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Print Directory Northern Saskatchewan Business Directory 2021 Table of Contents Northern Saskatchewan Businesses: Alphabetically .................................................................................... 3 By Product .................................................................................... 114 By Location .................................................................................... 131 2 Northern Saskatchewan Business Directory Directory as of October 9/2021 1st Hand Cash Pawn A & L Transport Box 751 Box 155 Air Ronge, SK Stony Rapids, SK S0J 1L0 S0J 2R0 Location: La Ronge & Area Location: Stony Rapids Contact: Henry McKenzie, Manager Contact: Morris Gabrush, Owner Tel: 306-425-2470 Tel: 306-439-2157 Fax: 306-425-3623 Fax: 306-439-4992 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Description: Pawn shop, loans, sale of used hardware, Description: Trucking, Storage, Light Truck Rental home furnishings & electronics. Units, Construction Equipment: Dozer, Loader, Motor Grader, Rick Truck, Fuel Truck, Water Truck, Tractor/Skidder and A & A Logging Gravel Screener Box 157 Green Lake, SK S0M 1B0 A Kustiak Trucking Ltd. Location: Green Lake Box 436 Contact: Art Laliberte Air Ronge, SK Tel: 306-832-2100 S0J 3G0 Fax: 306-832-2100 Location: La Ronge & Area Description: Stump to dump & log hauling. Tel: 306-425-4188 Fax: 306-425-4190 Description: Road Construction; sewer & water A & L Transport installation and construction; Box 1488 environmental clean-up and spills Air Ronge, SK (licensed); brush cutting (hydro axle); Ice S0J 3G0 road construction. Location: La Ronge & Area Contact: Morris Gabrush, Owner/Manager Tel: 306-425-3266 A&R Laundromat Fax: 306-425-5277 Box 59 Email: [email protected] Air Ronge, SK Description: Transport general merchandise from S0J 3G0 Saskatoon to La Ronge daily; reefers, Location: La Ronge & Area Super-Bs, lowbeds; contract hauling, Contact: Robin Louis, Owner winter road, winching and heavy hauling; Tel: 306-425-5202 off-road and seasonal road hauling in far Fax: 306-425-5990 north with flotation equipment. Email: [email protected] Description: Laundromat, Confectionery & industrial laundry services to mine sites. 3 Northern Saskatchewan Business Directory Directory as of October 9/2021 A2Z Safety & Training Ltd Access Communications RR2 Site2 Comp17 Box 1397 Prince Albert, SK La Ronge, SK S6V 5P9 S0J 1L0 Location: La Ronge & Area Location: La Ronge & Area Contact: Trevor or Elizabeth Montg, Owner Contact: Martin Smith Tel: 306-960-2881 Tel: 306-425-2276 Fax: 306-763-3824 Fax: 306-425-2042 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.a2zsafetyandtraining.ca Website: www.myaccess.ca Description: Oilfield, Mining, Forestry, Health, and Description: TV Cable provider, internet provider, e- Professional Driver Improvement Classes. mail hosting services, community channel Drug and Alcohol Testing. and home security. Over 20 courses offered and always developing more. Accord Cleaning & Restoration Box 719 Abben Heating & Plumbing Ltd. Creighton, SK Box 1619 S0P 0A0 La Ronge, SK Location: Creighton & Area S0J 1L0 Contact: Kelly Flodell, President Location: La Ronge & Area Tel: 306-688-7676 Contact: Paul Ricklefs Fax: 306-688-4376 Tel: 306-420-7767 Description: Carpet, upholstery and janitorial cleaning; Fax: 306-425-8065 flood, fire and damage restoration. Email: [email protected] Description: Plumbing, heating, air conditioning, ventilation, Contracting, sales, installation Aces Cabs & repairs. Store front retail sales. Avenue 523 Douglas Residential & commerical sales and Flin Flon, MB service. R8A 1E3 Location: Creighton & Area Contact: Barry Hayes Aboriginal Headstart Tel: 204-271-3999 Box 269 Description: Taxi Service Beauval, SK S0M 0G0 Location: Beauval Acklands-Grainger Inc. Contact: Patty Gauthier Box 390 Tel: 306-288-2274 La Ronge, SK Fax: 306-288-4502 S0J 1L0 Email: [email protected] Location: La Ronge & Area Description: School for 3 & 4 year olds & parental Contact: Brad Morin, Manager support. Tel: 306-425-2780 Fax: 306-425-2391 Email: [email protected] Website: www.acklandsgrainger.com Description: Supplier, Industrial safety & fastener products, hardware, power tools, hand tools & electrical. 