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RFNOW Inc.

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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.

 

Agenda – Budget Meeting May 4/2026

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R.M. of Leask No. 464 Agenda
Budget Meeting May 4/2026
Held at the Leask Municipal Office in Leask, SK
9:00 a.m.

1. Call to Order
2. Conflict of Interest - If there is a Conflict of interest in regard to an agenda item it is
the responsibility the member to declare.
3. Tenders - open tenders
4. OHPC - request
5. Declaration of a Local Emergency
6. 2026 Budget - deliberation's

2026 Public Notice – Borrowing Funds

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THE RM OF LEASK No. 464 provides notice under
"Public Notice Bylaw 02-2023"

Section 3 .1 - Borrowing money, lending money or guaranteeing the repayment of a loan;
On May 11/2026 at the Regular Council Meeting, Council will be considering proposed
Bylaw 07 /2026; "A Bylaw to Provide for Incurring a Debt"
PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given that the RM of Leask No. 464 intends to discuss the topic of
borrowing funds.

Donna Goertzen
Administrator

High Flow Advisory 2026-04-18

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Today, the Water Security Agency (WSA) is issuing a High Flow Advisory for a large area extending from northwestern Saskatchewan near Buffalo Narrows down to the southeastern areas near Yorkton.

Weather forecasts indicate the potential for double digit daytime temperatures and overnight lows remaining above freezing early next week, which may result in rapid snowmelt.

This encompasses areas around Lloydminster, Meadow Lake, Buffalo Narrows, La Ronge, Prince Albert, the Battlefords, Watrous, Melfort, Nipawin, Tisdale, Hudson Bay and Yorkton.

This accelerated melt could cause river flows to increase more quickly and reach higher levels than currently forecasted, increasing the risk for ice jamming. Ice jamming has the potential to cause short-term localized flooding.

WSA will continue monitoring conditions including streamflow and lake levels and will provide updates as conditions develop.

Residents are asked to use caution around water bodies as conditions could change rapidly without notice, resulting in rising water, increased current and large pieces of ice.

For more information, please contact WSA at 1-866-727-5420 or wsask.ca.