Moosomin · As a % of Total Houses: Moosomin Totals SK Totals Total Houses 1,015 387,140 Single-detached Houses 81.3 74.3 Semi-detached Houses 3.0 2.8 Row Houses 3.9 3.3 Apartment

Moosomin Community Profile

Building Communities Together

SEER - Building Communities Together

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Table of Contents Moosomin Quick Facts .............................................................................................................................. 4

Message from the Mayor.......................................................................................................................... 5

Community Information ............................................................................................................................... 6

Introduction to the Community ................................................................................................................ 6

Facts About the Community ..................................................................................................................... 6

Distance to Travel from Moosomin to Major Centres .............................................................................. 6

Map of the Community ............................................................................................................................. 7

Moosomin Google Map ............................................................................................................................ 8

Statistical Inventory – Social, Economic, and Geographical Data ................................................................. 9

Social Data (Statistics Canada 2006) ......................................................................................................... 9

Economic Data ........................................................................................................................................ 13

Geographical Data: (see SEER website) .................................................................................................. 14

Local Institution Inventory .......................................................................................................................... 15

Business................................................................................................................................................... 15

Economic ................................................................................................................................................. 16

Educational ............................................................................................................................................. 16

Political .................................................................................................................................................... 17

Religious .................................................................................................................................................. 18

Social Networks & Community Organizations ............................................................................................ 18

Taxes ....................................................................................................................................................... 20

Physical Infrastructure & Land Asset Inventory .......................................................................................... 20

Roads & Highways ................................................................................................................................... 20

Rail Systems ............................................................................................................................................ 21

Public Transit Services ............................................................................................................................. 21

Airport ..................................................................................................................................................... 22

Pedestrian (Walk / Bike) ......................................................................................................................... 23

Utilities & Community Facilities .................................................................................................................. 23

Water Systems ........................................................................................................................................ 23

Solid Waste Systems ............................................................................................................................... 23

Garbage Pick-Up ...................................................................................................................................... 24



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Energy Systems ....................................................................................................................................... 24

Commercial & Industrial Buildings (Owned by Municipality) ................................................................. 24

Public Services & Facilities ...................................................................................................................... 25

Technological Infrastructure ................................................................................................................... 28

Housing ....................................................................................................................................................... 29

Housing Availability ................................................................................................................................. 29

Housing Values ........................................................................................................................................ 30

Visual Appearance of Housing (individual properties) ........................................................................... 30

Land Use & Resources ................................................................................................................................. 31

Availability ............................................................................................................................................... 31

Land Assets ............................................................................................................................................. 31

Cultural & Heritage Inventory ..................................................................................................................... 32

Cultural .................................................................................................................................................... 32

Heritage ................................................................................................................................................... 34

References .................................................................................................................................................. 37



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Moosomin Quick Facts



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Message from the Mayor

Welcome to the Town of Moosomin. I invite you to explore Moosomin to discover all the opportunities available in our great community.

I am very proud to call the Town of Moosomin home. Moosomin is an excellent place to live, work, raise a family and retire. This is in part due to our diversified economy of oil, gas, agriculture, and potash mining to name a few. We are proud of the many services we have to offer our residents; from quality health care

to our educational facilities and our many recreational opportunities. Our quality of life is second to none because of our rural setting and our convenient access, due to being situated along the Trans Canada Highway and the mainline of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

We are very excited about our future and the many business and personal opportunities available in our region and community... DISCOVER MOOSOMIN, “The Town on the Move.”

Come and stay with us today!

Larry Tomlinson Mayor of Moosomin



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Community Information

Introduction to the Community

Population: 2891 (2011 Covered Health Population)

The Town of Moosomin is a community of 2891 people on the southeastern edge of Saskatchewan, approximately 222 km east of Regina and situated on the Trans-Canada Highway. We are a growing community noted for our pleasant residential neighborhoods. Moosomin is surrounded by rich farmland, oil, gas, and potash mining industries which help make our economy vibrant.

Facts About the Community Website: www.moosomin.com

Incorporation: Town 1887 (Moosomin was a community in 1882 as the CPR progressed west).

Economic Background: Agricultural, oil, gas, and potash mining industries.

Distance to Travel from Moosomin to Major Centres Melville: 150 km Calgary: 979 km

Yorkton: 161 km Edmonton: 1003 km

Regina: 222 km Winnipeg: 349 km

Saskatoon: 479 km Minot: 243 km



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Map of the Community



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Moosomin Google Map



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Statistical Inventory – Social, Economic, and Geographical Data

Social Data (Statistics Canada 2006) Historical Population Growth:

1996 2001 2006 Moosomin 2,420 2,361 2,257 Total SK 990,237 978,933 968,157

Current & Projected Population Estimates:

Current: 2891 as of 2011 (Saskatchewan Health Covered Population)

Ethnic & Cultural Distributions:

Citizenship 2006

Total Male Female SK Total Male Female Total Population 2180 1025 1155 953,845 469,405 484,445 Canadian 2165 1015 1145 936,850 460,975 475,875 Canadian Under Age 18 470 220 245 231,130 118,945 112,190 Canadian Above Age 18 1695 795 900 705,725 342,035 363,690 Non- Permanent Residences

20 10 10 16,995 8,430 8,570

Aboriginal Population 2006

Total Male Female SK Total Male Female Total Population 2185 1025 1160 953,850 469,405 484,445 Aboriginal 90 20 70 141,890 69,565 72,325 Non-Aboriginal 2085 1000 1085 811,955 399,840 412,120

Knowledge of Official Languages 2006

Total Male Female SK Total Male Female Total Population 2180 1025 1155 953,845 469,405 484,445 English Only 2130 995 1135 902,655 446,480 456,170 French Only 0 0 0 480 230 250 Both 45 30 15 47,450 21,185 26,265 Neither 0 0 0 3,260 1,505 1,760



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Visible Minority Population Characteristics 2006

Total Male Female SK Total Male Female Total Population 2180 1025 1155 953,845 469,405 484,445 Total Visible Minority

15 10 5 33,900 17,220 16,675

Chinese 10 0 10 9,505 4,925 4,580 South Asian 0 0 0 5,130 2,760 2,370 Black 0 0 0 5,090 2,630 2,455 Filipino 0 0 0 3,770 1,685 2,085 Latin American 0 0 0 2,520 1,265 1,255 South East Asian 0 0 0 2,555 1,280 1,270 Arab 0 0 0 1,710 910 800 West Asian 0 0 0 1,020 500 520 Korean 0 0 0 740 325 410 Japanese 15 0 15 645 280 360 Visible Minority n.i.e.

