COMMUNITYPROFILE

he Town of Carnduff is nestled into the southeastern corner T of close to the borders of and . It is one of the larger communities in the area and acts as a cornerstone of the region. The first settlers arrived in the Carnduff district, primarily from Ontario, in the early 1880s. The community experienced rapid growth during the 20th century with the primary economic drivers of agriculture and oil and gas. The sandy loam land around Carnduff is used mainly for mixed farming, and many of the family farms in the district date back to the homestead era. Hundreds of producing oil wells are located in the region. The community is an accessible two hour drive to Brandon Manitoba and one hour to Minot North Dakota, both centres providing daily flights to major cities in and the United States. Carnduff boasts a full range of businesses, services, and community amenities with new residential and industrial subdivisions now available for development. A newly built Kindergarten to Grade 12 Education Complex provides a variety of programming and activities for youth. The Town works cooperatively with the Rural Municipality of Mount Pleasant in a District Planning Commission to achieve a vision, goals, and policies that benefit the District as a whole. The progressive community of Carnduff is proud to be on the move!

TRADING AREA Located at the junction of Highways 18 and 318, the town is highly accessible and experiences a daily traffic count of over 4,000 vehicles. The trading area extends to a radius of 50 km in all directions with an estimated population base of 3500.

Distance from Carnduff to Major Centres (km)

Minot, ND 143

Brandon, MB 200

Regina, SK 282

Winnipeg, MB 401

Bismarck, ND 317 , SK 539 TRANSPORTATION Airports Carnduff is accessible to the international airports in Regina, Saskatchewan and Minot North Dakota. It is also a short two hours away from the Brandon Manitoba Municipal Airport. A municipal airport located in SK is a one hour drive.

 Regina International Airport (YQR) is the second busiest airport in Saskatchewan, having served over 1.2 million passengers in 2014. Air Canada, WestJet, Delta, Sun Wing, Air Transat, and Express Air service YQR.

 The Minot International Airport is serviced by Allegiant Air with weekly service to Las Vegas and Phoenix Arizona, Delta Air Lines with numerous daily flights to Minneapolis Minnesota, and United Airlines with daily flights to Denver.

 Brandon Municipal Airport has daily flights to Calgary Alberta as well as Winnipeg and Dauphin Manitoba. Trucking and Freight Transportation A wide variety of trucking and hauling companies operate out of Carnduff. Some offer oil and gas specific services, while others offer more general trucking services. Bus and Courier Saskatchewan Transportation Company provides daily bus service and Purolator also serves the community on a daily basis. Rail A concrete grain terminal is built on the rail line only a few kilometers from Carnduff. Expanded significantly by Viterra in 2010, the terminal is one of the agricultural transportation hubs of the region.

GOVERNMENT Mayor: Ross Apperley Member of Legislative Assembly: Dan D’Autremont, Saskatchewan Party Member of Parliament: Robert Kitchen, Conservative Party SERVICES AND TAXES  Electricity - SaskPower  Natural Gas - Sask Energy  Sasktel and Shaw Cable provide telephone and internet services  Regens Disposal collects household garbage weekly and curbside recycling bi-weekly basis.  Municipally operated waste disposal transfer site is located just south of the community.  The Town provides consistence road maintenance, including regular snow removal in the winter and street sweeping in the spring and summer.  Residential base tax rate is $800.00 and the residential mill rate is 0.67%. DEVELOPMENT The Council of the Town of Carnduff works closely with the Rural Municipality of Mount Pleasant to foster economic development within the region. Town Council participates in the volunteer led Economic Development Committee to encourage retention and expansion of local businesses. A Community Development Officer

is retained by the community. The Town has an Official Community Plan in place and is well prepared for growth. A new lagoon is currently under development. Newly developed residential and industrial subdivisions are in place and available properties are listed online at www.carnduff.ca

DEMOGRAPHICS RM of Mount Total Population Carnduff Pleasant By Age 1,448 209 Under 1 14 2 1 to 4 84 10 5 to 9 122 15 10 to 14 108 18 15 to 19 88 15 20 to 24 99 15 25 to 29 93 9 30 to 34 89 9 35 to 39 117 15 40 to 44 96 15 45 to 49 95 17 50 to 54 80 13 55 to 59 59 12 60 to 64 68 15 65 to 69 53 12 70 to 74 45 6 75 to 79 39 0 80 to 84 42 7 85 to 89 29 3 90 to 94 21 1 95 Plus 7 0 Source: Saskatchewan Ministry of Health, 2014 Average Household Income: $65,434 Median Value of Dwellings: $185,078

