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Public Notice – Proposed Road Closure
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY PROVIDED
FOR PROPOSED ROAD CLOSURE
UNDER BYLAW 02-2023 PUBLIC NOTICE BYLAW SECTION 3.l(A) permanent closing of a road or road allowance
NW-07-46-08-W3 Plan 02177 Ext 1
Surface Parcel Number 130399353
REASON
• a roadway was never constructed on the land
• municipal liability in the event of a mishap should trail be accessed
INFORMATION
Questions regarding this road closure may be directed to the municipal office:
rmleask464@sasktel.net
306-466-2000
Or by office attendance Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The access on NW-07-46-08-W3 will remain in the CROWN in Right of Saskatchewan
PUBLIC MEETING
• The Public Meeting will be held on April 8/2026 at 2:00 p.m. in the Leask Municipal Board Room.
• Comments can be provided in person (groups require a designated speaker); by email to rmleask.464@sasktel.net or by personal correspondence dropped off at the office prior to Thursday, April 2, 2026.
DATED
The 16th day of March at the RM of Leask Office in the Province of Saskatchewan
Donna Goertzen, Administrator
Public Notice – Discretionary Development
Discretionary Development for Zoning Bylaw 5.2.11 Additional Farm Residence
NE-06-46-07-W3
PUBLIC NOTICE as per P&D ACT, 2007 Section 55/2026
PLEASE be advised that Council will be discussing the Discretionary Use Application
on April 9/2026 at 10:30 a.m.
The applicant is seeking application to construct new custom home.
Should anyone have any concerns in regards to the placement of this infrastructure on
NE-06-46-07-W3;
they can submit correspondence to the RM of Leask by way of:
Email: rmleask.464@sasktel.net
Mail: Box 190, Leask, Sask. S0J 1MO
OHC Committee Meeting Notice: Monday April 13, 2026
Public Notice – OHC Committee Meeting
The R.M. of Leask next Occupational Health Committee (OHC) meeting
will be held at the municipal office on:
Monday, April 13, 2026
@9:00 AM
In addition to this meeting, the committee will be conducting Worksite Safety Inspections at the municipal shop.
All reports, communication or any other material intended for inclusion on the agenda must be received no later than 12 noon the Thursday prior to the meeting.
Communication can be provided to publicworks464@sasktel.net or to the following OHC members:
Employer: Jayson Smith
Gord Stieb
Employees: Josh Mock
Erin Robertson
Statistics Canada is now hiring in your community!
Statistics Canada is now hiring in your community!
We are pleased to inform you that the next Census of Population will take place in May 2026. To support this important project, Statistics Canada is hiring for supervisory and non-supervisory positions. Approximately 32,000 jobs are available across Canada!
We are looking for local people to help us collect accurate data in your community. These data are vital for planning and evaluating programs and services such as education, health care, child care, housing, emergency services, roads, public transportation and job training.
To learn more, look for the census jobs listed on our website: census.gc.ca/jobs
Thank you in advance for your support of the 2026 Census!
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.