0 0 0 405 185 220

Multiple Visible Minority

0 0 0 810 465 345

Not Visible Minority 2160 1020 1140 919,950 452,180 467,765

Age Distribution 2009:

Total Male Female 0-4 125 65 60 5-9 125 60 65 10-14 135 75 60 15-19 135 70 60 20-24 110 60 55 25-29 105 40 60 30-34 120 55 65 35-39 140 75 65 40-44 150 80 75 45-49 150 75 75 50-54 130 60 70 55-59 115 55 60 60-64 110 50 60 65-69 100 50 50 70-74 110 45 70 75-79 135 55 80 80-84 120 50 70 85 and over 145 40 110 Median age of population

44.6 41.9 47.4

% of population aged 15 and over

82.9 80.7 85.0

Total 2255 1160 1195



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School Enrolment:

Total Enrolment K-5 is 260 and Grade 6-12 is 310 for a total of 570 Students, as of September

30th, 2011.

Educational Distribution 2006:

Total Male Female SK Total Male Female Total Age 15 and over 1790 845 940 766,235 373,390 392,845 Total Age 15-24 245 135 105 140,690 72,885 68,810 No Certificate, Diploma or Degree

105 55 45 67,545 36,390 31,155

High School or Equivalent

90 55 35 50,555 26,480 24,075

Apprenticeships & trades Certificate & Diploma

10 5 5 5,790 3,275 2,515

College, CEGEP or Other Non-University Certificate or Diploma

25 15 10 9,285 3,545 5,745

University Certificate or Diploma less than Bachelor Level

10 0 10 1,910 840 1,070

University Certificate, Diploma or Degree

0 0 0 6,600 2,350 4,250

Total Age 25-34 255 105 150 112,080 54,335 57,740 No Certificate, Diploma or Degree

20 0 15 17,800 10,110 7,690


80 45 35 31,785 17,345 14,440


30 10 20 12,920 7,740 5,175


50 15 35 22,180 8,180 14,000


10 10 0 3,950 1,650 2,300


65 15 50 23,440 9,300 14,135

Total Age 35-64 735 375 360 373,475 183,805 189,670 No Certificate, Diploma or Degree

150 95 55 76,295 43,585 32,715


215 125 95 97,775 47,620 50,150


120 60 65 53,420 32,900 20,520


130 40 90 67,445 24,135 43,305


35 10 20 19,190 7,280 11,905


80 45 35 59,355 28,280 31,080



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Marital Status 2006:

Total Male Female SK Total Male Female Total Population (15+) 1870 850 1020 780,460 379,275 401,185 Never Married – Single

440 240 195 256,450 138,790 117,660

Married & Not Separated

1,020 510 515 396,500 198,280 198,215

Married & Separated 50 25 30 19,385 8,780 10,605 Divorced 100 45 60 51,170 23,160 28,010 Widowed 260 35 225 56,955 10,265 46,690

Veteran Status 2010: N/A

Housing – Types of Residences 2006:

As a % of Total Houses: Moosomin Totals SK Totals Total Houses 1,015 387,140 Single-detached Houses 81.3 74.3 Semi-detached Houses 3.0 2.8 Row Houses 3.9 3.3 Apartment & Duplexes 3.0 1.8 Apartment Less than 5 Storeys 7.4 12.9 Apartment Greater than 5 Storeys 0.0 2.8 Other 0.0 2.0 Owned 780 277,860 Rented 240 99,125 Constructed Before 1986 870 312,460 Constructed Between 1986-2006 145 74,680 Need Major Repairs 8.9 10.5 Average Rooms Per Home 6.5 6.8 More than 1 Person Per Room 1.0 1.4 Average Value of Owned 98,819 132,111



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Economic Data Median Income of Households & Families 2006:

($) Moosomin Totals SK Totals Total Homes 1,015 387,140 Average Household Size in Persons 2.1 2.4 Median Income in 2005 for All Private Households 43,561 46,705 Median Income in 2005 for All Coupled Households with Children 86,218 76,494 Median Income in 2005 for All Coupled Households Without Children 49,663 57,994 Median Income in 2005 for All One-Person Households 23,212 23,122 Median Income in 2005 for All Other Household Types 32,694 37,113 2005 After Tax Income for All Private Households 36,401 41,084 2005 After Tax Income for All Coupled Households With Children 69,069 65,210 2005 After Tax Income for All Coupled Households Without Children 44,170 49,942 2005 After Tax Income for All One-Person Households 21,329 21,107 2005 After Tax Income for All Other Household Types 30,902 354,521

Income In 2005:

($) Total Male Female SK Total Male Female Total Aged 15+ With Income 1,750 820 930 728,960 356,325 372,635 Median Income 15+ 24,902 34,136 20,840 23,755 29,589 19,873 Median After Tax Income 15+ 23,444 29,798 19,098 21,679 25,944 18,659 Composition of Total Income 100 100 100 100 100 100 Earnings as a Percentage of Total Income 71.5 79.3 59.1 73.9 77.8 68.5 Government Transfers 15.2 10.1 23.0 12.8 9.1 18.0 Other Money 13.4 10.9 17.4 13.3 13.2 13.5 Income Status in Private Households 2,180 1,025 1,155 89,757 441,025 456,545 % In Low Income Before Tax – All Persons 10.6 8.3 12.1 14.4 13.1 15.6 % In Low Income After Tax –All Persons 6.4 6.3 6.9 9.9 9.4 10.4 % In Low Income Before Tax – Persons Less Than 18

12.8 8.9 16.0 18.1 18.1 18.1

% In Low Income After Tax – Persons Less Than 18

9.6 9.1 8.0 12.5 12.6 12.5

Employment Status & Labour Force Activity 2006:

Total Male Female SK Total Male Female Total Population(15+) 1785 845 945 766,230 373,390 392,845 In Labour Force 1105 600 500 524,305 277,680 246,620 Employed 1085 595 495 494,900 261,355 233,545 Unemployed 20 10 10 29,400 16,325 13,075 Not In Labour Force 685 245 440 241,930 95,710 146,225 Participation Rate 61.9 71.0 52.9 68.4 74.4 62.8 Employment Rate 60.8 70.4 52.4 64.6 70.0 59.4 Unemployment Rate 1.8 0.0 2.0 5.6 5.9 5.3



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Occupation 2006:

