Welcome to Aberdeen, Saskatchewan
Come experience the Aberdeen advantage: proximity to Saskatoon, strong community spirit, development opportunities, K-12 school, award-winning rec. complex, and much more!
A community of 708 people, Aberdeen is only 18 minutes north-east of Saskatoon, just off Highway 41. One of the Saskatoon area’s best-kept secrets, Aberdeen offers a relaxed pace of life. Its affordability, small town atmosphere, and proximity to Saskatoon make it an ideal place to call home.
2017 Aberdeen Quality of Life Survey Results 2018 Auditor's Report
Town of Aberdeen Strategic Plan 2018-2023 2nd Annual Town Supper May 2019 Report
Due to Covid 19 Town Maintenance will NOT be picking up garden refuse.
Please Note: We have a Transfer Station open Wednesdays & Saturdays, 10 to 5:00pm,
that accepts ALL Garden Refuse FREE OF CHARGE
OR take the opportunity to take advantage of
LORAAS ORGANIC WASTE / COMPOST
Optional Program
$10/cart per month, alternate week pickup
Operates May 1 to October 31 Please call the office at (306)253-4311
Loraas has decided to extend its organic waste/compost pickups throughout the winter. For those that have the program please let us know at the office if you would like to continue with the organic program. Note: Homeowners will be responsible to ensure that the material is not frozen to the bin and can be dumped easily. Anybody choosing not to sign up for the winter program please store your bin safely until May when it can be put out for pickup again. Thank you.
ONLY one person permitted in this office at one time.
Payments can be made thru online banking, by e-transfer, by cheque or cash please
Staff are also available in the office to answer any questions by telephone or email.
(306)253-4311 OR Email townaberdeen@sasktel.net.
If you are looking for information on Covid19 please use these sites:
www.saskatchewan.ca/coronavirus www.canada.ca/coronavirus
The Facilities Planner with the Prairie Spirit School Division has asked the Town of Aberdeen to post the following;
In accordance with provincial guidelines we are required to install signage on all our playgrounds that identifies the guidelines recommended by the provincial health officer. We have ordered these signs and expect them to be available on Monday June 15. We will begin installing them immediately. Once they are installed, we consider our playgrounds open.
The following are the provincial guidelines regarding playgrounds:
Signage must be posted in re-opened parks and outdoor playgrounds to caution about the risks of COVID-19, as well as educate users in following the guidelines and will include the reminders:
•Individuals who are sick should stay home.
•A physical distance of two metres should be maintained between people not from the same household or extended household.
•Individuals should wash their hands before and after using parks and playgrounds.
•Avoid overcrowding. Individual groups must not exceed the restrictions on public gatherings
Canada Day 2020
This year, the Government of Canada is celebrating Canada Day in a whole new way to bring us together virtually and share our pride in being Canadian. On July 1st, Canadians are invited to take part in the virtual Canada Day celebrations.
The Canada Day website was launched this week and features, a Canada Day Celebration Kit. In collaboration with several federal partners and stakeholders, the Kit offers more than 40 interactive, creative and educational activities for the whole family!
Enjoy virtual celebrations happening across the country on July 1st. Select a region to find what cities from coast to coast to coast have to offer.
Share your Canadian pride online! Download free Canada Day visuals and enhance your presence on social media and digital platforms. And don’t forget to like and share using the #CanadaDay hashtag.
Contest: Complete at least 1 virtual activity from each of the packs and by July 3, 2020 drop off or email a list of what you did to the Aberdeen town office complete with contact info to be entered to win a prize.
Let’s celebrate together #CanadaDay! Fireworks behind complex when dark
Cette année, le gouvernement du Canada célèbre la fête du Canada différemment pour que nous puissions nous rassembler virtuellement et exprimer notre fierté d’être Canadiens. Le 1er juillet, les Canadiens et Canadiennes sont invités à prendre part aux célébrations virtuelles de la fête du Canada.
Le site Web de la fête du Canada a été lancé cette semaine et comprend une Trousse de célébration de la fête du Canada. En collaboration avec plusieurs partenaires fédéraux et externes, la Trousse offre plus d’une quarantaine d’activités interactives, créatives et éducatives pour toute la famille!
Profitez des célébrations virtuelles qui se déroulent d’un bout à l’autre du pays le 1er juillet. Sélectionnez une région pour découvrir ce que les villes d’un océan à l’autre vous proposent.
Affichez votre fierté canadienne en ligne! Téléchargez gratuitement les images de la fête du Canada pour rehausser votre présence sur les médias sociaux et les plateformes numériques. Et n'oubliez pas de partager vos célébrations en utilisant le mot-clic #FêteduCanada.
Concours: Terminez au moins 1 activité virtuelle de chacun des packs et d'ici le 3 juillet 2020, déposez ou envoyez par e-mail une liste de ce que vous avez fait au bureau de la ville d'Aberdeen avec les coordonnées à entrer pour gagner un prix.
Célébrons tous ensemble la #FêteduCanada! Feux d'artifice derrière le complexe lorsqu'il fait noir
