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Canadian Government Information on the Internet (CGII)
by Anita Cannon, the Depository Services Program and Contributors
Municipal Information -- Table of Contents
Saskatchewan -- Municipal Information
Arcola
Town of Arcola
The town of Arcola, located in the southwest corner of Saskatchewan, is home to some well-preserved heritage buildings. Their
Web site, created by the Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Authority, provides a brief overview of the town. Government
information is limited to the contact information on the Home Page, and a list of town services on the "Quick Profile" page. "Quick
Profile" also contains listings related to real estate, health and educational facilities, etc. Other pages include "About Arcola",
a "Brief History", an "Events" page, and a "Recreation" page. The "Business" directory contains listings for the nearby town of
Stoughton, with no apparent listings for Arcola itself. There is also a very clear "Town Map", which shows the location of local
businesses, facilities, and the town hall.
(2000-10-03, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/arcola/default.htm
Argyle
R. M. of Argyle, #1
The Rural Municipality of Argyle, set in the southeast corner of the province, encompasses the towns of Carievale and
Gainsborough. The Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Authority has developed a Web site that provides a brief overview.
Government information is given on two pages. The Home Page has contact information, including an email link, and the "Quick
Profile" page lists the Reeve, Councillors, Administrator, assessment and taxes, and infrastructure. This page also has brief
information on population, location, business and industry, utilities, etc. There is also a "History" page with a point-form essay
on the creation of the R.M. and a list of the R.M. Council's 'Events by the Year'. The only other page is the "R.M. Map", which, at
the time of this review, was very difficult to read.
(2000-10-16, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/argyle/default.htm
Assiniboia
Assiniboia
The Town of Assiniboia "sprang up literally overnight" and has since grown to become "the largest trading area in south central
Saskatchewan". Their Web site includes information for residents and visitors alike. Government information is found on two pages:
the "Local Government" page, accessed through the "Community Profile" link, and the section on "Government", accessed through the
"Business" page. The former gives names and contact information for the municipal government and some civic organizations. The
latter provides addresses and telephone numbers for both municipal and provincial services. The "Business" page leads to listings by
category. "Community Profile" includes "Statistics", "Education", and "Health". The "Tourism" page includes a series of suggested
day trips. A Community Calendar is included on the Home Page. Other pages include "Our History", "Pictures", "Maps", and
"Recreation".
(2000-07-14, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.assiniboia.net/
Big River
Big River Network
Set on the shores of Cowan Lake, Big River is the gateway to northern Saskatchewan. This Web site, developed by the Big River
Internet Association includes information about both the town and the Rural Municipality of Big River. Government information is
accessed through the "Town Directory" and consists of a telephone number for the town and a page for the RM. The latter names the
reeve and councillors and has full contact information. The "Town Directory" also lists emergency phone numbers as well as a wide
variety of businesses and organizations. A general page for the town briefly describes its location and surroundings, its ecosystem,
and its economics. In addition, there are pages about the area's history, recreational opportunities, artistic community, and
events. The home page has a link to the Saskatchewan Association of Community Networks.
(2000-07-25, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.net.big-river.sk.ca/
Biggar
Town of Biggar
"New York is big, but this is Biggar!" This site showcases the reasons for such civic pride, in particular Sandra Schmirler
Olympic Gold Park, developed in honour of Biggar's most famous citizen. Town pride is prominently displayed on the page, "History
and Famous Biggar" [sic], which has short sections on things and people for which the town is famous. Several pages describe the
town's amenities, including "Recreation", "Tourism & Organizations", "Community Groups", "Industry & Transportation", and
"Protective, Medical, and Education". Government information is included on two pages. The "Local Government" page lists Mayor,
Aldermen, and civic employees and shows the town shield. Full contact information is found on the Home Page. Links to local sites
are found throughout the site, as well as on the "Links" page.
(2000-09-18, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.townofbiggar.com/
Birch Hills
Birch Hills
The Town of Birch Hills has created a Web site to draw newcomers. Government information is given on two pages. "Local
Government and Community Services" includes a point-form description of government structure for both the Town and the RM of Birch
Hills. "Contact Us" has contact information (including email links) for the Town, the RM, and the town's Recreation Office. The rest
of the site provides an overview of the Town. Local services and activities are listed or described on several pages, including
"Education", "Health Care", and "Recreation". The "Business and Real Estate" page describes available residential and commercial
real estate; mentions the business tax incentive; and lists local businesses (with some email and Web links). A thumbnail sketch of
the town's history and a "Special Events" page round out the site.
(2000-09-29, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/bhadrb/
Bredenbury
Bredenbury
The Town of Bredenbury has put together an energetic Web site, complete with animation and music, to promote the town as a good
place to live. General information about the town is found on the home page, with information on available business and residential
properties, recreational facilities, etc., and on the "Click Here for More Information" page, which describes such things as
location, topography, employers, and agriculture. There are two business directories. "Bredenbury Businesses" is accessed by the
View Community Businesses button, while the Surrounding Area Businesses button leads to the "Yorkton and Area City-Town Directory".
Government information consists of contact information found on the home page, in the "Bredenbury Businesses" directory, and in the
"Yorkton and Area" directory. A photo album, "Bredenbury at Christmas" completes the site.
(2000-10-07, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.geocities.com/PicketFence/4996/
Broadview
Broadview, Saskatchewan
Broadview is "a progressive community with historical roots" located in southeastern Saskatchewan. Their Web site contains
information of interest to potential new residents and businesses. Government information is found on two pages. "Council and Staff"
lists the names of the mayor, councillors, and civic employees and has a general council meeting schedule. The "Community Facts"
page gives contact information (including email links) for both the town office and those responsible for municipal planning. Of
interest to potential businesses, the "Economic Development" page offers information on the Economic Development Committee's small
business loan, the Mainline Regional Economic Development Authority, and the East Central Development Corporation. There are several
pages of interest to new residents, including "Native Heritage", "Community Profile", "Property Taxes", "Housing and Accommodation",
etc.