Total Male Female SK Total Male Female Total Population 15+ 1100 595 505 517,475 274,140 243,340 Management 155 75 75 41,595 25,460 16,135 Business, Finance & Administration 100 20 80 80,525 19,090 61,440 Health 45 35 10 32,205 5,055 27,155 Natural & Applied Sciences & Related

65 10 60 21,765 16,960 4,805

Social Science, Education, Government Service & Religion

95 25 75 42,840 13,325 29,515

Art, Culture, Recreation & Sport 10 10 0 10,960 4,400 6,560 Sales & Service 320 125 195 120,600 46,795 73,805 Trades, Transport & Equipment Operators & Related

180 175 0 83,245 77,815 5,430

Unique to Primary Industry 115 110 0 67,660 52,755 14,900 Unique to Processing, Manufacturing & Utilities

10 10 0 16,075 12,485 3,595

Industries 2006:

Total Male Female SK Total Male Female Total Population Employed 1,100 595 500 517,475 274,140 243,340 Agriculture & Other Resource Based Industries

190 175 15 84,305 64,265 20,040

Construction 55 50 0 29,940 26,835 3,105 Manufacturing 25 30 0 29,865 22,985 6,885 Wholesale Trade 80 55 25 19,100 14,070 5,035 Retail Trade 180 100 80 56,730 25,620 31,110 Finance & Real Estate 60 0 60 25,280 9,245 16,035 Healthcare & Social Services 115 15 105 58,405 8,855 49,545 Educational Services 95 20 75 40,315 12,200 28,115 Business Services 135 85 45 70,545 43,090 27,450 Other Services 155 65 95 102,990 46,970 56,025

Retired / Handicapped 2011:

Retired: 27 % of the population is over the age of 65 years.

Handicapped: The Pipestone Kinability Centre has a total of 35 handicapped people employed

in Moosomin. They have two handicapped group homes with 11 residents.

Geographical Data: (see SEER website) Climate

Ecology

Natural Resources (Forests, Minerals, Oil, Lakes, Rivers, Wildlife, Etc.)

Geology



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Hydrology:

Land

Soil Type

Natural Hazards (Forest Fires, Floods, Etc.)

Local Institution Inventory

Business

Business Development Groups & Information About Starting a Business: Saskatchewan East Enterprise Region (SEER) 124 – 1st Avenue East, Box 730, Melville, SK. S0A 2P0 Phone: (306) 728-2740 Fax: (306) 728-2759

Community Futures Sunrise 11 Third Street, Weyburn, SK S4H 2K1

Phone: 1(877) 851.9997 or 1(306) 842.8803 Manager: Cory Harkness Email: [email protected] Website: www.sunrisecommunityfutures.com Moosomin Town Office Box 730, 701 Main Street Moosomin, SK S0G 3N0 Phone: 1 (306) 435-2988 Fax: 1 (306) 435-3343 E-mail: [email protected] Moosomin Chamber of Commerce Ed Hildebrandt (306) 435-3175

Building Inspectors, Utility Inspectors, Etc:

Municode Services Ltd. Warman, SK.Phone: (306) 955-6355

SaskPower Gas Inspections Weyburn (Gas & Electric)

Public Health Inspector Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region

http://www.rqhealth.ca/programs/comm_hlth_services/pubhealth/enviro_safe_food.shtml

Online Resources: SaskBiz - The most comprehensive listing of information on communities and regions in Saskatchewan. www.saskbiz.ca

Small Business Loans Association: N/A

Business License Fees: contact the town office for current business license fees

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.sunrisecommunityfutures.com/


http://www.rqhealth.ca/programs/comm_hlth_services/pubhealth/enviro_safe_food.shtml

http://www.saskbiz.ca/



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Total Permits for the Past 3 Years (Residential & Business): 2008: Residential $4,911,180 with the total building permit value of $5,189,180 2009: Total building permit value of $13,800,000 2010: Residential $1,658,400 with the total building permit value of $4,000,000

Employment Assistance: N/A

Economic Major Employers include the following: Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, Oil related

industries, Agricultural sector, Wind Energy, and the Hospitality Industry.

Public Sector Employment: Large employers include the Health care and Education sector

Educational Early Childhood Centre/Daycare:

Playfair Day Care

Terri Lowe

Phone: (306) 435-2048

Moosomin Playschool

Moosomin Family Resource Centre

Crystal Leshchyshyn (Director of Board)

Phone: (306) 435-3993

MacLeod Elementary School (K-5) 1016 Gordon Street Phone: (306) 435-3878 E-mail: [email protected]

McNaughton High School (6-12) 904 Gordon Street Phone: (306) 435-3341 Fax: (306) 435-2656 E-mail: [email protected]

Southeast Regional College – Moosomin Campus & Basic Education Centre 610 Park Avenue Box 1457, Moosomin, S0G 3N0 Phone: (306) 435-4631 Fax: (306) 435-4639 www.southeastcollege.org Moosomin is one of six Southeast Regional College campuses that serve a region including more than 70 communities. The Administration Office is centered in Weyburn.

[email protected]


http://www.southeastcollege.org/



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School Division: South East Cornerstone School Division

80A 18th Street Weyburn, SK S4H 2W4

Phone: (306) 848-0080

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.cornerstonesd.ca

Political Local Councils & Boards:

Mayor of Moosomin: Don Bradley

Councillors: Chris Davidson, Valerie Hodgson, Lyndon Jacobs, Ann Norgan, Larry Tomlinson, Garry Beckett

Town Administrator: Paul Listrom

Acting Town Foreman: Barry Davidson

Recreation Director: Mike Schwean

Provincial Government: Don Toth, MLA Moosomin

Box 1038 / 628 Main Street Moosomin, SK S0G 3N0

Phone: (306) 435-3329 Fax: ( 306) 435-3921

E-mail: [email protected]

Federal Government:

Member of Parliament Ed Komarnicki

Box 1648/806 Broadway Avenue Moosomin, SK S0G 3N0

Phone: (306) 435-2831 Fax: (306) 435-2837

Email: [email protected] Website: www.edkom.ca


http://www.cornerstonesd.ca/



http://www.edkom.ca/



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Religious Churches, Faith Based Organizations (Sunday Schools, Study Groups, Volunteer Groups), Faith