Source: Statistics Canada, 2011

EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT Aged 15 years and over by highest certificate, diploma, or degree LOCAL REGIONAL High school diploma or equivalent 305 8055 Apprenticeship of trades certificate diploma 85 3560 College, CEGEP or other non-university certificate or diploma 70 3525 University certificate or diploma below bachelor level 15 790 University certificate, diploma, or degree at bachelor level or above 60 2005 Source: Statistics Canada 2011

EDUCATION AND LEARNING The Carnduff Education Complex serves Carnduff and surrounding municipalities. The Complex has over 350 students enrolled, in either the high school, elementary, or kindergarten programs. A pre kindergarten program is also available. The Little People Playschool offers programming for children aged 3 or 4 once a week. The Southeast Regional College offers a variety of postsecondary courses through remote education from Carnduff. Carnduff Integrated Library is the first fully integrated school/public library in Saskatchewan. The Library has a variety of materials to borrow including books, ebooks, audiobooks, magazines, online journals, digital movies, and music. Given that the library is linked to the provincial system, materials can be ordered for patrons from all over the province. The library also has six computers for public use. The Carnduff Community Daycare is located in the Dean Fraser Community Centre and open Monday to Friday. The Daycare is licensed to provide care for up to 40 children from 6 weeks to 12 years of age. The Daycare is committed to helping foster the healthy development of the children of Carnduff. HEALTH SERVICES The Tony Day Family Health Medical Clinic provides a variety of health services to the Town and surrounding rural area provided by a family practitioner, optometrist, chiropractor, public health nurse and mental health services. The Sunset Haven is a retirement home affiliated with the Sun Country Health Region. The facility offers many long-term care, short-term care, and assisted living services and employs over 65 full and part-time staff from the area. EMERGENCY SERVICES RCMP Carnduff Detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is staffed with six full time officers and two victim services workers. Ambulance Carnduff Ambulance Service is a one unit service that provides basic life support for the towns of Gainsborough, , Carnduff and surrounding municipalities. The current ambulance is operated by the Sun Country Regional Health Authority and is a full time service employing three full time EMT's who participate in ongoing education. Fire Protection Fire and hazardous materials protection and relief is provided by R.M. No 2 and Carnduff volunteers.

RECREATION Facilities available in Carnduff include tennis courts, an artificial-ice skating rink, a curling rink, a swimming pool, a five-pin bowling alley, a rodeo ring and many parks and open spaces. A nine-hole grass green golf course is situated north of the town. The baseball facilities have significantly upgraded and the town has hosted provincial and national-level tournaments in fastpitch softball. Carnduff has a variety of individual and team pursuits for its residents including archery, boxing, gymnastics, hockey, baseball and curling. Programs are offered via a joint Recreation Board that reports to the RM of Mount Pleasant and Town of Carnduff Councils.

PLACES OF WORSHIP Associated Gospel Church St. Andrews United Church Saint Judes Catholic Church The Well

MEDIA Newspaper: Gazette Post News Radio: Golden West Radio Television: Shawn and Bell Expressvu Telephone and Internet Providers: Sasktel and Shaw

LOCAL AREA ATTRACTIONS Carnduff is proud to offer A Walk to Remember, created to highlight the history of the area. In collaboration with members of the community, the Town has posted plaques on a number of buildings that outline the history of the building or facility from past to present. A map of the walking route can be found on the Town of Carnduff website. Community Events Many events, which build community, are hosted in Carnduff each year. These events are great for residents and tourists alike and offer a fun family environment:

Country Classic Craft Canada Day Celebration True Grit Team Roping

Show (April) (July) and Ranch Rodeo (August)

Country Christmas Minor Hockey Day Minor Ball Day (May) (November) (November)