(2000-07-25, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.crosswinds.net/~broadview/main.html
Brock
R.M. of Brock No. 64
The RM of Brock, together with the Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Association, has put together a Web site to profile
the Municipality Contact information for the RM Office is located on the Home Page; there is no email link. Other government
information is included on the "Quick Profile" page and includes a list of the Reeve, Councillors, Administrator, and Public Works
Staff. Available utilities and services, the average municipal tax rate, information on infrastructure, industries, population,
location, etc., are also contained on this page. The "History" page contains a history of the RM council, rather than the area. The
"RM Map" shows the overall area, but no detail is legible. At the time of this review, the site had been very recently updated.
(2000-11-04, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/brock/default.htm
Browning
Browning
The Rural Municipality (R.M.) of Browning was created in the early part of the 20th century. Their Web site, created by the
Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Authority, provides a glimpse of the services offered by the R.M. Government information
is found on two of the four pages. Contact information, including an e-mail link, is located on the home page. The "Quick Profile"
page lists the Reeve, Councillors, Administrator, Assistant Administrator, and R.M. Staff. It also includes a list of emergency
services (no phone numbers), recreational and health facilities, etc., as well as the R.M.'s assessment base, taxes, and
infrastructure. The third page consists of a short "History" of the R.M. Council. The "R.M. Map" appears to have been scanned in
and is indistinct.
(2001-05-30, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/browning/
Bruno
Bruno and District Webpage
Bruno, the Town of Champions, has designed a Web site for the purpose of introducing themselves to potential residents and
businesses. To that end, they have included pages that give an overview of the town's "History", "Places of Worship", "Education"
facilities, and "Recreation" programs. There is also a "Bruno Business Directory". For those interested in starting a business, the
"Economic Development Programs" section includes program and contact information for the two Economic Development Corporations in
the area. Government information is contained in the "Community" section, with pages for the "Administration of Bruno" and the "RM
of Bayne". Both pages list the members of their respective Councils. The section also includes pages describing "Public Services"
and "Public Utilities". Contact information for the town is found on the home page.
(2000-11-10, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.carltontrail.sk.ca/webpage/index.htm
Canora
Town of Canora
This community site has information on local government, including local utility and mill rates. (See under "Town Profile".)
Other information supports local economic development and tourism.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www.canora.com/
Carlyle
Town of Carlyle
Situated in the extreme southeast corner of the province, Carlyle is billed as the "Entertainment & Vacation Capital of
Saskatchewan". This Web site, developed by the Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Authority, provides an overview of the
town. Government information includes complete contact information and an email link on the Home Page. Town Aldermen and the Mayor
are listed on the "Quick Profile" page, as are the services provided by the town. This page also lists other local services, such as
health care, education, recreation, transportation, real estate, businesses, etc. A more complete list of businesses, with phone
numbers, is located on the "Business" page. Other services, activities and facilities are listed on pages such as "Recreation",
"Education", and "Organizations". A black and white "Town Map" and a "News Items" page complete the site.
(2000-08-31, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/carlyle/
Carnduff
Town of Carnduff
Tucked between Estevan and the Saskatchewan-Manitoba border, Carnduff bills itself as "The Cleanest Town in Saskatchewan". Their
Web site, developed by the Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Authority, provides a quick overview of the town. Contact
information for the Town Office, including an email link, is given on the Home Page. The names of the Mayor, Aldermen, and the
Administrator, and a list of town services, are contained on the "Quick Profile" page. This page also includes lists of such things
as health care facilities, accommodations, and miscellaneous services. Other pages of interest to potential residents are the
"Business" page with a directory; "Recreation" with short descriptions of various outdoor facilities; "Education", "Churches", and
"Organizations". There is also a "Town Map". This site is best viewed at 800 x 600 pixels.
(2000-09-15, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/carnduff/default.htm
Churchbridge
Churchbridge
The Town of Churchbridge is graced with numerous murals. Their Web site offers a look at the murals and provides a look at the
town as a whole. Government information is located on the "Town Administration" page which gives the names of the Town Council and
contact information (including email links) for the Town Office, the RM of Churchbridge, and the Churchbridge Community Development
office. Business information is included on the "Business/Economy" page and the "Business Index". The former has a listing of
Property for Sale and descriptions of the Tax Incentive Policy and the Residential Building Incentive Policy. The latter includes
email links. Other pages include "Tourism", "Education", "Churches", and "Community Information". The site is searchable and has a
drop-down menu on every page for easy navigation.
(2000-10-07, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.churchbridge.com/
Churchbridge, Saskatchewan
Government information, listed under "Quick Stats", includes names and address/phone of local officials, and local tax rates.
Also included are local history, business directory, and upcoming events.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www.hmtnet.com/churchbridge/
Colonsay
Town of Colonsay
The Town and the Rural Municipality of Colonsay have developed a Web site intended primarily for current residents. This is a
very hierarchical site, with many of the pages accessible only from the pages immediately 'above' them in the hierarchy. Government
information is scattered throughout the site, beginning with the home page which has contact information for the town and email
links to both offices. The "Town Administration" lists the mayor, council, and administrator and leads to several other pages,
including "Tax Structure" and "Building Permits". The "R.M. #342 Administration" page includes contact information and leads to more
pages as well. The "Colonsay Info" page leads to several directories of businesses and services, and to the Town's "Newsletter" and
a "Photo Tour". The "Links" page completes this site.
(2000-10-16, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/comwhe/index.htm
Denzil
Denzil, Saskatchewan
The Village of Denzil, located due west of Saskatoon, began shortly after the CPR laid the track from Moose Jaw to Macklin. The
Denzil Community Access Program has put together a Web site that includes information about the present day village, as well as an
extensive "History". Government information includes contact information for the Town Office, including an e-mail link, given on the
Home Page. "Neighbouring Communities" describes the nearby towns of Primate, Macklin, Luseland, Senlac, Unity, and Major, with some
Web links. The "Businesses" directory entries consist of contact information and an annotation, or, a link to a Web site, but not
both. Other pages include: an interactive Town photo; "Recreation" which includes annual events, a list of clubs and organizations,
and descriptions of recreational facilities; and "Points of Interest".
