable end cost.

Therefore we are seeking the assistance of our ratepayers, should they believe that they have gravel resources on their land to contact the R.M. office. We want to speak with you!!

Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grant Program

Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grant Program

Speed Awareness Initiative for R.M. of Leask – The presence of the solar radar sign in various locations throughout the municipality in recent weeks is due to grant approval by the Government of Saskatchewan Provincial Traffic Safety Fund.

Speeding on municipal roads is an ongoing issue. Slower speeds must be adhered to in order to keep residents and visitors to our municipality safe while they enjoy all of the available amenities. Future applications to this fund may yield additional radar signs to be placed in the R.M. to encourage safe and responsible driving practices.

Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) Re: Livestock Losses

If severe weather has resulted in livestock losses, please see below link
regarding claim information:

2023%2BLivestock%2BFAQ_V2.pdf

Also, please contact the RM Leask Administrator at 306-466-2000 should
you have experienced livestock losses.

SARM Strychnine Stewardship Program

SARM is pleased to partner with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture to
support the safe implementation of Emergency Use Registration of strychnine
in the 2026 and 2027 seasons. To view information about the strychnine
stewardship program, including mandatory training, please see link below:

https://sarm.ca/strychnine-stewardship-training/

The Strychnine Stewardship Program has no impact on the Gopher Control
Program. Requirements and eligibility have not changed. Strychnine is not
eligible to claim under the GCP but all other registered gopher control
products listed on the Health Canada site are eligible when used January 1-
July 31, 2026.
Also, please feel free to contact the RM office, as information may
still be developing on this issue.

RFNOW Inc.

What’s Happening This Spring

Fiber installation is starting. No charge. No commitment.

RFNOW is preparing to install fiber drops this spring.

A fiber drop is the individual fiber line that connects your property directly to the main fiber network.

By registering your property, you can:

  • Have fiber installed for FREE a $3000 value
  • Avoid future construction delays or added costs
  • Register with no obligation to purchase Internet service
    For further information, please click on RFNOW Inc. box on right-hand side of page.

 

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