Based Programs & Services

Churches

Anglican Church of Canada 701 Ellice Street

(306) 435-3002

Bethel United Church 804 Gordon Street

(306) 435-2731

Jehovah’s Witnesses 220 Henry Street

(306) 435-3537

Moosomin Baptist Church 1117 Main Street

(306) 435-2455

Moosomin River of Life Church 1501 Broadway Avenue

(306) 435-2798

St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church 716 Main Street

(306) 435-2155

St. Mary’s Catholic 1107 Carleton Street

(306) 435-2993

Trinity Lutheran Church 501 Mark Avenue

(306) 435-2317

Social Networks & Community Organizations Civic Groups (Relating to the Government or of the City), Volunteer Services (Big Brothers, Peer

Tutoring Groups, Social Interest Groups(Knitting Circles, Book Clubs, Bird Watchers), Associations

(Knights of Columbus, Kinsmen, Girl Guides), Support Groups, Charities, Sport Leagues, Recreational

Organizations, Neighborhood Groups, Co-operatives, Shared Spaces (Community Gardens, Parks,

Playgrounds, Nature Trails (updated January 2012):

Anchor Fellowship Society Doug Bain (306) 435-3748 Archery Glen Dearle (306) 435-3668 Boy Scouts Lynn Abrahamson (306) 435-2425 Chamber of Commerce Ed Hildebrandt (Chairperson) (306) 435-3175 Chamber of Commerce Kevin Weedmark (Director) (306) 435-2445 Elks Lodge #340 Daryl McKay (Trustee) (306) 435-2153/ (306) 435-2714 Barry Ireland (Exalted Ruler) (306) 435-3862 Fine Options Mike Schwean (306) 435-3622 Genealogy Society Alfred & Marjorie Skulmoski (306) 435-2560 History/Cemetery Carl Buehler (306) 435-3668 Town of Moosomin (306) 435-2988 Justice of the Peace Heather Donald (306) 435-2296 Kinette Club Alyssa Nosterud (President) (306) 435-6662 Kinsmen Club Johnathan Nosterud (President) (306) 434-7460 Laurel’s School of Dance Laurel Unger (Instructor) (306) 435-3604



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Masonic Lodge #7 Ray Norgan (Master) (306) 435-3139 Morgan Adam (306) 435-3677 MacLeod Elementary School Devona Putland (Principal) (306) 435-3878 McNaughton High School Jeff St.Onge (Principal) (306) 435-3341 Moosomin 4-H Light Horse Club Charlene Easton (Leader) (306) 435-2345 Moosomin and District Arts Council Vi Kerslake (Chairperson) (306) 435-2879 Moosomin and District Seniors Group Marilyn Orr (306) 435-3005 Moosomin Cadets Norma Metzger (C.O.) (306) 435-8021 Moosomin Curling Club Mike Schwean (Manager) (306) 435-3622 Moosomin Family Resource Centre Crystal Leshchyshyn (Director) (306) 435-3993 Moosomin Generals Football Jason Schenn (306) 435-4655 Moosomin Minor Ball Diane Jamieson (306) 435-2332 Michelle Bender (306) 435-4005 Moosomin Minor Hockey Ross Shaw (Chairperson) (306) 435-2977 Moosomin Recreation Mike Schwean (Director) (306) 435-3622 Moosomin Regional Museum Dennis Barry (Chairperson) (306) 435-2590 Moosomin Rodeo Committee Todd Norgan (306) 435-2556 Derek Smart (President) (306) 435-9899 Moosomin Shrine Club Herb Doll (President) (306) 435-2835 Moosomin Skating Club Tanya Johnston (306) 435-2545 Moosomin Soccer Association Greg Sweet (306) 435-4908 Leanne Plewes (306) 435-9472 Pipestone Hills Golf Club Ernie Wells (Manager) (306) 435-3511 Dave Meyers (President) (306) 435-7839 Playfair Daycare Wendy Leeds (306) 435-3939 Royal Canadian Legion #81 Alison Johnson (Manager) (306) 435-3151 Theatre (Committee) Heather Riffel (306) 435-3573 Tri-Valley Trails Joe Mitchell (306) 435-7243 Toastmasters Karen Haggarty (306) 435-2347 Town of Moosomin Town Office (306) 435-2988 Town Foreman (306) 435-2992 Recreation Director (306) 435-3622 Library (306) 435-2107



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Taxes Property Tax:

Mill Rate Factors (MRF) ONLY apply to Municipal Taxes Residential 0.8499

Commercial 1.5524

Agricultural 0.8606

Residential:

Municipal 21.0000 x 0.8499 (MRF)

School 9.5100

TOTAL 30.5100

Commercial:


School variable - Assessment less than $500,000 @12.25 mills

- Assessment more than $500,000….the first

$499,999 of assessment @ the rate of 12.25, then

for the assessment between $500,000 and

$5,999,999 @ the rate of 14.75

- Assessment of over 6,000,000 @ the rate of 18.55

mills

Agricultural:


School 3.9100

TOTAL 24.9100

Utility Tax: N/A

Physical Infrastructure & Land Asset Inventory

Roads & Highways Average Daily Traffic (2009 Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways & Infrastructure):

Short Term Count:

1450-1600 Vehicles from Moosomin Hwy #8 towards Rocanville

3900-4040 Vehicles from Moosomin Hwy #1 towards Whitewood

840-1500 Vehicles from Moosomin Hwy 8 to Junction of Hwy #48

Continuous Classification

3580 Continuous Classification on Hwy #1 Moosomin to Manitoba Border

Truck Average Annual Daily Traffic:

1630 Truck Average Annual Daily Traffic on Hwy #1 Moosomin to Manitoba Border



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Parking Availability: parallel parking is available in the entire community

Condition of Roads, Bridges & Other Relevant Structures: the roads are in good condition and

there are no bridges located in the community.

Maintenance & Improvement History: the community of Moosomin makes an annual

investment of $300,000 per year on pavement upgrades.

Roadway Characteristics:

Two lane highway on Hwy # 8

Four lane divided highway on Hwy #1

Rail Systems Number of Highway Rail Crossings: One railway crossing on Highway #8

Type of Service: Canadian Pacific Mainline, Broadview subdivision for freight service

Track Mileage in the Community: over two miles of two sets of tracks plus sidings

Types of Crossing Protection: Three controlled crossings with arms and two crossings with only

lights.