(2001-03-12, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/villa/grframe.htm
Duck Lake
Town of Duck Lake
Local officials are listed, as well as some local municipal facilities. Aside from the usual information about local businesses,
the most interesting feature of this site is the section reproducing some of the many murals decorating Duck Lake buildings.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www.glenscrimshaw.com/town_of_duck_lake/index.html
Eastend
Eastend
Once the east end of patrols out of Fort Walsh, "located in the middle of nowhere and miles from the nearest city", Eastend is
now home to a Fossil Research Station and a new T-Rex Centre. This Web site, developed by the Eastend Tourism Authority, is built
almost exclusively around these tourist draws. There is no government information. The page on "Eastend" itself has a brief overview
of the town, including its history, recreational facilities, and events. There is also a link to the Regina Archaeology Field
School. The "Tourism" page is also archaeological in nature, with sections describing quarry tours, family digs, etc. The "Fossil
Research Station" and "T-Rex Centre" pages complete the picture. Links to local businesses are available on both the "Links" page
and "Eastend Online".
(2000-08-31, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.dinocountry.com/eastend.html
Englefeld
Englefeld & Surrounding Community
"Englefeld is an agricultural based community located in central Saskatchewan." The town's Web site, created by the Englefeld
Community Access Program, emphasizes that Englefeld is a good place to relocate. There is no government information, other than the
mayor's greeting on the home page. The only contact information for the town is an email link for the public library, also on the
home page. The site consists of two kinds of pages. Several pages provide an historical background, while others offer annotated
directories. The former pages include "History", "Religion" (a history of the local churches), and "Education" (a history of the
local schools). The directories include the "Businesses" page, which has a few Web links, and "Organizations". The site is rounded
out with a description of recreational, health, and other "Surrounding Facilities".
(2000-11-10, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/parks/
Enniskillen
R. M. of Enniskillen, No. 3
Located in the extreme southeast corner of the province, the Rural Municipality of Enniskillen is an area of oil and
agriculture. Their Web site, developed by the Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Authority, offers a quick overview of the
RM. Government information consists of a list of the Reeve, Councillors and Administrator found on the "Quick Profile" page, and
contact information for the RM Office given on the home page. The "Quick Profile" page also has very brief information about tax
rates, infrastructure, emergency services, population, location, etc. The "History" page contains a fairly extensive history of the
RM and its communities, including inhabitants, economic and agricultural development, and landforms. At the time of this review, the
only other page was the "R.M. Map".
(2000-10-11, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/enniskillen/default.htm
Estevan
Estevan Community Access Project
Rich in natural resources, Estevan is rightfully called Energy City. The town's energetic, multi-lingual Web site is designed to
serve several audiences, from business and professional people to citizens and tourists. Government information is found on several
pages. Contact information, including an email link, is given on the main "Community Profile" page. Other pages in this section
include the "City's Organizational Chart", the "Economic Development Board" page, several pages for "Public Service Utilities", and
some full text City by-laws. Information for businesses includes "Building Permits", "Property and Business Taxes", various
statistics, and a page of contact information for organizations and government departments. Pages of general interest include a
"Local History" page with links to the Southeast Saskatchewan Cemetery Records, an ongoing archival project for the Estevan Mercury,
and several online books.
(2000-07-10, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English and French.
This site is also available in German and Spanish.
http://cap.estevan.sk.ca/
Eston
Eston and District
The Town of Eston (home of the famous Gopher Derby) and the RM of Snipe Lake have created a Web site designed to "show you what
a great town Eston is". General pages provide an overview of such amenities as "Health Care", "Recreation", and "Education".
Information for and about business is found on pages such as the "Business Directory" and "Business Opportunities". "Economic
Development" provides contact information for groups involved in business development. Government information includes the "Local
Government" page, with contact information for Eston and the RM, as well as various civic boards and committees, and the home page
with contact information for the town, the RM, and Eston Economic Development & Tourism, including email links. The site also
contains some pages for tourists and a "Links" page with links to local sites.
(2000-09-21, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/estonsk/
Fillmore
Fillmore
"Fillmore is the centre for shopping, banking, schooling, recreation and medical care for the surrounding area." The Fillmore
Web site provides a brief overview of the Town and its services. Contact information for the Town Office is located on the home
page, as are links to other towns belonging to CREDA. The Mayor, Aldermen and women, and the Administrator are listed on the "Quick
Profile" page, along with a variety of municipal services (e.g., utilities, emergency services, etc.) This page also lists, but
does not describe, educational, recreational, and health facilities, transportation, accommodations, real estate information, and
churches, with no contact information. The "Services" page also lists these services and adds a few more, again with no contact
information. The "Business" directory includes phone numbers and a few Web links.
(2001-05-21, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/fillmore/
Gainsborough
Village of Gainsborough
The Village of Gainsborough is a short drive from the U.S. and a short step from Manitoba. Their Web site, created by the
Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Authority, offers a short look at the village. Government information is given on two
pages. Full contact information, including an email link, is found on the home page. The mayor, aldermen, administrator are listed
on the "Quick Profile" page, as are the town services. The "Quick Profile" page also lists recreational activities, both outdoor and
indoor; some businesses; places of worship; real estate information; utilities; and health care and education facilities. Businesses
and professional services are listed with phone numbers in the "Business" directory. There is also a "Village Map" which at the time
of this review was very difficult to read.
(2000-10-17, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/gainsborough/default.htm
Glen Ewen
Village of Glen Ewen
Incorporated in 1904, The Village of Glen Ewen, "is an active community, with people who work very well with each other and feel
responsible for the Village." Their Web site provides a snapshot of the Town and its services. Contact information for the Town
Office is located on the home page, as are links to the Web sites for other CREDA towns. The Mayor, Aldermen, and Administrator are
listed on the "Quick Profile" page, along with available municipal services (e.g., utilities, emergency services, etc.) This page
also lists, but does not describe, educational, recreational and health facilities, transportation, accommodations, real estate
information, and churches, with no contact information. The "Business" directory includes phone numbers and a few Web links. At
the time of this review, the "Village Map" was indistinct.
