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Fri., Feb. 12 @ 7:30 pm- Luseland Arts Council present Steven Palmer - Down Home Roots at the Homecoming Hall. Adults $15, Students $9, Family $35. Chocolate desserts served at intermission. Tickets available at the Cr. Union & Luseland Pharmacy.

Sat. Feb. 27, 2-4 pm- The Guiding Family Strawberry Shortcake Tea & bake sale at the Pioneer Club.

Check out the History page for Through the years written by R. Bell & was published in 1967 by Luseland, Salvador District Centennial Committee.

Carol's Beauty Salon has made some changes-Come in and see Tammy & Robin for your hair styling needs. Hours: Tues-Sat. 9 am-5 pm. For appointments call (306) 372-4433

Next Luseland 100th Celebration open organizational meeting will be held Wednesday, February 24th at 7:30
at the Luseland Theatre.

Trip of the Month Winners click here

NOW OPEN
Golden Prairie Restaurant
Tired of making meals. Estelle and the staff at Golden Prairie Restaurant are waiting to serve you.

Hours are:

Monday to Sunday- 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

There will be a weekly Friday evening buffet from 5:00 to 7:30 and a Sunday Brunch from 7:30 to noon. With a menu full of great choices, Golden Prairie Restaurant is a great option for a quick bite at lunch or a supper out. Estelle and her staff are happy to cater for large or small groups, so call 372-4117 So whether you are looking for pizza or T-bone steak, Golden Prairie Restaurant is looking forward to serving you.

LANDFILL HOURS WINTER HOURS

winter Hours in Effect Dec, 09:

Tuesday 8 a.m.-Noon & 12:00 pm - 1 - 4 pm

Saturday 1 p.m.- 4 p.m

-Cardboard and paper are no longer accepted at the landfill. It can be recycled and is welcome at the recycle centre. Also, when taking bicycles out to the landfill, tires must be removed and when disposing of appliances with compressors, compressors must be removed prior to disposal.
-to view the Recycling Program guidelines-go to - Notices & Bylaws-click on Recycling.

Check out Prairie Impressions on main street for all your Embroidery, Imprinting, Laser Engraving, Rotary Engraving, Copying, Labels, Signs, Vehicle Graphics, Award, Business, Posters and more

GET YOUR MALLARD GEAR ....

Mugs - Clocks - hats - Car Flags - Hoodies - T-shirts - Jackets - Water Bottles - To Go Mugs - License Plates

Mallards Hockey season Schedule click here

Julie's Corner Store hours -Mon.-Sat.-6:30 am - 8 pm & Sundays 9 am 8:00 pm. Normal hours will resume in spring. Starting Sept. 9 - we will be serving delicious hot soups and chili with a few extras for lunch. Click for more info

Check out the movies at the Theatre. Click here

-For STC Passenger & Freight Schedule click here

-Jan. 2010- Reminder to all Dog Owners - Dog Licenses must be renewed . ALL dogs aged 6 months or older must be licensed. dog licenses can be obtained from the Town Office.

Notice Regarding Used Clothing Drop off: make sure clothing is boxed & tied with heavy twine (do not put in plastic bags). Clothes may be dropped off at the Catholic Church basement.

Luseland Biz is an online information resource dedicated to promoting business and economic development for Luseland and the surrounding municipalities.

IT'S 2010 AND THE TOWN OF LUSELAND WILL BE CELEBRATING IT'S 100TH BIRTHDAY, SO COME HELP US CELEBRATE CLICK HERE FOR TENTATIVE PLANS FOR LUSELAND'S CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS! Events will be posted as the planning continues. Click here 100th Birthday Newsletter
Rural living at its best. Dedicated to growing our future.

Luseland, where the open plains meet the rolling parkland, offers the best of the prairies ... the beauty of trees and gardens under Saskatchewan's living skies. Situated on Highway 31, just 30 miles from the Alberta Border, Luseland offers country living with urban amenities. We are a two-hour drive west of Saskatoon. Luseland was named after Sam Luse. In the early 1900's the Luse Land Development Co. Ltd., with it's head office in St. Paul, Minnesota, operated by Sam Luse, organized train loads of prospective settlers, and brought them to the area now known as Luseland. Agriculture remains the primary industry, supplemented by a well-established oil and gas industry.
Business Opportunities The Town of Luseland is growing. In order to meet local demands for services, the town is currently in need of tradesmen. Why not start your business in a friendly town that has lots to offer. The Luseland Economic Development Corporation can help local Entrepreneurs realize their business dreams! click here to see how Luseland Economic Development Corporation Theresa Leinenweber will be in the Luseland Town Office Tuesday Afternoons- 372-4218 -luseland@gmail.com
Luseland 1st place - 2002
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