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The Village of Pelly, located in East Central Saskatchewan within the Rural Municipality of St. Philips No. 301, boasts a population of 255 inhabitants as per the most recent census. Established in 1911, it is the closest settlement to the historical sites of Fort Livingston and Fort Pelly, which are significant landmarks in Canadian history associated with the North-West Mounted Police and the Hudson's Bay Company. Generated from the website

The Norquay Town Office in Norquay, Canada, houses the Norquay Public Library, offering a diverse collection of fiction, non-fiction, movies, and award-winning titles for adults, children, and teens. Patrons can access a range of services including borrowing items, renewing materials, suggesting titles for purchase, and exploring digital content through e-resources like Library2Go and Hoopla. Generated from their website

The Rural Municipality of Livingston No. 331, located in Arran, Saskatchewan, serves as a local governance body responsible for the administration and management of municipal affairs. It provides essential services and information to residents, including updates on elections, fire bans, and community notices. In addition to managing local governance, the RM of Livingston No. 331 also oversees financial statements, budgets, and policies that guide the municipality's operations. The council is committed to transparency and community engagement, offering resources for residents interested in local governance and participation. Generated from the website