(2001-05-21, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/glenewen/
Gravelbourg
Town of Gravelbourg
The Town of Gravelbourg is a small town with a strong bilingual heritage. Their Web site is divided into three sections,
reflecting the three audiences for which it is designed. The first section, Tourist Information, includes pages for "History",
"Attractions", and "Coming Events". The Local Businesses and Services section include a "Business Directory", "Tax Incentives", and
"Local Business Opportunities" (with email links). Government information is included in the Community Profile section, on two
separate pages. "Government Offices" lists the addresses and telephone numbers of both the Town's and the RM's Offices. "Local
Government and Administration" consists of four short paragraphs on the town's government, law enforcement, justice, and fire
protection. Other pages describe various services and amenities, including schools, health facilities, transportation, housing, etc.
At the time of this review, several of the Web links were dead ends.
(2000-07-22, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English and French.
http://www.atouchofeurope.net/
Gull Lake
Gull Lake
Built on land that was once a buffer zone between the Assiniboine Cree and the Blackfoot, Gull Lake is a quiet community west of
Swift Current. This Web site provides a description of the village and its services and amenities. The only government information
is an email link to the Town Office, located on the "Housing" page. "General Information" contains short paragraphs about the town's
location, population, and businesses. The interactive "Map" links to pages for individual businesses and services. Many pages, such
as the "Business Directory", "Sports and Recreation", and "Health Care", serve as indexes to pages for individual businesses and
facilities. Each listing has full contact information, including email links. Other pages include "Tourism", "Outstanding Citizens",
an "Alumni Registry", and links to "Surrounding Communities".
(2000-07-20, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.net.gull-lake.sk.ca/town/town.htm
Hafford
Town of Hafford
Situated northeast of Saskatoon, the Town of Hafford is home to a number of mysterious crooked trees. Their Web site, developed
by the Hafford Community Access Project, includes information not only about these trees, but also about the Town's services and
facilities. Government information consists of the phone numbers for the Hafford Town Office and the RM of Redberry in the
"Businesses and Services" directory. The directory also includes entries for emergency services and local businesses. Each entry
consists of a name and phone number; some include Web links. The "Recreation" page describes activities and facilities and gives a
phone number for the Hafford Recreation Office. Other pages include "History", "Hafford School", "Annual Events", and "Churches and
Halls". There is also a page of general "Photos", as well as a page with photos of the "Crooked Trees".
(2000-10-11, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/haflib/hafford.htm
Hazlet
Hazlet
There is no government information at this site, which is mostly dedicated to local organizations, business, tourism, and the
Hazlet School. There is some local history, a welcome from the mayor, and a town map.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www.net.gull-lake.sk.ca/hazlet/town.htm
Hudson Bay
Hudson Bay
The Town of Hudson Bay has designed a Web site to showcase its numerous outdoor tourist attractions. The site also includes some
pages for residents and potential newcomers. Government information consists of a "Town Office" page that describes local government
and gives the name of the mayor and the administrator, with phone numbers. The "Community Contact" page includes entries for various
boards and committees, as well as the RM of Hudson Bay. An email link to the Town Office is located on the home page. The largest
number of pages are reserved for tourist information. These include the "Tourist Attractions" index that leads to pages for outdoor
activities, parks, recreational facilities, etc.; pages for "Hunting", "Snowmobile Trails", etc.; and a large and attractive "Photo
Gallery". General pages include a "Business Mall", a "Business Directory", and a "Community Profile" section with pages town's
facilities and services.
(2000-09-21, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.townofhudsonbay.com/
Humboldt
Humboldt
Humboldt is billed as "A Little Bit of Germany in the Heart of the Prairies". This Web site, created for the Community Access
Program, displays that German heritage and provides basic information about the town's facilities and services. Original artwork by
local artist Robert Muench is featured throughout. Government information is found on the "Town Information & Statistics" page and
consists of a list of the Town Council and miscellaneous infrastructure statistics. There is no contact information. The directory
of "Businesses" includes addresses and phone numbers, but no e-mail or Web links. There is also a link to the Humboldt Business Web
site on the "Links" page. Other pages include a "Sports and Recreation" page, still under construction at the time of this review; a
"Tourism" page; and an extensive "History" section.
(2001-03-12, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.cityofhumboldt.ca/
Imperial
Imperial Home Page
The Town of Imperial is situated a few miles southwest of the Last Mountain Lake National Wildlife Area, an excellent
destination for birders. The town's Web site describes this and other amenities in order to show why Imperial would be "an
attractive place to raise families". In addition to the brief overview on the Home Page, the site offers a page listing the
"Attractions", especially the recreational and sport opportunities, and a page listing the Town's various "Services". There is also
a "Businesses Directory" and a short "History" of Imperial and its council. Government information is brief. The Town Office, Fire
Department, and Ambulance are listed on the "Services" page, without contact information or names, and the Town Office hours are
given on the page for the "Imperial Palliser Library".
(2000-11-10, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/impli/
Indian Head
Indian Head
Basic information on local government, including directory information, rates, etc. is available under various headings. Other
information on the site includes local business, maps, recreation, etc.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/ihedc/
Ituna
Ituna
Ituna is a small town with a rich Ukrainian heritage. Their Web site covers Ituna's local government, services, facilities, and
businesses. Government information is found on three pages. "Local Government" lists the Mayor and Alderpersons, Council's general
meeting schedule, and information on tax concessions for new businesses. The pages for the RM's of "Bon Accord" and "Tullymet" list
their respective Reeves, Councillors, and Administrators, with contact information, including email links. Pages describing local
services include "Law Enforcement & Emergency Services", "Ituna Transit Van", "Health Care Facilities", "Facilities for Seniors",
"Education" and "Facilities for Special Needs", each of which has an overview of the pertinent services and contact information.
Businesses are listed on the "Business & Services Listing", as well as in the "Business & Service Index". The latter is accessible
via a drop-down menu on the home page and includes some email and Web links.
