RM of Elfros #307

09/02/2026

https://www.saskpower.com/outages/power-outages/outage-updates

08/31/2026

08/27/2026

A conflict of interest occurs when a private interest may (or may appear to) conflict with a person’s role as a municipal council member.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4dI1qdf

07/15/2026

Survey Link:
https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=vFyfU6dS_UaPjcsXvR4UOxcW40VECfRMrwIUlMOMkbtUMktZNkg2WEFOSVBCWlk4VElZOVhBWUtDUy4u&route=shorturl

The Competition Bureau is currently examining competition across Canada's food supply chain, including areas that directly affect producers at the farm gate.

To help inform APAS's submission, we have developed a short survey focused on farm machinery dealers, service, parts availability, and competition within Saskatchewan. The survey is intended to help us better understand producers' experiences and identify any emerging concerns across the province.

We are asking all APAS Representatives to complete the survey themselves and share it with their RM Council and local producers.

The feedback collected will help APAS better understand:
• Competition among machinery dealers
• Availability of parts and service
• Experiences with dealer territories and servicing
• Producer awareness of protections available under The Agricultural Implements Act

The more producer feedback we receive, the stronger our submission to the Competition Bureau will be.

To capture as much input as possible, APAS will also be promoting the survey through our social media channels and other communication platforms. We encourage you to help spread the word within your municipality and local agricultural community.

This is another opportunity for APAS to bring grassroots producer experiences directly into a national conversation about competition in Canadian agriculture.

Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey and for helping ensure Saskatchewan producers have a strong voice in this important discussion.

07/09/2026

Flooding has impacted communities across Saskatchewan. There are established programs ready to support families, businesses and agricultural operations.

Click the link below to the SK Public Safety Agency resident supports.

https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/emergency/flooding-support

1. Mental Health Resources
2. Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP)
3. Emergency Support for Flooding
4. Emergency Flood Damage Reduction Program
5. Flood Forecasting Advisories and Technical Guidance
6. Saskatchewan Highway Hotline
7. Ministry of Highways Customer Service Centre
8. Provincial Spill Control Centre
9. Ministry of Environment Public Inquiries Unit
10. Agriculture Support

Learn about flooding recovery resources and supports available to help you rebuild, access assistance, restore services and get back on your feet safely.

07/07/2026

The Census directly shapes your community's future. Every response helps secure your fair share of federal and provincial funding for the vital services your residents rely on every day.

To prevent any further outreach at your home or on your phone, and ensure your community gets its full support, residents can quickly complete their forms using these official methods:

• In Person: Complete the form right at the doorstep. Our field workers are fully equipped to help residents fill out the questionnaire securely in person.
• Online: Fast and secure by entering a 16-digit access code on the Statistics Canada Census Portal.
• By Phone: Call the official Census Help Line at 1-833-852-2026 to complete it directly with an agent. (For TTY hearing/speech impaired service, call 1-833-830-3109).
• By Mail: Complete and mail back the paper questionnaire if one was dropped off at the home.

06/30/2026

Flooding on highway 16 east of junction 16 & 35