Delisle is a friendly, active community located 40 kilometres southwest of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan’s largest city. It is located on Highway 7 at the junction of Highway 45. In Delisle, one can enjoy all the amenities of small town living with very easy access to all the attractions of a major city.
Delisle has an official census population of 1038 people and over 400 households. The population is a healthy mix of both young and old alike with demands for services for all age categories. The heartbeat of the community is agriculture and the potash industry. Two potash mines located nearby provide major employment opportunities for the area. In fact, the Agrium Potash mine is only 5 kms. away and is clearly visible from the northern edge of town. Agriculture and agriculture related industries also figure prominently in the local economy. Keybrand Foods Inc. is a major employer in the community involved in the salad processing industry. Orchard Transport Ltd., a local trucking firm, is also a major employer.
Click here for the June 2020 Interagency Report
Click here for information regarding the construction work being done on Highway 7, West of Delisle.
THE TOWN OFFICE is now open to the general public. In order to accommodate social distancing, only one customer is allowed in the office at any one time. Please wait for any customer already in the office to leave before entering.
SCOTIABANK customers can now pay their property taxes and water and sewer accounts through Online Banking. Please use your 7-digit account number for taxes and your 8-digit account number for water & sewer. At the beginning of June, this service will also be available for CIBC customers. After that time, customers of all the major Canadian financial institutions will have access to the on line banking services for property taxes and water & sewer accounts. **Update: Online Banking is now available for CIBC customers.**
RE-OPEN SASKATCHEWAN PLAN
Thursday, April 23, 2020, Premier Scott Moe and Saskatchewan’s Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab announced the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan. Re-Open Saskatchewan is a plan built on a methodical and phased approach to slowly lifting restrictions so that more businesses can open and more employees can go back to work.
Download the full plan by clicking here.
FUNDRAISERS
Any fundraiser that requires the assembly of people is temporarily prohibited under the Covid-19 distancing requirements. Please watch federal and provincial websites for any indication when these restrictions will be lifted.
Those wishing to report non-compliance with Covid-19 orders may do so through an online reporting form found here: FORM
Complainants must provide their name and phone number or email as well as the name and contact information of the violator and details of the violation being reported.
Click here for our Mayors COVID-19 Comments March 31
Click here for information on PSSD Playground Closure- March 25 2020
In conjunction with the Prairie Spirit School Division, all PLAYGROUNDS are CLOSED to the general public until further notice.
Click here for our latest COVID-19 Update – March 20th
DUE TO PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS, THE ARENA, TOWN HALL, LODGE ROOM & REC OFFICE ARE CLOSED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
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NEW Regional Relief and Recovery Fund, targeted towards rural businesses that may be requiring additional help to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
This Government of Canada fund provides loans up to $40,000 to small and medium sized businesses. Eligible expenses include lease payments, salaries and benefits, utilities, office supplies, vehicle supplies, insurance, rent, and other operating costs.
Repayment Terms:
• No interest and no payments through Dec. 31, 2022.
• If 75% of loan is repaid by Dec. 31, 2022, the remainder of the loan is forgiven.
• Payments begin January 2023 & loans must be repaid by Dec. 31, 2025.
• No prepayment penalties.
If businesses are interested in applying, they can do so by going to the Community Futures Provincial website and clicking on the ‘Apply Online for CF RRRF Funding.’
For the most accurate & up to date information regarding COVID-19, please visit the following…
Sask. Health Authority Facebook
Twitter – @SaskHealth
@SKGov
Saskatchewan Health Authority Website
Saskatchewan Government Website
Recordings of Gov’t of SK News Conferences on YouTube
Mental Health Resources
Text ‘COVID19HOPE’ to 393939 to receive a 3 month subscription of daily messages that will include advice and encouragement that will help you to develop healthy personal coping skills and resiliency.
DMHA (Delisle Minor Hockey Assoc) has opened registration for the fall and will close registration on June 15th, 2020.
To register online please click here for our website and click on the ‘2020/21 DMHA Registration Submission’ in the black banner.
We are also gauging interest in having female programs from U9 (Novice) to U15 (Bantam).
Any inquiry’s can be emailed here.
The precautionary drinking water advisory for the 400 Block of Main Street has now been rescinded. Thank you for your patience while this construction was being done.
As of June 1, 2020 CIBC online banking for The Town of Delisle is up and running! CIBC customers can now pay their property taxes and water and sewer accounts through online banking. Please use your 7-digit account number for taxes and your 8-digit account number for water and sewer.
NEW Regional Relief and Recovery Fund, targeted towards rural businesses that may be requiring additional help to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
This Government of Canada fund provides loans up to $40,000 to small and medium sized businesses. Eligible expenses include lease payments, salaries and benefits, utilities, office supplies, vehicle supplies, insurance, rent, and other operating costs.
Repayment Terms:
• No interest and no payments through Dec. 31, 2022.
• If 75% of loan is repaid by Dec. 31, 2022, the remainder of the loan is forgiven.
• Payments begin January 2023 & loans must be repaid by Dec. 31, 2025.
• No prepayment penalties.
If businesses are interested in applying, they can do so by going to the Community Futures Provincial website cfsask.ca/ and clicking on the ‘Apply Online for CF RRRF Funding.’
Follow this link:
townofdelisle.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Project-Information-Sheet-H19058.pdf
for information regarding the construction work being done on Highway 7, West of Delisle.
The Town Office is now open to the general public. In order to accommodate social distancing, only one customer is allowed in the office at any one time. Please wait for any customer already in the office to leave before entering.
The precautionary drinking water advisory for the 400 Block of Main Street has now been rescinded. Thank you for your patience while this construction was being done.
Visit our Website http://www.townofdelisle.com to read more about the NEW Regional Relief and Recovery Fund, targeted towards rural businesses that may be requiring additional help to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Click on the link in our profile for information regarding the construction work being done on Highway 7, West of Delisle.
Announcement from the Delisle & District Fire Dept.:
The fire ban has been lifted, thank you for your patience! Things have greened up considerably and with the rain we will see more green coming. As always, call in your controlled burns and take care out there!