(2001-05-14, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.town.ituna.sk.ca/
Kamsack
Kamsack
Kamsack's nickname is "The Garden of Saskatchewan". Their Web site is intended to "show the beauty and opportunity that exist
within the area". To that end, there are photographs throughout as well as a large "Photos" section. Pages of interest to tourists
include "Tourist Attractions" and "Sports and Recreation". Of interest to residents is the "Town and Emergency Services" page with
short descriptions of emergency services, health facilities, and schools. Government information is also located on the "Services"
page and consists of contact information for the Town Hall, the Economic Development Office, Public Works, and the Recreation
Department. An email link to the Town Office is located in the sidebar on every page. Other pages include a "Business Directory"
with some Web links, "News & Events", a short "History", "Facts", and "Links".
(2000-07-22, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.town.kamsack.sk.ca/
Kerrobert
Kerrobert
The Town of Kerrobert, which enjoys 2,252 hours of sunshine a year, is a town that is optimistic about its future. In order to
share their optimism, the town has developed a Web site designed to highlight its attractions. Government information consists of
contact information on two pages, "Lots for a Loonie" and "Contact Us". A few of the pages are of interest to potential visitors,
including "Attractions" and "Accommodations". The economic base is described on the "Industries" page. The rest of the site is
designed for those who might wish to live or do business in the town. Amenities are listed on such pages as "Recreation" and "Local
Services". As a special inducement, the town has included a page describing their "Lots for a Loonie" program, which offers any lot,
residential or commercial, for $1.00.
(2000-09-26, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/townkerr/
Kisbey
Village of Kisbey
The Village of Kisbey was incorporated in 1907. In 1920, they planted 1000 trees, and in 1998, the village, together with the
Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Authority developed a Web site that offers a brief introduction to the town. Government
information is found on both the home page and the "Quick Profile" page. The former contains contact information for the Village
Office. The latter page lists the mayor, aldermen, administrator, and various town services. It also has very brief information
about a variety of things including population, utilities, real estate, health services, education, transportation, recreation, and
churches. Other pages include a "Brief History", a "Business" directory with phone numbers only, and a directory of miscellaneous
"Services", including municipal services, businesses, organizations, and recreational facilities.
(2000-11-07, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/kisbey/default.htm
Langenburg
Langenburg
Basic directory information on local government is included, as well as information on local business and business
opportunities, services, etc.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www.town.langenburg.sk.ca/
Leader
Leader, Saskatchewan
The Town of Leader is a "community of contrasts", surrounded in turn by prairie, hills, desert, and river plains. Their Web site
provides an overview of the town and the surrounding area. Government information will be found on the page, "Welcome to the Town of
Leader", which was under construction at the time of this review. There is also an email link to the Town on every page. Several
pages list or describe the Town's facilities and services, with contact information, including "Education", "Churches", and
"Community Medical Services". The "Business Directory" has both e-mail and Web links. For potential tourists, the site offers a
"Tourism" page with an interactive "Tour Map", a "Town Information" page, and "Leader at a Glance" with a list of services &
facilities. At the time of this review, several pages were still under construction.
(2001-02-12, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://town.leader.sk.ca/
Loon Lake
Village of Loon Lake
This small site has is limited to a few words on local history, as well as a listing of local business, country club, and
provincial park.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/loonlklb/new_page_1.htm
Love
Love, Saskatchewan
Love is a small town with a diverse ethnic history: the population of around 80 have origins in Britain, Europe, Russia, China,
Japan and many other countries. The town's Web site is multi-purpose, both showcasing the town and serving its residents. Government
information is contained on the "Village Services" page, which lists the mayor and town council and gives contact information for
the village office, including an email link. The page also contains emergency phone numbers, the municipal mill rate, and water and
sewer rates. The Volunteer Fire Department is briefly described on the page "Around Town". Also on this page are sections for
Events, Village Services such as the church and post office, and Businesses in Love. Other pages include a "History" section and
"Links" to local Web sites.
(2000-11-07, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/lovesask/default.html
Macklin
Macklin
There was no local government information at the time the site was reviewed. Other information is descriptive of the town and
region. There is a list of local businesses, but no addresses or phone numbers.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/macklin/
Meadow Lake
Town of Meadow Lake
There is no government information on this site, which at present is limited to information about businesses and services, as
well as some information about local history and recreation.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www.quantumlynx.com/townml/
Melfort
City of Melfort
Lying northeast of Saskatoon, Melfort is known as "The City of Northern Lights". The City's Web site is designed to shed light
on many of the aspects of this agricultural centre. Government information is located on the "Administration" page, with a photo of
the Mayor and Council, a list of Standing Council Committees and another of Department Heads and Managers, and full contact
information. For potential businesses, the "Economic Development and Tourism" page describes the industrial scene and gives contact
information for the Economic Development Department and the Chamber of Commerce. "Business and Industry" has links to local
business's Web sites. Other pages include a "List of Community Organization Addresses", "Services", and "Parks and Recreation". At
the time of this review, the site had been recently updated.
(2000-07-10, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.cityofmelfort.ca
Melville
Melville
Organized as an imaginary train tour, Melville's Web site provides a general overview of the town. There is no government
information. The first stop on the tour is the "History and Statistics" page, which offers a very short point-form history and some
information about population, labour force and income, housing, and tax structure. "Tourism" is next, with photos of, and short
blurbs about, the local museums and the park, including hours and phone numbers. There are also links to provincial park sites. The
"Businesses" directory is an alphabetical list of names with some Web links but no contact information. Other stops on the tour
include "Sports and Recreation", "Services", "Clubs and Organizations", "Education", and "Religion". At the time of this review, the
"Events Calendar" was slightly out-of-date.
(2000-09-11, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.spreda.sk.ca/table.html
Naicam
Naicam, Saskatchewan
Settled by Scandinavian immigrants, the Town of Naicam has grown into "a progressive and friendly community". Their Web site
provides a snapshot of the town's facilities and amenities. Government information consists of the name and phone number of the Town
Administrator, found on the "Small Business Loans" page. This page also includes information for obtaining financial help from the
Naicam Business Opportunity Co-operative. More information for potential businesses is given on the "Economic Development" page,
which includes a link to the Eden Regional Economic Development Authority's Web site. There are several directories, including
"Community Organizations", "Church Organizations", and the "Businesses and Services" directory which has some Web links. Other pages
describe "Educational" facilities, "Recreation" opportunities, the town's "Infrastructure", "Coming Events", and "History". At the
time of this review, the site was comparatively current.
