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Business Directory Prepared May 11/2017 La Loche Community Business Directory Prepared May 11/2017 Belanger Buckley MLA Office CHPN Radio c/o Northern Village of La Box 310 Loche ? Box 310 S0M 1C0 La Loche, SK Location: La Loche S0M 1G0 Contact: Buckley Belanger, Felix M Location: La Loche Tel: 306-833-3200 Contact: Jeffrey Herman Fax: 306-833-2622 Tel: 306-822-2288 Email: [email protected] Fax: 306-822-2322 Website: www.legassembly.sk.ca Email: [email protected] Description: Provincial elected member legislative Description: Local radio (MBC affiliate), community assembly for Athabasca constituency. TV, BINGO, on air 9-12/1-5. Bus Depot - STC Clearwater Aviation Box 59 Box 5060 La Loche, Sask Clearwater River, SK S0M 1G0 S0M 3H0 Location: La Loche Location: La Loche Contact: Darney and Kevin Contact: James Palmer Tel: 306-822-2263 Tel: 306-822-2490 Fax: 306-822-2264 Fax: 306-822-2222 Website: www.stcbus.com Email: [email protected] Description: Passenger and light freight service and Description: Charter Airline. outpost camp Clearwater Store Canada Post Box 5020 General Delivery La Loche, SK La Loche S0M 3H0 S0M 1G0 Location: La Loche Location: La Loche Contact: Juanita Hogan Contact: Richie Montgrand, Acting Postmaster Tel: 306-822-2777 Tel: 306-822-2040 Fax: 306-822-2700 Fax: 306-822-2040 Email: [email protected] Description: Postal freight & service & letters, mail. Description: Confectionery sales, gas bar, convenience store. Chester Fried Chicken Box 400 Dave O-hara Community Library La Loche, SK Bag Service #4 S0M 1G0 La Loche, Sask Location: La Loche S0M 1G0 Contact: Lorna Hattebuhr, Owner / Manager Location: La Loche Tel: 306-822-2445 Contact: Anita Fraser Fax: 306-822-2696 Tel: 306-822-2151 Description: Take out restaurant, ice cream, Fax: 306-822-2280 confectionery, personal items, novelties. Description: Public Library, School Library. 1 La Loche Community Business Directory Prepared May 11/2017 GDI Training & Employment Keewatin Yatthe Regional Health Authority Box 170 Bag service # 1 La Loche, SK La Loche S0M 1G0 Location: La Loche Location: La Loche Contact: David Seright, Administrator Contact: Victoria Murray Tel: 306-822-3201 Tel: 306-822-2812 Fax: 306-822-2274 Fax: 306-822-2815 Website: www.kyrha.ca Description: Metis Training & Employment Services Description: Medical clinic, addictions, long term care, and funding. emergency , 10 beds. Healthy Moms Babies and Families La Loche Comunity School Box 568 Bag Service #3 Location: La Loche La Loche, SK Contact: Brenda Janvier S0M 1G0 Tel: 306-822-1786 Location: La Loche Fax: 306-822-1787 Contact: Stephen King, Principal Email: [email protected] Tel: 306-822-2223 Description: Prenatal and Postnatal nutrition, Fax: 306-822-2344 transportation to and from check-ups, Email: [email protected] cooking circles, sewing, scrap booking, Website: www.nlsd113.com referrals to other agencies in the Description: Community high school 7-12. community Ile-a-la-Crosse friendship centre program. La Loche Day Care Box 489 Junction Fuel La Loche, SK Box 5053 S0M 1G0 La Loche, Sask Location: La Loche S0M 1G0 Tel: 306-822-3172 Location: La Loche Fax: 306-822-3102 Contact: Lucy or Jamie Palmer Email: [email protected] Tel: 306-822-2966 Description: 6 weeks to Kindergarten child care Fax: 306-822-2967 Description: Gas and convenience store. La Loche Elementary School (Ducharme Building) Kayoty Gifts Bag Service #4 Box 880 La Loche, SK La Loche, SK S0M 1G0 S0M 1G0 Location: La Loche Location: La Loche Contact: Anita Fraser Contact: Raymond Dauvin Tel: 306-822-2024 Tel: 306-822-2656 Fax: 306-822-2280 Fax: 306-822-2656 Email: [email protected] Description: Dollar Store items, flower, gifts, Website: www.nlsd113.com decorations, and seasonal items. Description: Community elementary school K-6. 