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Why Luseland & District

A town, five rural municipalities, and two villages in West Central Saskatchewan — and a Chamber whose job is to make the move easier.

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Luseland and Highway 31, harvest

The Welcome to the Town of Luseland sign with Saskatchewan, Canadian and town flags, and a horse-and-buggy statue — Highway approach · hometown of Jimmy Pattison

Grain elevators and rail cars at Luseland seen from the highway under a wide prairie sky — Rail and elevators, still working

The brick corner block on Main Street, Luseland, with the Canadian flag out front — Main Street

In numbers

~600

Population

Town of Luseland

1910

Founded

Rural Municipality of Progress No. 351

50 min

To Kindersley

Nearest larger centre

2 h 15

To Saskatoon

Airport, university, distributors

Source: Luseland Welcome Package, Chamber of Commerce, 28 May 2026

What is already here

What the district runs on

Economy

Agriculture and agri-services, retail, construction and oilfield trades. Thirty-four Chamber member businesses across the town, the surrounding rural municipalities and the villages.

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Highway rail and air

Moving goods

Highway 31 through town. Two grain handlers on Pacific Avenue — Bunge and Nutrien Ag Solutions — plus rail-accessible on-farm elevator capacity. CJR2 Luseland Airport has one asphalt runway with night landing lights and no landing fees.

Internet

Connectivity

High-speed rural and home fibre options are available in town.

Provider names and actual speeds still needed

Luseland School K to 12

Schools

One school covering kindergarten through grade twelve, on Prospect Avenue. A family moving here does not have to plan around a change of school.

Clinic in town and hospital nearby

Health

Luseland Medical Clinic on Grand Avenue, a pharmacy that has served the town since 1961, and the nearest hospital in Kerrobert. HealthLine on 8-1-1 around the clock.

Arena pool golf and parks

Recreation

The arena on Chipman Street, a seasonal outdoor pool, a nine-hole golf course at Bell Acres, Legion Park and Prairie Park, ball diamonds at the fairgrounds, and a district museum.

Everything within walking distance

Day to day

Grocery store, Co-op home and agro centre, two fuel stops, pharmacy, credit union, insurance and SGI issuer, library, post office, salons and cafés — almost all of it on Grand Avenue.

What is available

Premises

Commercial space for sale or lease, serviced land, and housing. The Chamber keeps the list, and the Economic Development Officer knows what is coming free.

Premises and opportunities

Talk to a person

Next step

Not a contact form. Somebody weighing a move wants a human being who can walk them through grants, space, and who to speak to at the town.

Contact the EDO

What is still missing. Three things on this page have no source yet and are not estimated here: a maintained list of commercial space and serviced land, childcare capacity, and actual internet speeds by provider. Everything else comes from the Chamber's own Welcome Package of 28 May 2026.