(2001-03-19, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.townofnaicam.ca/index.html
Nipawin
Nipawin
The Town of Nipawin, located on the shores of Lakes Tobin and Codette, has a Web site designed to illustrate why Nipawin should
be "your new destination for recreation". Government information is contained on the "Welcome" page, which includes a list of the
town council; the "Administration" page, which lists the various civic departments with some information about services and fees;
and the "Contact Us" page. General information can be found on such pages as "Municipal Information", with a melange of facts;
"Around Town", which describes health and educational facilities as well as community groups; "Recreation"; and the "Events
Calendar". Many of the pages in the site are dedicated to tourism, including the "Tourism Resources" page and several pages for
specific attractions. There are also pages describing the area's economic bases, an interactive map section, and a "Business
Directory".
(2000-09-18, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.nipawin.com/indexs.html
North Battleford
North Battleford
"City Hall" information includes contacts, rates, and local government services. Other information on this small but
well-organized site is directed toward tourism and economic development.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www.city.north-battleford.sk.ca/
North Portal
Village of North Portal
Serving as a port of entry on the Canada-U.S. border, the Village of North Portal is aptly named. Their Web site, developed by
the Cornerstone Regional Economic Development Authority, provides a brief introduction to the Village. Government information is
found on two of the three pages. The home page has full contact information for the town office, including an email link. The "Quick
Profile" page lists the mayor, the aldermen, the town clerk, and town services. This page also contains lists of other services,
including health, education, transportation, recreation, etc., and information on local businesses and real estate. The "Business"
directory includes phone numbers but no addresses. At the time of this review, there were no Web or email links. The black-and-white
"Village Map" completes the site.
(2000-10-27, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.creda.sk.ca/northportal/default.htm
Outlook
Outlook
The Town of Outlook, the "Oasis Under the Rainbow", has developed a Web site to attract visitors and potential residents. To
that end, the site concentrates on what Outlook has to offer, rather than government information. Full contact information for the
town office is given on every page and the Outlook & District Recreation Board is described on the "Things to Do" page. There is no
other government information. Pages for potential newcomers include "People & Housing" which outlines the availability of real
estate; "Business & Service", which details educational and health facilities, regional offices, and art galleries; and "Things to
Do, See, and Stay" [sic] with an overview of local sports, recreational activities, and facilities. The site also has a page for
Outlook's "Geography & History" and a "Community Calendar".
(2000-09-15, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.town.outlook.sk.ca/
Preeceville
Preeceville
The computer classes of Preeceville High, in concert with the Economic Development Committee, have developed a Web site designed
to show off their town. The site contains information for visitors and residents alike. Government information is located on the
"Town Office" page which includes a list of local boards, the Town Office address, and phone and fax numbers for the Town, the
Economic Development Committee, and the Recreation Board. Visitors will be interested in the "Recreation" page, which lists various
facilities and the many surrounding parks. Of interest to potential residents are pages such as the "Businesses" directory, the
"General Information" page, "Community Services", "Real Estate", and "Education". (At the time of this review, this last page was
out of date.) A small photo gallery rounds out the site.
(2000-09-28, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.townofpreeceville.ca/
Prince Albert
City of Prince Albert
Built on the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River, Prince Albert functions as a service centre for northern Saskatchewan's
resource industries. The Web site has information of service to potential new businesses and residents as well as to their citizens.
Government information is found on several pages. "Contact Prince Albert City Hall" leads to pages for the Mayor, the Council, and
various civil employees, with full contact information including email links. Selected Bylaws are available for online viewing or
for downloading to a word processor. Other government pages contain information on business incentive programs, property and
business taxes, City Hall news, and job openings. Non-government pages include "Educational Facilities", "Adult Education",
"Recreation and Cultural Facilities", "Geography and History", "Demographics", a photo gallery, a variety of maps, and a page of
"Links" including links to several other Saskatchewan towns.
(2000-07-12, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.citypa.com
Regina
City of Regina
The City of Regina has put together a large and useful Web site for residents, visitors, and businesses. The site is easy to
navigate and is fully indexed and searchable. Contact information, including email links, is available in most sections. A "City
Central" page facilitates service requests. There is also an extensive FAQ section, accessible from links throughout the site. The
site is organized into five main sections. The first section, "Welcome to Regina", is an introduction to the City. The second
section, "Programs and Services" is quite extensive, with eleven subsections covering everything from emergency preparedness to
taxation/assessment. Each subsection contains information on what services are offered, by whom, how to contact the pertinent
department, hours, location, etc. They also include very useful how-to pages, such as coping with winter storms or applying for a
dog licence. Full text bylaws are also available in this section. The third section, "Doing Business" includes subsections on
tenders and acquisitions, business permits and licences, home businesses, and the local film industry. "Parks and Recreation", the
fourth section, includes an extensive subsection on various recreational programs, several pages on sports and recreational
facilities, and a pathway/bikeway map. The final section, "City Hall", has a wealth of information for Regina's citizens. The ward
map shows the boundaries of each ward and links to the pages for the mayor and councillors, with phone numbers and email links. The
subsection for council/committee meetings has a page for each of the main civic boards and committees and pages with advice for
appearing before a committee or a council meeting. There is also a listing of upcoming council and committee meetings. Other pages
not contained in these five sections include "Police Services", "Employment Opportunities", and "Links". Finally, there is a section
on "School Projects" for students from grade 3 and up.