Regional Parks Moose Creek Regional Park is located at the Alameda Dam on the eastern shore of the reservoir. The park has largely been left in it's natural state which includes range land with southern trees. This is the first regional park travelers from Manitoba or North Dakota have the opportunity to visit in southeastern Saskatchewan. Although the park is not open in the winter; it is a popular spot for ice fishing and snowmobiling. Moose Mountain Provincial Park is located one hour’s drive from Carnduff. Open year round, Moose Mountain boasts 40,060 hectares with ample opportunities for enjoying the outdoors. Amenities include camping facilities, hiking trails, beaches, golfing, play- ground, miniature golf, museum, and a boat launch. ACCOMMODATIONS Western Star All Suites Hotel 306-482-1400 Avonmore Hotel 306-482-1213 Motel 18 306-493-4018 Orioles Paradise Bed and Breakfast 306-482-5284

LOCAL LABOUR STATISTICS Employment By Occupation 445 Employment By Industry 445 Management 110 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 50 Business, finance, administrative 65 Mining, quarrying, and oil/gas extraction 65 Health 10 Construction 65 Education, community, government 55 Wholesale trade 30 Sales and service 55 Retail trade 45 Trades, transport, equipment operators and 75 Transportation and warehousing 45 related industry Natural resources, agriculture and related 65 Educational services 20 Health and social assistance 30 Accommodation and food services 35 Other services 35 Total labour force population aged 15 and over Source: Statistics Canada 2011 REGIONAL LABOUR STATISTICS Employment By Occupation 18,315 Employment By Industry 18,385 Management 3110 Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting 2450

Business, finance, administrative 2500 Mining, quarrying, and oil/gas extraction 3170 Health 810 Construction 1370 Natural and applied sciences 525 Manufacturing and Utilities 1085 Education, law, community, government 1305 Wholesale and Retail trade 2330 Arts, Culture, Recreation, Sport 180 Accommodations and food services 1140 Manufacturing and utilities 750 Information, cultural industries, recreation 480 Sales and service 3385 Finance and Real Estate 625 Trades, transport, equipment operators 3620 Transportation and warehousing 1045 Natural resources, agriculture and related 2135 Educational services 1030 Professional, scientific, technical 640 Administrative support, waste management 395 Health and social assistance 1235 Public Administration 550 Other services 840 Total labour force population aged 15 and over Source: Statistics Canada 2011

LOCAL CROP YIELDS Rural Municipality of Mount Pleasant 2014 Crop Yields Winter Wheat—41.62 bu/ac Lentils– 504.85 lbs/ac Canola—28.73 bu/ac Peas—23 bu/ac Mustard—553.35 lbs/ac Barley—39.65 bu/ac Durum—30.31 bu/ac Fall Rye– 42.91 bu/ac Oats—73.99 bu/ac Flax—18.23 bu/ac Source: Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, 2014

ONLINE BUSINESS DIRECTORY Please visit www.carnduff.ca for access to over 150 businesses in the following industries: Accounting and Legal Agriculture

Apparel Automotive

Custodial Construction, Trades, Contractors

Convenience & Gas Electronic Sales & Service

Entertainment Financial

Fitness Florists

Funeral Homes Giftware and Antiques

Grocers Hardware and Lumber

Insurance and Realtors Health, Beauty, Hair, Cosmetics

Laundry and Car Wash Liquor and Gaming

Media Oil & Gas Pharmacy and Sundries Sewing Travel Veterinarian

BUSINESS COSTS Carnduff is an affordable place to do business, with competitive utility and property tax rates.

Business License Cost $50.00 to $150.00 Commercial Property Tax $730.00 base 1.0% mill rate Commercial Water Rates $155.64 minimum $10.44 per 1,000 imp. gallons Commercial Sewer Rates $80.31 minimum $6.16 per 1,000 imp. gallons Provincial Sales Tax 5.0% DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES The Town is pleased to work with both new and existing businesses. Contact the municipality directly to discuss available incentive options. Servicing agreements for municipal utilities are an option. Businesses only require a local license if they do not pay property tax to the municipality.

CONTACT US Contact us if you would like to learn more about our community on the move! PO Box 100 1312 Railway Avenue Carnduff, Saskatchewan Canada S0C 0S0 Phone: 306.482.3300 Fax: 306.482.3422 Email: [email protected] Visit us at www.carnduff.ca

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