Number of Rail/Highway Crashes: N/A

Opportunity to Develop Links/Transfers to Other Transportation Choices: N/A

Public Transit Services Greyhound Bus Depot located at FasGas

502 PARK AVE, Moosomin, SK S0G3N0

Website www.greyhound.ca Area of Service: North American inter-city bus service Telephone Numbers Main: (306) 435-2335 Greyhound Package Express: (306) 435-2335 Hours Of Operation Hours of Operation subject to change. Please call to verify hours before making travel arrangements. Station Monday - Friday 05:00 AM - 11:00 PM Saturday - Sunday 07:00 AM - 11:00 PM Holiday 07:00 AM - 11:00 PM

http://www.greyhound.ca/



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Greyhound Courier Express Monday - Friday 05:00 AM - 11:00 PM Saturday - Sunday 07:00 AM - 11:00 PM Holiday 07:00 AM - 11:00 PM Pickup And Deliver Monday - Friday 05:00 AM - 11:00 PM Saturday - Sunday 07:00 AM - 11:00 PM Holiday 07:00 AM - 11:00 PM

Ticketing Monday - Friday 05:00 AM - 11:00 PM Saturday - Sunday 07:00 AM - 11:00 PM Holiday 07:00 AM - 11:00 PM Moosomin Organization Transit of Handicapped M.O.T.O.H. : Moosomin bus service, on call service (306) 435-9777 Taxi Cabs: Moosomin Taxi (306) 434-8332

Airport Location: The Moosomin Airport is

located 3.7 km northeast of town in the

RM of Moosomin.

Type of Airport: Public

Airport Classification: TC – LID: CJB5

Description of Airport: 2 air strips

Additional Considerations:

Approach Clearance Considerations:

N/A

Opportunities to Develop Transfer/Links

to Other Transportation Choices: N/A

Elevation AMSL 1,853 ft / 565 m

Coordinates

50°10′ 07″ N 101°38′ 39″ W /

50.16861°N

101.64417°WCoordinates:

50°10′ 07″ N 101°38′ 39″ W /

50.16861°N 101.64417°W

Runways

Direction

Length

Surface

ft m

01/19 1,525 465 Turf/Gravel

08/26 2,850 869 Gravel/Clay

Source: Canada Flight Supplement[1]

http://www.enotes.com/topic/Above_mean_sea_level

http://www.enotes.com/topic/Geographic_coordinate_system

http://toolserver.org/~geohack/geohack.php?pagename=Moosomin_Airport&params=50_10_07_N_101_38_39_W_type:airport_region:CA-SK&title=Moosomin+Airport






http://www.enotes.com/topic/Runway

http://www.enotes.com/topic/Runway#Orientation_and_dimensions

http://www.enotes.com/topic/Sod

http://www.enotes.com/topic/Gravel

http://www.enotes.com/topic/Clay

http://www.enotes.com/topic/Canada_Flight_Supplement




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Pedestrian (Walk / Bike)

Total Kilometres of Sidewalks & Area of Community With or Without Sidewalks: 17 kilometres or 50% of the community.

General Condition of Sidewalks: fair to good condition

Opportunities to Develop Pedestrian Pathways: opportunities do exist, although the community has not pursued them.

Curbing: 95% of the community has curbing

Opportunity to Develop Links/Transfers to Other Transportation Choices: N/A

Utilities & Community Facilities

Water Systems Identify the Capacity & Condition of the Drinking Water, Wastewater & Storm Water Systems:

Capacity: Moosomin has two wells located adjacent to Moosomin Lake. The town is at half

capacity for water. A new water treatment plant was built in 1986 with numerous updates to

the water system on an ongoing basis.

Wastewater: 4-cell lagoon system. The primary cell is aerated and the remaining three cells are evaporation ponds. Moosomin is in the process of expansions for future development.

Storm water system: Locate the Septic Systems & Assess Their Condition: See Map Page 8. The storm water management system is unlimited in the form of both

underground and surface.

Locate Private & Public Wells & Assess Their Condition: N/A

Solid Waste Systems Include Landfill & Transfer Stations, Compost Facilities, Recycling Centres & Depots:

Moosomin Landfill Site: Located southwest of town. See Map Page 8.

January – April - Tuesday - Saturday: Noon - 4 PM, Closed Sunday and Monday

May - Tuesday - Saturday: Noon - 7 PM, Sunday: Noon - 5 PM, Closed Monday

June – September - Tuesday - Saturday: Noon - 7 PM, Closed Sunday and Monday

October - Tuesday - Saturday: Noon - 7 PM, Sunday: Noon - 5 PM, Closed Monday

November – December - Tuesday - Saturday: Noon - 4 PM, Closed Sunday and Monday

Landfill Rate Schedule: Please refer to Appendix “A” to Bylaw No. 2010-03. Please contact the

Town Office for more information.



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SARCAN Bottle Depot

612 Cook Road

Phone: (306) 435-3558 8 AM - 4:30 PM, Monday – Friday Kin-Ability Eco Centre

612 Cook Road

Phone: (306) 435-4177 Oil Recycling, Always open for drop off.

Garbage Pick-Up Commercial entities are required to arrange for their own disposal of refuse. The Town of Moosomin provides weekly residential garbage pick-up.

Rotave Sanitation Services Ltd. c/o Peter McMullen Phone: (306) 435-3982

Specify the Capacity, Use Level & Condition of the Current Waste Management System: The

Moosomin landfill is currently able to address Moosomin’s needs.

Energy Systems Inventory of the Energy Utilities Serving the Community:

Clean & Green Energy in the Moosomin Community (Electric & Natural Gas)

SaskEnergy www.saskenergy.com 1-(306) 435-4555 SaskPower www.saskpower.com 1-(800) 667-8835

Identify & Map Existing & Planned Utility Corridors: N/A

Commercial & Industrial Buildings (Owned by Municipality) Businesses, Storage Facilities & Processing Facilities ( Identify When Building Was Built,

Improvements Completed/Required, Condition, Capacity & Status of Each Facility & Future

Plans):

Administration Office & Library Built in 1991

Fire Hall Upgraded in 2011

Landfill

Water treatment plant 1986 Communiplex Built 1976, upgrades ongoing

Conexus Convention Centre (seats 600) Built 2011

Swimming Pool Built 1967, major upgrade in 1999, new pool liner. Water park and waterslide recently upgraded in 2007.

