Thank You for your donations !!
Lindsey Gates for the beautiful goodie basket won by Pam Hophner
W.W. Smith, Stark and Marsh, SGEU (Robert Bymoen), Swift Current Broncos, Lac Pelletier Office and Board.
Thank You to Terry Deck and Tammy Tangen for running the refreshment cart.
Lowest Score went to Ken Deck and Kim Bosch with a 34
Water Hole was won by Mike Whitney.
Last but not least Thank you to Don Hornung and my wonderful staff for all your help this year. ... See MoreSee Less

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

2 weeks ago

Garbage Dump

Sunday September 6 - closed
Monday September 7 - open 2PM to 5PM

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2 weeks ago

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

3 weeks ago

The mini golf is closed for the season. Thank-you for your support. ... See MoreSee Less

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Crystal Mareschal

3 weeks ago

Found this on the shore. Let me know if it’s yours. ... See MoreSee Less

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

4 weeks ago

Campgrounds closing

Short term/overnight camping ends this year on September 14, 2020. Public washrooms, showers and laundry room facilities will be closed on September 15, 2020 at noon.

Seasonal campers will have access to their sites until September 30, 2020.

Weather permitting water and power will also be available for seasonal campers till September 30, 2020.

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

4 weeks ago

Found
Multiple water guns and sand toys. Possibly blown away in yesterday’s wind.
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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

1 month ago

CSA approved propane fire pits and barbecues are allowed during the fire ban.

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Sad but makes sense

Ken Moorhead Wendy Moorhead

Janet Wiebe Misson

Dean Fleury

Keshia Tanielle Ally Tetrault😞

Is this still in effect?

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

1 month ago

Information from the Swift Current Creek Watershed Stewards

One of the most effective ways to act upon of an infestation is early detection and a rapid response to slow it down or stop it. Many water bodies in North America have become infested with invasive zebra mussels and to monitor for these mussels in our watershed, the Swift Current Creek Watershed Stewards (SCCWS) has placed substrate samplers on docks in the lakes and reservoirs around our watershed. Thankfully no zebra mussels have been detected. However, this monitoring may not provide a full picture of the extent of zebra mussels in a waterbody as it may be too late to eradicate mussels from the waterbody by the time adult mussels are found.

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment (MOE) has been studying many lakes and reservoirs in Saskatchewan for the larval stage of mussels. This sampling is called veliger sampling and uses eDNA testing to detect the presence of veligers in the water. To expand this testing, the SCCWS has been contracted to veliger sample at Lac Pelletier, Duncairn Reservoir, Cypress Lake, Eastend Reservoir, Saskatchewan Landing and Beaver Flat Resort Village. The SCCWS will conduct sampling three times over the summer at these six sites.

Samples are taken using a very fine mesh net with a cup at the end to collect water. The net is thrown into the water and pulled in to fill the cup. The net is thrown out a number of times until 1,000 liters of water pass through the net. The cup at the end of the net has a very fine screen which removes unwanted material but keeps the veligers in the water samples. After the samples have been filtered, they are preserved with alcohol and shipped to the MOE for testing.

This sampling and testing for the veligers allows the MOE and other groups concerned about the spread of zebra mussels into Saskatchewan an opportunity to detect their presence before adult mussels are found. Detecting the veligers will allow for a plan to slow the infestation in Saskatchewan before it gets too large and adult mussels infest important lakes and reservoirs.

If you see us conducting sampling, stop by and say hello and we will gladly show you how the veliger sampling process works. The SCCWS has also placed substrate samplers at many locations at the lakes and reservoirs that we are veliger sampling at. Thank you to parks and cabin owners who agreed to have the samplers hang from their decks this summer.

The SCCWS would like to thank the Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds, the Fish and Wildlife Development Fund and Invasive Species Center for their funding of this project. ... See MoreSee Less

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

1 month ago

The Park was notified that the employee test results are negative. We thank you for your patience as we do our best to work through these challenging times. More importantly thank you for your kind thoughts and best wishes for our employee and their family.

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Great news! Thank You for the update

Great news!

Good news.

So glad to hear this, we were so impressed on how hard you all were working to keep the park safe. Thank you for all you do!!!

Great news! Glad all is well!!

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Yes great news

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Great news thank you all for all you are doing to keep us safe

Thanks for keeping our community informed!!

Thank you to all of you workers for all the little extras that you are doing to keep us all safe and enjoying our summer! 💝

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

1 month ago

Ona’s Swim Area

Please be careful at the swimming area at Ona’s Beach. Yesterday, someone broke the steps on the ladder to the swim platform and detached the weights. We haven’t been able to locate all pieces and they may be on the lake bottom. They may have sharp edges so please be careful when in the water.

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flipping people, kids just can’t have anything fun anymore. Some people have to track it for others. Guess what Karma knows where they live.

So disappointing someone would do that. The platform was such a great addition beach.

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

1 month ago

The Park has received notification that an employee has been in contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19. The employee is scheduled to be tested Saturday morning and should have the test results within 24 hours. For your information the employee is not showing any symptoms. Our thoughts are with our employee and their family.

As a precaution the Park office and gate houses are closed to the public for the weekend. The office will be staffed over the weekend and can be contacted by phone at 306-627-3595 if you require assistance.

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Mary Eirich

I’m sorry this happened ••• so good to hear that the park is taking precautions to keep everyone safe. I hope your employee & their family and the person they were in contact with will be OK

My thoughts are also with this employee and the person who they were in contact with.

Deb Kendall Jeff Ulm Pattie Perrault

Riley Irvin Paul Sydney Seib Robbie Paul

Dan So Irene Tesorero-So

Any updates?

Did anyone happen to find a little black disc with an orange button on top. It’s my remote for my speaker

The employee was negative

Trish Rennie

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Mike Whitney

1 month ago

If there are Oiler fans out here wanting to watch the game at 830 tonight and don’t have access to a tv, we will be showing it on our 80 inch projection screen outside by the fire at our site, site 1 Onas beach next to the playground at the south end. All Oiler fans welcome, I suppose Chicago fans can come too lol...just please bring your own booze and lawn chairs! ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

2 months ago

Frog Hoppers
Tuesday August 4, 2020 from 1 to 3:45
Drop off and pick-up at the mini golf

There are still 3 spots available. If you would like to attend please call the office at 306-627-3595.

A great program offered by the Swift Current Watershed - one of the kids’ favourites last year!!! ... See MoreSee Less

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Kayla Myers

2 months ago

🚨 Found: (August 1, 2020) 🚨

- Inflatable ball
- May have been left on south beach, but drifted in the water to cabins.
- Message me to claim. ... See MoreSee Less

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

2 months ago

Garbage Dump closed Sunday August 2

Garbage Dump open Monday August 3
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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

2 months ago

Lost a Mission Wakesurf Wedge yesterday evening in the lake.

If found please call 306-625-7327.
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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

2 months ago

TO HOT TO COOK ? GIVE US A CALL AND WE WILL BE HAPPY TO COOK FOR YOU 😊 (306)627-3419 ... See MoreSee Less

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Lac Pelletier Regional Park

2 months ago

Frog Hoppers will be here the afternoon of August 4 from 1 to 4. Great program for kids ages 6 to 12. Phone the office at 306-627-3595 to register.

Weather permitting it will be on the grassy area north of the office otherwise will be at the Park Hall. ... See MoreSee Less