photo credit to Regan Hinchcliffe

The next regular council meeting will be held Mon, July 14, at 1:00 pm

The office will be closed June 25 to July 2.

photo credit to Regan Hinchcliffe

The next regular council meeting will be held Mon, July 14, at 1:00 pm

The office will be closed June 25 to July 2.

FireSmart

Wildfire preparedness and response are at their best when we all play our part. Fire professionals and first responders are ready to do their part this wildfire season, but your actions today can support their efforts in the future. By completing FireSmart tasks around your property, you’re doing your part to reduce the risks surrounding your home and strengthen your community’s resilience. Every step, no matter how small, can be the difference when it’s needed most.

Resources online: IBHS Research Centre Ember Storm Test Highlights from FireSmart BC

https://vimeo.com/396975100

https://vimeo.com/352578976

Begins-at-Home-Guide-With-Self-Assessment-WEB (1) (pdf)

Home-Ignition-Zone-Poster-EN-SCREEN (pdf)

HIZ-Self-Assessment-8.5x11-WEB (pdf)

FSC_Wildland-fire_Evacuation_Preparedness_List_EN_2024 (pdf)

FSA_FireSmart-Fact-Sheet_Yard-1 (pdf)

FSA_FireSmart-Fact-Sheet_Windows-1 (pdf)

FSA_FireSmart-Fact-Sheet_Siding (pdf)

FSA_FireSmart-Fact-Sheet_Roof (pdf)

FSA_FireSmart-Fact-Sheet_Gutters (pdf)

FSA_FireSmart-Fact-Sheet_Fences (pdf)

FSA_FireSmart-Fact-Sheet_Decks (pdf)

New Recycling Program

SARCAN depots are now accepting flexible plastics, foam packaging, and non-deposit glass for recycling.

Below are a list of some of the items that can be recycled when they are brought to the SARCAN depot. They should not be recycled through the blue bins collections.

Flexible plastics: plastic bags, zipper lock pouches, crinkly wrappers and bags, and plastic protective packaging.
Foam packaging: take-out containers, trays for meat, seafood or vegetables, and protective packaging for electronics or appliances. 
Glass bottles and jars: bottles and jars for olive oil, pickles, jam, etc.

Recycling saves money. The more items that are recycled and kept out of the landfill, the lower the landfill costs to the Resort Village.

For more information, https://sarcan.ca/how-to-sarcan/what-to-recycle/

Building and Development

Zoning and Building Bylaws:

All bylaws regarding planning and development from the Rural Municipality of North Qu'Appelle are still in effect in the Resort Village. These include the Official Community Plan, and Zoning and Building bylaws. Over the next two years, the Resort Village will begin the process to adopt our own bylaws. This will be a time consuming undertaking and will require input from residents and ratepayers. Ample notice of meetings and introductions of bylaws will be provided on the website and in emails.

Until our new bylaws are adopted by our council and approved by the Ministry of Government Relations, the zoning and building bylaws and permit applications of the RM will be our guiding documents. Applications and permit approvals, however, will be handled through the Resort Village office.

Development Permit Application (pdf)

Building Permit Application (pdf)

Zoning Bylaw (pdf)

Building Bylaw 2022-06 (pdf)

CallingLakes District Plan (pdf)

Zoning Maps (pdf)

Official Community Plan (pdf)

Pasqua Lake Flood Map (jpg)

Flood Proofing Information (pdf)

Demolition and Moving Application (pdf)

Instructions for Building and Developmemt Permit Applications (pdf)

NVWMA Demolition Waste Disposal Application (pdf)

CO and Smoke Alarms (pdf)

Demolitions (pdf)

Retaining Walls Information (pdf)

About the Resort Village

Fort qu'appelle library calendar

When is garbage day?
Garbage day is Wednesday
Why was my garbage not picked up?
Was it set out too l

Frequently Asked Questions

When is garbage day?

Garbage day is Wednesday.

Street Lights – If I notice a street light is out, who do I contact?

To Report a Street Light Outage visit SaskPower.ca and click area on map for repair, or contact – SaskPower at 310-2220

Do I need a building permit?

The building permit application form can be found under Building and Development. You may wish to contact our building inspectors, PBI at 306-536-1799. www.pro-insepctions.ca

Do I need a permit to do shoreline work?

Yes, any shoreline work requires an Aquatic Habitat Protection Permit from the Water Security Agency.

Please contact them directly at 1-866-727-5420.

FireSmart Community Wildfire Preparedness Day

Wednesday, June 18, 2025 7 pm Fort Qu'Appelle Legion Hall. Everyone is welcome