(2000-07-19, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.cityregina.com/index.php3
Rocanville
Rocanville
The Town of Rocanville has developed a Web site to encourage new residents and businesses. Government information is located on
the "Services" page and consists of the names of the Mayor, Town Council, Town Administrator, and the Reeve, Council, and
Administrator for the RM. The Town's phone number and email address are given on every page. As well, the "Links" page includes Web
links to government sites at all levels. Of more general interest, pages such as "Services", "Upcoming Events", "Recreation", and
the "Business" directory [with email links] provide an overview of the town's amenities and services. Business related information
is located on the "Resources" and "Statistics" pages. There is also a page for advertising "Job Opportunities". Of paranormal
interest is the page describing the local "Crop Circles" incident, including a photograph.
(2000-09-28, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.rocanvilletown.ca/
Rosetown
Rosetown
Rosetown "is a proud community that offers ... a full range of cultural, recreational and economic opportunities!" Their Web
site provides an overview of that community. Government information consists of the "Town and Municipal Offices" page (accessed via
the "Directory" link), with phone numbers and email links for the RM's of Marriott, Pleasant Valley, and St. Andrews, and the towns
of Rosetown and Zealandia. More general information is contained on the "Welcome" page and in the Community section. The latter has
pages describing "Education", "Businesses", "Health", "Recreation" and "Tourism". There is also a Directories section, with separate
phone/email directories for the town's "Businesses", "Churches", "Emergency Services", "Halls", "Schools", and numerous "Sports
Clubs" and "Social Organizations". At the time of this review, contact information for the town was also included on the "Homecoming
2000" page.
(2000-10-07, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/rosetown/
Saltcoats
Town of Saltcoats
Located on the Yellowhead Highway, in the southeast section of Saskatchewan, Saltcoats is the home of curling champion, Joan
McCusker. Their Web site provides a brief introduction to what this small town has to offer. Government information consists of the
Town Office hours, listed on the "Business and Services" page, and contact information including an email link, located on the Home
Page. A property tax incentive is described on the "Property" page. The rest of the site consists primarily of lists of services,
businesses and amenities, including local "Businesses and Services" such as a restaurant and the library; "Community Organizations"
including a scout troop and (obviously) a curling club; educational, recreational, and social "Facilities"; and "Tourist
Attractions". An up-to-date "Current Events" page and a brief "History" round out this site.
(2000-08-24, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/stown/index.html
Saskatoon
City of Saskatoon
Saskatoon, Canada's sunshine capital, enjoys more hours of sunshine than any other major Canadian city. The city's Web site
offers a wealth of information for several audiences. For visitors, the site includes a Quick Facts section, several pages on
"Leisure Services", an extensive "Image Gallery", and a link to Saskatoon Tourism. Businesses will find pertinent information in
several pages of the Departments Section, such as "Labour Relations", "Tendering Information", "Building Standards", "City
Planning", etc. In addition, the Departments Section includes pages describing the services of the City Manager's Office, emergency
services, and infrastructure and utilities. Of interest to both residents and business, the City Hall Section includes a "Ward
Councillors" subsection with a boundary map and a page for each councillor, including an email link. Other pages in this section
contain council and committee information and directions. The Forum section has searchable archives of "Decisions and Agendas", the
City's "News Releases", and a page to join the City's listserv. The "Civic Services Directory" is a searchable index of civic
offices and facilities. Other pages include "What's New", "Employment Opportunities", and a "City Map".
(2000-07-28, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.city.saskatoon.sk.ca/
Shell Lake
Village of Shell Lake
Shell Lake is a small town (population 172) located in the Parklands, on the shore of Memorial Lake. Their Web site is designed
to draw out-of-town visitors. Tourist information is located on the "Recreation Page" and the "Events Calendar". Government
information is limited to the village office hours, address, and phone number found on the "Community Profile" page. This page also
contains information about the library, churches, health and education facilities, local service organizations, emergency phone
numbers, etc. The "Community Directory" is a business directory, with phone numbers and some Web links. "50 Plus Centre Activities"
is, as its name implies, a list of activities for seniors. There is also a newsletter and a "Links" page that includes a link to
Munisource, a collection of municipal government links that is international in scope.
(2000-07-28, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.rkc.ca/shell_lake/
Speers
Village of Speers
The Hafford/Speers Community Access Program has created a Web site that affords a very brief overview of the Village of Speers.
Government information is very limited, consisting of the phone number and email link for the Rural Municipality of Douglas, found
in the "Businesses/Services" directory. There is no municipal information for the village. The rest of the site provides
descriptions and lists of the various services and amenities in Speers. The "Organizations" page lists community organizations with
no information other than their names. "Churches and Halls" describes these facilities, with photos. The "Museum" page has
enlargeable thumbnail photos of a few of the artifacts. Other pages include a short list of "Annual Events", a "History" taken from
Along the Carlton Trail, a "Location" map, and "Photos".
(2000-11-04, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/haflib/speers.htm
Stockholm
Stockholm
The Village of Stockholm has put together an attractive little Web site designed to encourage new residents and businesses. Most
of the pages consist of short descriptions or lists. "Businesses & Organizations" lists the types of businesses in the area as well
as individual service clubs; "Education & Recreation" includes a short description of the local educational and recreational
facilities and activities; and "More About Stockholm" has a short section on location and recreation and a brief paragraph on
agriculture. The "Community Events & Guestbook" consists of a calendar showing activities and events for a particular month. At the
time of this review, this page was a few months out-of-date. For those wishing more information, complete contact information is
given on the Home Page. There is no other government information.
(2000-09-11, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/stockto/
Stoughton
Town of Stoughton
Located at the end of the second longest straight line of rail in the world, Stoughton has created a Web site to invite viewers
to "Come Spend a Day With Us". Pages for potential visitors include a "Tourism" page, with photos and descriptions of local tourist
attractions; the "Stoughton Hall of Fame", with several pages for Stoughton's famous athletes and teams; and a section for
"Hunters/Travellers". More general information about the town is included in the "Quick Profile" and the "Brief History" pages.
Government information is given on two pages. Contact information for the Town Office, including an email link, is on the home page.
Names, phone numbers, and email links for the mayor, aldermen, and administrator are included as part of the "Quick Profile" page.
The site also includes a "Business" directory, a directory of "Organizations", and a "Town Map".
