RFNOW is a Manitoba-based internet provider that is looking to provide fiber internet service to Marean Lake and surrounding areas. Given the importance of electronic communication we expect many owners within our resort will be interested in this alternative and we wanted to make sure you are aware of it. (Please note, this is for information only. MLAC has no specific interest in this company and is not recommending it over other service providers such as SaskTel, Stafford, StarLink, etc.)

RFNOW has notified the Municipality that their team will begin visiting properties starting in March as part of the upcoming fiber Internet expansion project.

These visits will help residents and business owners:

✔ Secure their free fiber drop (a $3,000 value)
✔ Ask questions about installation
✔ Learn how fiber internet can increase property values by up to 4.9%

For more information download a PDF flyer here

To sign up for the free installation or learn more, visit:
🔗 https://www.rfnow.com/its-about-time
📞 Or call 1‑888‑852‑3631

Once again the Marean Lake Advisory Committee, Klinger’s Trail and Christ the King Camp have partnered to provide some winter fun on December 27th from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. Please join us for our 4th annual winter festival!

Similar to last year, there will be horse-drawn sleigh rides on the trail, a large bonfire, free hot dogs, coffee and hot chocolate. This will all take place on the Christ the King green space (near the start of both Klinger’s and the cross country ski trail) which will be plowed for parking of vehicles and snowmobiles.

Depending on the snow conditions, this would also be a great time to try out the cross-country ski trail if you haven’t already done so. It’s located on Christ the King land and also starts by the green space (please only use it for skiing, no walking or snowshoeing since that damages the ski track).

Any one wishing to bid can download the tender document here.

Please note that the fish cleaning facility near the beach will be closing for the season on Sept 15, 2025.

Re-testing of the water at the beach has been completed and the advisory has been lifted.

https://mareanlake.ca/wp-content/uploads/Marean_Lake_Swimming_Advisory_Part_2.pdf

E-coli has been discovered at the main beach, please click here to read the advisory letter from Sask Health Authority.

https://mareanlake.ca/wp-content/uploads/Marean_Lake_Swimming_Advisory_Au.pdf

The 2025 Marean Lake Canada Day parade with be on Saturday June 28.  Parade will start at 1 pm.  All participants in the parade please meet up at the Clubhouse parking lot on the Woulfe side at 12:30 and be ready for the 1:00 start. 

The route will go from the Clubhouse parking lot, up to McCrea Road (the 2^nd road) and down Lakeside Road (the 1^st road) and we will finish at the Booth and beach parking lot. 

Canada Day cake will be served from The Booth concession stand at 2:00 pm.

Fireworks to celebrate the end of Marean Lake’s Canada Day Celebration will be starting at dusk, on Saturday.

Effective immediately on June 9, 2025 the fire ban was lifted, including the request to restrict ATV use.

Consistent with the Provincial restrictions now in place given the ongoing wildfire risk, the RM of Bjorkdale is now requesting that the operators of all ATVs and UTVs refrain from using them on public and private land.

Please click this link for further detail.

PLEASE NOTE: this request and the fire ban were lifted on June 9th.

Due to the extremely dry conditions the RM of Bjorkdale No. 426 has implemented a FIRE BAN, effective IMMEDIATELY.

This applies to all land within the RM of Bjorkdale No. 426, including the resorts at Marean Lake, and will remain in place until further notice when the fire risk is reduced.

Fireworks, all open fires, and any device with an open flame (like fire tables) are prohibited until this ban is lifted. The use of enclosed gas BBQ’s and indoor fireplaces/wood burning stoves are still allowed.

PLEASE NOTE: this original fire ban was rescinded on May 15, 2025 following rain in the area but was REINSTATED on May 23rd and subsequently lifted on June 9th.