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Nov 3, 2026
Sale of the land and improvements at 519 Main Street East, Lot 7, Block 25, Plan 78SC13151.
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Oct 29, 2026
Purchase of the land and improvements at 209 -- 3rd Street West, Leader, Saskatchewan.
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Oct 12, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Proposals for naming rights to the municipal Iceplex.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Leader
The council meetings involved discussions on the Town of Leader's recreational infrastructure, specifically the approval to contract PA Gill Contracting for the second stage of the walking trail. The council accepted the resignation of the Recreation Director and discussed human resources matters in a closed session. Additionally, the council reviewed the Lagoon Compliance Inspection Report, adopted amendments to the Administrative Employee Classification and Responsibility Policy, and approved the installation of two variable frequency drives at the river pumphouse. The review of Bylaw No. 07/26 was tabled pending a thorough review by the Community and Social Services committee.
The Council authorized tax enforcement proceedings for tax arrears and pledged funding for community fireworks. Land sale applications were reviewed and approved, and an auditor was appointed for a three-year term. The Council also received delegations regarding community facility developments. Technical and operational decisions included contracting for a river bathymetric survey, approving the installation of downtown garbage receptacles, and selecting a contractor for roofing repairs. Additionally, a new Traffic Bylaw was introduced and adopted.
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The council meeting involved discussions regarding federal grant funding for small communities and basic infrastructure upgrades. Yard upgrades, including underground sprinklers and sod, were approved for the doctor rental house, funded by the Dr. Recruitment Account. Authorization was granted to commence action to acquire titles for specific properties under The Tax Enforcement Act. Additionally, an amendment to the Zoning Bylaw was adopted. The Leader Flyer's Hockey Club was granted a lower ice rental rate for the 2022/2023 season to assist with the reorganization of the team.
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