Public Works (two main buildings and three sheds) Built 1986 Bradley Park (outdoor recreation facilities)

http://www.saskenergy.com/

http://www.saskpower.com/



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Inventory Machinery, Parts:

2004 John Deere 6415 Tractor with 640SL Loader 1992 International Plow truck

1998 John Deere 410E Backhoe 2011 Mack Truck

2007 Ford Motoh Bus 1991 Jaws of Life Incl. Cutter

1998 Superior Triple Como Pumper Fire Truck 2001 John Deere Wheel Loader 1989 Ford F800 Water Truck - Fire 1995 Chev Pickup Truck

1977 Ford Econoline Fire Van 1993 John Deere Riding Lawn Mower

1990 GMC – C5H042 Emergency Response Van 1988 John Deere Gator

1997 Ford Ambulance Van 2003 Polaris 6x6 ATV 2010 Ford – F350 – 4x4 Quick Attack 1968 Gravel Screener 1999 Kenworth Pumper Truck 1997 Elgin Street Sweeper

2004 John Deere 770 CH Custom 210 Grader 2001 GMC Sierra 1500 Pickup Truck

1977 Mack Truck 1999 GMC Sierra W/S Pickup Truck 1984 Mack Truck 1991 GMC Light 1 ton Truck

2002 Ford F-350 1 ton Truck 2002 Freightliner Bucket Truck

2007 John Deere Riding Mower 2001 John Deere Riding Mower

1999 John Deere Riding Mower 2001 10 foot Rotary Mower Schulte

1996 GMC Black Pickup Truck 1939 Ford Old Fire Truck

1987 – 400 Zamboni 1997 Caterpillar / D5MX6 Cat Crawler Tractor

1968 MF65 Tractor 1984 Chev Fire Truck

Commercial Real Estate Opportunities: contact the town office for current information

Public Services & Facilities Assess the Condition, Status of Building, Vehicles & Equipment Used by Community Service

Facilities:

Service Type Service Name/Address Contact Number

Ambulance Hutch’s Ambulance Service (private) 813 McNaughton Street

911

Bowling Moosomin Bowling Centre 107 Wright Road

(306) 435-2325

Camp Grounds Fieldstone Campgrounds & RV Park Highway 8 North

Moosomin Regional Park Moosomin Lake

(306) 435-2677

(306) 435-3521

Chiropractor Dr. Brian Grassick 906 Main Street

(306) 435-4250

Curling Rink Moosomin Curling Club 919 Birtle Street

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Dentists Moosomin Dental Centre 602 Birtle Street

Dr. Ron Austin, Dr. Kurt Olafson Moosomin Dental Clinic

903 Broadway Avenue Dr. Pat Biglow-Lecomte

(306) 435-3330

(306) 435-3080

Fire Alarm 911

Funeral Services Carscadden GR Funeral Chapel 614 Birtle Street

(306) 435-2513

Golf Courses Pipestone Hills Golf Course (306) 435-3511

Halls & Auditoriums Conexus Convention Centre 113 Wright Road

(306) 435-2000

Hockey Clubs Moosomin Minor Hockey Association 113 Wright Road

(306) 435-4958

Hospital South East Integrated Care Centre 601Wright Road East

Built in 2008, 85 beds (27 acute care and 58 long term care)

Long Term Care Home Care

Public Health Mental Health Physiotherapy

(306) 435-3301

(306) 435-6255 (306) 435-3888 (306) 435-6279 (306) 435-6277 (306) 435-6267

Housing - Low Rental Moosomin Housing Authority 707 Main Street

(306) 435-2113

Ice Skating Arena Moosomin Communiplex 113 Wright Road East

(306) 435-3111

Lawyers Hildebrandt Law Office 615 Main Street

Osman & Co 1103 Broadway Avenue

(306) 435-3175

(306) 435-3851

Libraries South East Regional Library – 1991 701 Main Street

(306) 435-2107

Massage, Acupuncture Shelley’s Kneedles & Knots 611 Main Street

(306) 435-4020

Medical Clinic Moosomin Family Practice (7 doctors) 708 Main Street

(306) 435-3838

Moosomin Therapy Centre Physiotherapist, Sports Therapist, Exercise Therapist, Acupuncture

(306) 435-3838

Museum Moosomin Regional Museum (306) 435-2590

Optometrists Dr. Ron Gaucher & Dr. S. Yea 504 Park Avenue

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Pharmacies Moosomin Drug Mart 608 Birtle Street

Pharmasave 630 Main Street

(306) 435-3252 1-888-686-3784 (306) 435-3345 1-800-330-3484

Physical Fitness My Prairie Yoga 613 Main Street

Strive Fitness 616 Main Street

(306) 435-2640

(306) 435-2355

Police RCMP 1102 Carleton Street

(306) 435-3361

Post Office 711 Main Street (306) 435-2184

Recreational Inquires Moosomin Recreation Department 701 Main Street

(306) 435-3622

Swimming Activities Swimming Pool 415 Gertie Street

(306) 435-2346

Theatre Community Theatre 610 Main Street

(306) 435-2616

Tourist Information Located 20 km east on #1 highway (306) 435-4224



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Technological Infrastructure Bandwidth:

Internet- Highspeed

Radio Frequency

Connectivity, Proximity to Service Towers:

See Map Page 8. SaskTel Digital Tower

Radio:

FM: Yorkton and Brandon

AM: Regina, Yorkton, and Brandon

Cable & Phone Companies:

SaskMobility www.sasktel.com

Rogers www.rogers.com

Sasktel www.sasktel.com

Satellite Services:

Shaw, Bell, Access

Moosomin Swimming Pool Bradley Park (Moose Diamond) Bradley Park Outdoor Rink

Conexus Convention Centre 1 Conexus Convention Centre 2 Conexus Convention Centre 3

http://www.sasktel.com/

http://www.rogers.com/

http://www.sasktel.com/



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Housing

Housing Availability Average Household Size: (2006 Statistics Canada)

Selected Household Characteristics Moosomin Totals SK Totals Total - all private households 1,055 379,680 Households containing a couple (married or common-law ) with children 255 110,975 Households containing a couple (married or common-law ) without children

305 108,210

One-person households 405 105,150 Other households types 90 55,350 Median household income, 2000 ($) All households 33,317 40,251 Median household income, 2000 ($) one-person households 16,038 18,745 Median household income, 2000 ($) two or more person households 47,783 50,328 Number of rented dwellings 285 99,540 Average gross monthly payments for rented dwellings ($) 391 524 Number of owner-occupied dwellings 770 235,530 Average monthly payments for owner-occupied dwellings ($) 515 638

Average Family Size: (2006 Statistics Canada)

Selected Family Characteristics Moosomin Totals SK Totals Total number of families 620 265,620 Number of married-couple families 515 198,300

Average number of persons in married-couple families 3.0 3.1 Number of common-law couple families 45 25,255 Average number of persons in common-law-couple families 2.7 2.9 Number of lone-parent families 65 42,065 Average number of persons in lone-parent families 2.6 2.7 number of female lone-parent families 55 34,160 Average number of persons in female lone-parent families 2.5 2.7 Number of male lone-parent families 10 7,910 Average number of persons in male lone-parent families 0.0 2.5

Retrofitted Buildings & Non-Traditional Building Uses:

The former nursing home was retrofitted into fifteen condo units in the fall of 2011.