2 La Loche Community Business Directory Prepared May 11/2017 La Loche Friendship Centre La Loche Pre School Box 580 Box 520 La Loche, Sask La Loche, SK S0M 1G0 S0M 1G0 Location: La Loche Location: La Loche Contact: Leonard Montgrand Contact: Audrey Toulejour Tel: 306-822-2606 Tel: 306-822-2711 Fax: 306-822-2623 Fax: 306-822-2265 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.abfcs.ca/la-loche Description: Pre school (3 & 4yrs), daycare. Description: Intervention, support and recreation programs for youth & family. La Loche SGI Issuer Box 460 La Loche Fuel Bar La Loche, SK Box 339 S0M 1G0 La Loche, SK Location: La Loche S0M 1G0 Contact: Gerry Ross/Jerry Benkic Location: La Loche Tel: 306-822-2785 Contact: Phil Elliot, Owner Fax: 306-822-2232 Tel: 306-822-2299 Email: [email protected] Fax: 306-822-2598 Description: Issuer of license and vehicle registration Description: Gas, diesel, propane, heating oil, lubes, renewals (Saskatchewan Government parts, confectionery Insurance.) La Loche Liquor Store - SLGA La Loche Towing (2006) La Loche, SK Box 760 S0M 1G0 La Loche, SK Location: La Loche S0M 1G0 Contact: Fiona Leprise Location: La Loche Tel: 306-822-1731 Contact: Dan Tizzard Fax: 306-822-1750 Tel: 306-822-2865 Website: http://www.saskliquor.com Fax: 306-822-2865 Description: Alcoholic spirits, wine, beer, liqueurs, & Email: [email protected] liquors. Description: Towing and repo & repossession company: La Loche, Meadow Lake, Stoney Rapids, Uranium City & the north. La Loche Non Profit Housing Corporation Box 490 La Loche, SK Lakeshore Express S0M 1G0 Box 790 Location: La Loche La Loche, SK Contact: Judy Robertson S0M 1G0 Tel: 306-822-2662 Location: La Loche Fax: 306-822-2566 Contact: Kam Email: [email protected] Tel: 306-822-2282 Description: Post bids for house renovation & Fax: 306-822-2204 construction, rental housing. Description: Convenience store & ATM. 3 La Loche Community Business Directory Prepared May 11/2017 Methy Construction & Maintenance Northern Village of La Loche Box 310 Box 310 La Loche, SK La Loche, SK S0M 1G0 S0M 1G0 Location: La Loche Location: La Loche Contact: Doug Gailey Contact: Georgina Jolobois, Mayor Tel: 306-822-2810 Tel: 306-822-2032 Fax: 306-822-2825 Fax: 306-822-2078 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Description: Heavy construction. Description: Village services, radio station, construction contractor. Northern Pharmacy Box 460 PR Service La Loche, SK Box 59 Site 425 S0M 1G0 La Loche, SK Location: La Loche S0M 1G0 Contact: Joe Graves, Manager Location: La Loche Tel: 306-822-2080 Contact: Ron or Kevin Fax: 306-822-2449 Tel: 306-822-2263 Description: Pharmacy-prescription & non-prescription Fax: 306-822-2264 drugs, medications. Description: Confectionery and Bulk Fuels,gas bar, lubricants lumber & hardware, ATM, taxi, hot shot service. Northern Store (Grocery) Bag Service #2 La Loche, SK Rocky & Bea Enterprises Ltd. S0M 1G0 Box 250 Location: La Loche La Loche, SK Contact: Joe Graves, Manager S0M 1G0 Tel: 306-822-2410 Location: La Loche Fax: 306-822-2094 Contact: Bea Gibson Email: [email protected] Tel: 306-822-2559 Website: www.northwest.ca Fax: 306-822-2559 Description: General retail operation, food. Description: Pawn shop, fast food & convenience. Northern Store (Retail) Royal Canadian Mounted Police Bag Service #2 Bag Service #5 La Loche, SK La Loche, SK S0M 1G0 S0M 1G0 Location: La Loche Location: La Loche Contact: Joe Graves Tel: 306-822-2010 Tel: 306-822-2008 Fax: 306-822-2314 Fax: 306-822-2094 Website: www.rcmp-grc-gov.ca Email: [email protected] Description: Federal & Provincial policing services. Website: www.northwest.ca Description: Hardware, housewares, electronics, seasonal merchandise, clothing, financial services & pharmacy. 4 La Loche Community Business Directory Prepared May 11/2017 Sasdaze School c/o Northern Lights School Div Box 940 La Loche, Sask S0M 1G0 Location: La Loche Contact: Kate Carlisle Tel: 306-822-2392 Fax: 306-822-2531 Email: [email protected] Website: www.nlsd113.com Description: Kindergarten to grade 6. Service Canada La Loche, Sask S0M 1G0 Location: La Loche Contact: Dawn Janvier, cSO Tel: 306-822-2035 Fax: 306-822-2036 Description: Federal government citizen services - Outreach. Trappers Cabin Box 236 La Loche, SK S0M 1G0 Location: La Loche Contact: Yvette & Frank Petite Tel: 306-822-2789 Fax: 306-822-2464 Description: Licensed Bar. ValuMaster Hardware & SGI Box 460 La Loche, SK S0M 1G0 Location: La Loche Contact: Jerry Benkic/Gerry Ross, managers Tel: 306-822-2785 Fax: 306-822-2232 Email: [email protected] Description: Hardware, household items, cleaning products, small tools, home renovation paint & finishings, small appliances & consumer electronics. 5 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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