4 Northern Saskatchewan Business Directory Directory as of October 9/2021 Action Spray Foam and All Home Ajs Maintenance & Supply Ltd. Renovations Box 1 Box Channing, Manitoba Air Ronge, SK R0B 0C0 S0J 3G0 Location: Creighton & Area Location: La Ronge & Area Contact: Aaron Johnson Contact: Bruce Delaney Tel: 306-688-3352 Tel: 306-425-9784 Fax: 306-688-3351 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Description: Spray foam insulation installment. Home Description: Heating, air conditioning, HVAC, renovations & building. residential, commercial, industrial, electrical & plumbing. Air Ronge Storage Box 396 All Saints Anglican Parish Hall Air Ronge, Saskatchewan La Ronge, SK S0J 3G0 S0J 1L0 Location: La Ronge & Area Location: La Ronge & Area Contact: Kevin Horvath, Valerie An, Tel: 306-425-2492 Owner/Manager Description: Church, Religious services & House of Tel: 306-425-5660 Worship Email: [email protected] Description: Storage, fenced, gated and locked compound, 24 Hour - 7 Days a Week Alliance Church Access, Inside & Outside Storage Options, La Ronge, SK Storage Containers, Bay Storage for Boats, S0J 1L0 Autos, etc. Yearly or Monthly Rates Location: La Ronge & Area available. Tel: 306-425-3404 Description: Church, Religious services, House Of Worship AJG Exploration Ltd. Box 98 La Ronge, Sask Alpine Convenience Store Ltd. S0J 1L0 Box 329 Location: La Ronge & Area Denare Beach, SK Contact: Andrew Gracie, Ph.D.,P.Ge, Owner S0P 0B0 Tel: 306-425-2217 Location: Creighton & Area Email: [email protected] Contact: Debbie Arsenault Description: Consulting Geoscientist, Geology, Mineral Tel: 306-362-2133 Exploration Corporate, Mew Moon Fax: 306-362-2137 Minerals Corporation Email: [email protected] Description: Convenience store, gas, restaurant & accommodations - Hotel. 5 Northern Saskatchewan Business Directory Directory as of October 9/2021 Als Place Motel Amys Bar & Grill Motel Box 126 Beauval, SK Stony Rapids, SK S0M 0G0 S0J 2R0 Location: Beauval Location: Stony Rapids Contact: Mitch Contact: Al Sayn Tel: 306-288-4700 Tel: 306-439-2057 Description: 7 room motel (satellite), Tavern & Off Fax: 306-439-2047 Sale. Email: [email protected] Website: www.alsplace.ca Description: Deluxe guest rooms,restaurant. Andersons Tire & Muffler Ltd. Box 640 Air Ronge, SK Amachewespemawin Co-operative Assoc. Ltd. S0J 3G0 Box 250 Location: La Ronge & Area Stanley Mission, SK Contact: Lawrence Anderson, Owner S0J 2P0 Tel: 306-425-3133 Location: Stanley Mission Fax: 306-425-3370 Contact: Eva McKenzie, Acting Manager Description: Tires, mufflers, shocks, fully computerized Tel: 306-635-2020 wheel alignments, balancing, oil changes, Fax: 306-635-2070 brakes. Underground scoop tram tires, Email: [email protected] loader & grader tires, Scrap & recycle Description: Retail store, Gas Bar, & Groceries. Canada Inc. Amachewespimawin Co-operative Restaurant Andys Store Box 250 Box 58 Stanley Mission, SK Southend, SK S0J 2P0 S0J 2L0 Location: Stanley Mission Location: Southend Contact: Pam McLeod, Manager Contact: Andy Park Tel: 306-635-2093 Tel: 306-758-0001 Fax: 306-635-2070 Fax: 306-758-0002 Description: Chester Fried Chicken, fast food Description: Gas, diesel, grocery, confectionery, & restaurant. ATM. Amisk Atik Resource and Environmental Angelique Canada Health Center Management Box 380 Box 362 Pelican Narrows, Sask Creighton, Saskatchewan S0P 0E0 S0P 0A0 Location: Pelican Narrows Location: Creighton & Area Contact: Rose Michel Contact: Les Oystryk Tel: 306-632-2272 Tel: 306-688-6572 Fax: 306-632-4444 Fax: 204-271-4098 Description: Health Center, Dental, Mental Health, Email: [email protected] Nurses, Doctors. Description: Consulting business that specializes in providing resource and environmental management services to a wide range of clients. 6 Northern Saskatchewan Business Directory Directory as of October 9/2021 Angells Resources Apisci Mostasis Aboriginl Headstart Preschool Box 328 Box 337 Denare Beach, SK Buffalo Narrows, Sask S0P 0B0 S0M 0J0 Location: Creighton & Area Location: Buffalo Narrows Contact: Gerry Angell, Owner Contact: Bev Norton Tel: 306-362-2112 Tel: 306-235-2226 Email: [email protected] Fax: 306-235-4450 Description: Accommodations, confectionery, Email: [email protected] outfitting, gas and oil sales and small Description: Preschool, Aboriginal Head start for 3-6 motor repair; contract line cutting,staking, yrs old. snow plowing, ice road building, boat motor and canoe rental. AREVA Resouces Box 900 Anglers Trail Resort La Ronge, SK Box 33 S0J 1L0 Beauval, SK Location: La Ronge & Area S0M 0G0 Contact: Glenn Lafleur Location: Beauval Tel: 306-425-6880 Contact: Dan & Jodie Mailand Fax: 306-425-6886 Tel: 306-288-2122 Email: [email protected] Fax: 306-288-2122 Website: www.areva.ca Email: [email protected] Description: (Northern Office)Uranium mining, milling Website: www.anglerstrailresort.net and distribution. Recruiting office, public Description: Fishing camp outfitters, Lac La Plonge, relations, community visits, school family recreation & beach, convenience presentations. store, restaurant, boat rental, all season fishing. AREVA Resources Canada Stony Rapids Annie Johnston - Awasis Centre Location: Stony Rapids Box 89 Contact: Connie Mercredi, Recruiter Pinehouse, SK Tel: 306-439-2104 S0J 2B0 Fax: 306-439-2104
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