Vacancies, Housing Occupation & Capacities: Very limited residential vacancies.

Trends/Current Needs/Housing Deficiencies: Ongoing requirement for residential

development; currently have thirty nine condo units and eleven residential homes under

construction.



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Housing Values Average Price and Distribution of Owner Occupied Housing: (2006 Statistics Canada)

Selected Occupied Private Dwelling Characteristics Moosomin Totals SK Totals Total number of dwellings 1,050 379,680

Number of owned dwellings 765 268,790 Number of rented dwellings 285 101,815 Number of dwellings constructed before 1991 1,025 349,635 Number of dwellings constructed between 1991 and 2001 30 30,045 Average value of dwelling ($) 69,939 93,065

Market Rates for Housing: New homes: 1500 sq’ home with double attached garage - $350,000 - $500,000 Used homes: (1975 – 1980) 1300 sq’ bungalow with double attached garage - $250,000

Mortgage Interest Rates: Conexus Credit Union Phone: (306) 435-3374 Royal Bank of Canada Phone: (306) 435-3387 Scotia Bank Phone: 435-3857

Home-Owner Insurance: Andrews Agencies Ltd. Phone: (306) 435-3881 McKay R & J Agencies Phone: (306) 435-3387

Infrastructure Condition: 98% serviced with sewer and water. The town is developing thirteen residential lots on the old hospital location and six residential lots by the new hospital.

Visual Appearance of Housing (individual properties) Landscapes: Very well landscaped residential areas with an abundance of trees.

Shorelines: N/A

Scenic vistas: N/A

Condemned areas, uninhabitable areas: N/A

Abandoned and debilitated buildings: less than 1 %



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Land Use & Resources

Availability Maps of What Land is Available for Various Developments:

Please contact town office for current information.

Zoning Bylaws:

Bylaw No. 13-92 A Bylaw to regulate the burning of refuse within the boundaries of the town of Moosomin. Read more. Bylaw No. 1100 A Bylaw to prohibit, eliminate, and abate, loud, unusual and unnecessary noise, or noises which annoy, disturb, injure or endanger the comfort, repose, health, peace or safety of others. Read more. Bylaw No. 99-06 A Bylaw to regulate and ensure the safe operation of private swimming pools. Read more. Bylaw No. 2003 - 01 A bylaw to license and regulate the running at large of dogs and cats. Read more. Bylaw No. 2005 - 10 A bylaw to prohibit the keeping of dangerous dogs. Read more. Bylaw No. 2010 - 02 A bylaw to regulate All Terrain Vehicles. Read more.

Real Estate Values:

Average price of one quarter of land in the Moosomin area is approximately $60,000 - $100,000

Trends in the Region:

o Farm land is being converted back into range land.

o There is an influx of people from other provinces and overseas who are purchasing

farmland.

o Service industry is employing immigrant workers.

Information About Incentives: N/A

Land Assets Air Quality & Energy Resources:

Excellent Country Air

Development of Wind Energy in the region

http://www.moosomin.com/pdf/13-92.pdf

http://www.moosomin.com/pdf/1100.pdf







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Lakes, Ponds, Streams, Wetlands, Shore Lands, Floodplains & Water Resources: Moosomin

Lake (pictured below), Moosomin Regional Park, and the Pipestone C reek

Minerals: Oil, Gas, and Potash nearby

Environmental Corridors: N/A

Parks/Recreation Areas: Moosomin Regional Park, Fieldstone Campgrounds, Moosomin Lake,

Pipestone Hills Golf Course, and Bradley Park

See Map Page 8.

Landfills & Brown Fields

See Map Page 8 for Landfill location. No Brownfields.

Wildlife: Whitetail and Mule Deer, Moose, and Elk

Cultural & Heritage Inventory

Cultural Music & Performance Art:

Moosomin and District Arts Council, a member of OSAC (Organization of Saskatchewan Arts

Councils), holds four performing arts concerts a year in the Community Theatre. Some years a

Visual Arts juried art show is held.

The Mooseberry Acting Company, made up of local actors, performs two plays a year in the

Theatre.

The Theatre Committee shows movies in the same facility. (The projection system was just

upgraded to a Digital format. 3-D movies can also be shown.)

Moosomin Lake Moosomin Regional Park



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There are several music teachers in the area.

Eli Barsi, a local performer, is a singer, songwriter, western yodeler, musician (guitar &

mandolin), and entertainer with an exceptional stage presence. Her style of music includes

Western Roots, Gospel, Bluegrass, New Country, Classic Country, and Folk, all of which she

delivers with equal proficiency. Eli has had charting radio singles in Canada, released 11 CDs, 3

CMT videos, is the recipient of awards on both sides of the border, and has performed concerts

throughout North America for the past decade.

Local Artists & Art Galleries:

There are several local artists in the town and surrounding area (oil painting, line drawing,

photography). There is no Art Gallery, but the Library is used for displays occasionally.

The local Legion has a picture gallery of veterans.

Public Displays of Art (Murals, Statues & Monuments):

A mural on the side of Taylor’s Trucking Building features Saskatchewan scenes.

On the Royal Canadian Legion Building is a mural of a Saskatchewan harvest. In the

McNaughton High School lobby are murals of a seascape and a pirate scene. All were

completed by high school art students.

In Cenotaph Park is a statue of a W.W. I soldier. On the base are the names of those who lost

their lives in W. W. I, W.W. II, and the Korean War.

Indoor & Outdoor Sports:

Moosomin offers all ages of Minor Hockey, Figure Skating, Synchronized Skating, Senior Hockey,

Forty and Over Rec. Hockey, Rec. Hockey, Regular Curling, Senior Curling, Student Curling,

Bowling, all ages of Minor Ball, Senior Fastball, Slow Pitch Ball, Twi-light Baseball, Football,

Soccer, Swimming, Archery, Karate, Gymkhana, Barrel Racing, Golf, and a shooting range.

Pipestone Hills Golf Club is located in the Pipestone Valley.