(2000-10-05, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/stough/
Swift Current
City of Swift Current
Under "City Hall" visitors will find a list of councillors, traffic bylaws, and information on city departments, the latter with
varying amounts of detail. For most departments, there is little more than description of services and phone numbers. Others,
including the Fire Department, utilize the Web site for disseminating useful information, such as fire codes. Other information on
the site includes services, local businesses, schools, and tourism.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://www.city.swift-current.sk.ca/
Tisdale
Town of Tisdale
Renowned for its honey production, Tisdale has designed a Web site to let people know why Tisdale would be a sweet place to live
or do business. Government information, located on the "Town Office" page, consists of a brief description of the town's services,
and contact information for the Town and some Departments, including email links. Pages related to business include "Economic
Development", describing local economic development bodies and small business loan opportunities; "Industry" with brief descriptions
of local industries including Web links; and "Business", with sections on the Chamber of Commerce, financial services, etc. Other
pages, such as "Quality Living", "Education", "Health Care", "Recreation & Tourism", and "Community Services", describe the
amenities and facilities available to Tisdale and the surrounding service area. The site also includes pages of general information
and a photo album.
(2000-08-23, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.townoftisdale.com/
Torquay
Village of Torquay
"Torquay, situated in the southernmost part of the beautiful Saskatchewan prairies, offers the very best of small town life."
The Torquay Web site, developed by the Torquay Community Access Program, describes the amenities and facilities that are a part of
that small town life. Government information consists of contact information for the town, shown on the home page. Most of the pages
serve as descriptive lists, with a few pages for individual facilities. The pages for "Community Clubs and Organizations",
"Churches", and "Recreation" all consist of annotated lists. The "Torquay Business Community" section is a directory, with pages for
Agriculture, Retail, Insurance, Services, Food & Entertainment, and Financial Institutions. Some entries have email and/or Web
links. The site also includes a "History" of Torquay and "Links" to the Torquay CAP's 'top ten' sites.
(2000-10-17, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/commu/
Unity
Town of Unity
Unity is a small town with a positive attitude, reflected in motto found on the Home Page: "In Unity There Is Strength". The
Town's Web site seems designed to attract newcomers. "Attractions and Events" has a current listing of events for the upcoming
months and a description of recreational facilities, with hours and contact information. Entries in the "Business & Industry"
directory include phone numbers and Web links. "Community Living" contains short sections on facilities for Education, Health Care,
Recreation, and Retirement. This page also includes a listing of organizations, with phone numbers. Government information is
minimal. Contact information for the Town is located on the "Contact Us" page. A photograph of the Council and Mayor and a Message
from the Mayor are both found on the "Profile & History" page. The site also includes a Site Map.
(2000-07-25, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.townofunity.com/
Val Marie
Village of Val Marie
Located in the Frenchman River Valley, the Town of Val Marie is the gateway to Grasslands National Park. At the time of this
review, their Web site was a very small one, consisting of only two pages. The Home Page contains contact information for the Town,
including an email link. There is no other government information. The Home Page also provides an overview of the town and the
surrounding area, using both text and photographs to describe the town's amenities and the available tourist activities such as
birding, touring the many archaeological ruins, and visiting Grasslands National Park. The other page, a "Business and Accommodation
Directory", lists those local businesses that would be of interest to tourists. Entries give addresses and phone numbers, with a few
Web links.
(2000-10-26, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/vovm/
Weyburn
City of Weyburn
This otherwise attractive site is devoid of local government information, aside from a greeting from the mayor.
(1999-06, Andrew Hubbertz, University of Saskatchewan )
Site available in English.
http://city.weyburn.sk.ca/
White Fox
White Fox
"White Fox is a small village ... nestled between the edge of the Northern forest of Saskatchewan and the beautiful Saskatchewan
River". Most of the town's Web site is aimed at visitors and new residents. Government information is found on two pages. The
"Information" page lists the names of the mayor, councillors, and administrator, and full contact information, including an email
link. The "Services" page contains information about dog licenses, water rates, and garbage pickup. The rest of the site affords an
introduction to the town. In addition to the government section, the "Information" page also has brief descriptions of the town's
History, Churches, Schools, etc., while the "Services" page lists local businesses and services, with some Web links. Other pages
include "Recreation" and a photo gallery called "Around Town".
(2000-10-13, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/wfox/index.htm
Whitewood
Whitewood
Whitewood is a very busy community located midway between Brandon, MB, and Regina. Their Web site is dedicated to the
proposition that Whitewood is a great place to live. Government information is limited to contact information for the Town Office on
the Home Page, and phone numbers for Whitewood and some RM's on the "Businesses" page. The latter page also lists the names of
various local businesses and community services, with some phone numbers. The "Quick Information" page contains a point-form
presentation of the many reasons to move to Whitewood. The "Real Estate" page is intended to facilitate that move, with pictures and
descriptions of available properties, as well as contact information for local realtors. A "Location" page, "Links", and an "Aerial
Shot" are also available. The site is best viewed at 800 x 600 pixels.
(2000-09-01, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.townofwhitewood.ca/
Yorkton
City of Yorkton
The Town of Yorkton, the major centre for its region, has put together a Web site designed to encourage development and growth.
Government information is contained primarily on two pages: "Municipal Government" and "Contact Us". The former has complete contact
information for the city office and messages from the mayor and the Economic Development Department; the latter is a directory of
city employees and departments, with names, phone numbers and email links. General information about Yorkton is found in the
"Statistics & Information" section, with pages describing "Culture", "Education", "Emergency Services", "Health" facilities,
"History", "Location", available "Media", "Quick Stats", and "Recreation". This section also offers a downloadable document,
"Promise of the Parkland". Other pages include an overview of local "Manufacturing & Retail" businesses, a melange of "Yorkton
Links", "What's New", and Upcoming Events". The site is current, easy to navigate, and fully searchable.
(2000-09-12, Bonita Cobb, Librarian, Manitoba )
Site available in English.
http://www.city.yorkton.sk.ca/
Copyright © 2002
Anita Cannon and Public Works and Government Services Canada
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