The Moosomin Parks and Recreation can provide any additional information on request. Phone

(306) 435-3622.

Artisan Guilds (Quilting, Embroidery, etc.):

There are no Guilds, but there are a number of quilters in Moosomin and area. Shirley’s Sewing

Room offers classes throughout the year. Some people meet regularly to do charity quilts.



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Sporting Events & Competitions:

In winter there are numerous bonspiels, hockey events, and figure skating carnivals. In the

summer there are all forms of ball tournaments and several golf tournaments. Also, soccer and

football are gaining in popularity. In Moosomin there are always events and functions going on.

For more information call the Recreation Office at (306) 435-3622.

Local Sports Leagues:

Hockey and Ball Leagues, Figure Skating Club, Synchronizing Skating Club, Gymkhana Club,

Soccer Leagues, and Football League. Because this information is always changing, check with

the Recreation Office at (306) 435-3622.

Specialty & Ethnic Cuisine:

There are nine restaurants in Town, including two which serve Chinese food. Two fast food

franchises operate and two more are under construction. Four bars serve meals.

Languages:

Moosomin has always been an English-speaking community. With the recent influx of

immigrants, EAL (English as an Additional Language) classes are offered here, through the

Community College. Spanish lessons are offered by private individuals.

Festivals & Ceremonies:

The big summer event is the CSA and MRCA sanctioned Moosomin Rodeo, which is held Friday

and Saturday, the second week-end in July. There is a parade, children’s events, and a dance.

Farmers’ Markets:

An area market gardener offers produce for sale in the late summer. Occasionally, there is a

Farmer’s Market in the Legion Hall, offering produce and baking.

Public Playgrounds, Parks, etc.:

MacLeod Elementary School Playground, with three sets of apparatuses, is very popular.

Next to the Swimming Pool is Kinsmen Park with playground equipment and picnic tables.

In 2012 a large playground will be added to Bradley Park.

Heritage Museums:

Moosomin & District Regional Museum has two historic churches, tractors, farm machinery,

cars, and indoor display areas. For summer hours, phone the Town Office at (306) 435-2988.



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Historic Landmark Buildings:

Because Moosomin began in 1882, there are numerous vintage structures. Two Heritage

Walking Tour Brochures feature 33 locations; these are available at the Library or the Town

Office.

The McNaughton Co. Stores are a Provincial Heritage Site. McNaughton’s operated from 1882

to 1956, the longest continuously operating commercial enterprise in Saskatchewan.

Community History & Local Legends:

Moosomin was named after Chief Moosomin, an Indian chief who lived in the Battleford area.

(The Moosomin Reserve is three km east of Cochin, SK.) There is a line drawing of Chief

Moosomin in the Town Office, by local artist, Dustin George.

Moosomin began just before the CPR reached here on June 30, 1882. The first structures were

shacks and tents. Because Moosomin was the first town in Saskatchewan, the North (1884) and

South (1902) Cemeteries are very interesting to browse around. The North Cemetery contains

the grave site of the victims of a mass murder in Welwyn in 1901.

The “Hockey Hall of Fame” in the Communiplex features the jerseys of local athletes who

achieved prominence.

Famous Residents:

Harry Mullin was a Victoria Cross recipient for action at Passchendaele, Belgium in W.W.I. He

was later Sergeant at Arms in the Saskatchewan Legislature. The plaque recognizing Mr. Mullen

was moved from his farm to Cenotaph Park in Moosomin.

Dr. Harold Chestnut received the Military Cross while he was a Surgeon in W.W.II.

General Andrew McNaughton, son of R. D. McNaughton (one of the founders of McNaughton’s

Store), was commander of the Canadian Army overseas in W.W. II. Later, he was Minister of

National Defense.

General Fred Sharp was Deputy Commander of NORAD (North American Air Defense

Command). Following this, in 1969, General Sharp was appointed Chief of Canada’s Defense

Staff.

Gordon Thiessen, Governor of the Bank of Canada (1994 – 2001), was born in Ontario; however,

the family moved to Moosomin, where he completed his high school.



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Ethnographic Representations:

Moosomin was originally settled by people of British origin (English, Scottish, and Irish). Some

came from Ontario and some, directly from Great Britain. With the recent growth of Moosomin

and area, there are people from several countries in the community.

Historic Sites:

The McNaughton Store was mentioned previously.

See the Heritage Walking Tour Brochures for several historic homes, churches, and public

buildings. (These brochures are available at the Town Office and the Library.)

In and around the Pipestone Valley are numerous First Nations Historical Sites, including an

Indian Medicine Wheel and other artifacts.

Remnants of the old Moose Mountain Trail are still visible. This trail led from Fort Ellice (now St.

Lazare, MN) to the Moose Mountains (now Moose Mountain Provincial Park).

Geological Landmarks:

Moosomin is situated on long grass prairie between the Pipestone Valley, eight km south of

Moosomin, and the Qu’Appelle Valley, 40 km north. This area is very active in potash

production and has an accelerating oilfield development.

Moosomin Regional Park is situated on a lake, several kilometres long, which was formed when

the Pipestone Creek was dammed.

Local Traditions:

“Bethlehem Live” has been held outdoors just before Christmas for the past three years. All the

churches co-operate in staging it.

In 2011 a new production, “Joseph and the Technicolor Dream Coat”, is being held indoors.

Participants of all ages from Moosomin and the surrounding area are involved in this musical.

Santa Day is sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce the first Saturday in December. Children

can have their picture taken with Santa and attend a free movie.



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References

Community Profiles: http://www12.statcan.ca/english/profil01/CP01/Index.cfm?Lang=E

Municipal Capacity Development Program: A Municipal Guide to Comprehensive Asset Mapping

Saskatchewan Health Covered Population http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/population-stats

Moosomin Website: www.moosomin.com

Maps & Distances: Google

Geographical Data: http://atlas.nrcan.gc.ca/site/english/maps/environment

Airport information: Canada Flight Supplement[1]

SEER would like to thank the Municipal Capacity Development Program for using their Municipal

Guide to Comprehensive Asset Mapping

http://www12.statcan.ca/english/profil01/CP01/Index.cfm?Lang=E

http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/population-stats

http://www.moosomin.com/

http://atlas.nrcan.gc.ca/site/english/maps/environment



Documents

Moosomin · As a % of Total Houses: Moosomin Totals SK Totals Total Houses 1,015 387,140 Single-detached Houses 81.3 74.3 Semi-detached Houses 3.0 2.8 Row Houses 3.9 3.3 Apartment