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Dubuc
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Melba McAlpine
MAYOR
Dwayne
Sallie
COUNCILLOR
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Margaret Edward
COUNCILLOR
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History
Dubuc is the second stop west of Esterhazy. It lies about 20 kilometres north of the Qu’Appelle Valley on Highways 9 and 22.
The village of 65 is named for Sir Joseph Dubuc, a Winnipeg-based traveling judge who was instrumental in bringing settlers to the area. Dubuc was incorporated as a village in 1905, almost two years after the first settlers arrived with the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Dubuc was the most thriving community on the Canadian Pacific Railway’s Kirkella branch line for many years.
Business/Industry
Yorkton Co-Op and Farm Supply
Bernier St.
Phone: (306) 877-2144
All fuel is available at Card Lock.
Village Office
Bernier St.
Phone: (306) 877-2172
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Dubuc Memorial Community Hall
Joseph St.
Phone: (306) 877-2070
The hall is the hub of this small village. It entertains monthly singles dances that attract single individuals from all over the region. In addition, the hall can be rented for any occasion. |
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Prairie Manor Complex
Noel St.
This modern senior complex offers four suites used by some of the senior citizens within the area.
Powell Seed Cleaning
Farm
Phone: (306) 877-4552
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Dubuc Senior Centre
Bernier St.
Known as “The Hut”, it features Tuesday get-togethers by citizens in the community. It can also be rented to hold smaller gatherings.
Juanita’s Ceramics Studio
Farm
Phone: (306) 877-2065 |
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Recreation
| An ATV derby is hosted annually in April.
Also available is a fantastic children’s playground in the heart of the village. |
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Clubs/Organizations
Dubuc Recreation Association
The D.R.A. hosts many events throughout the year, the largest being the ATV derby in April. They also stay involved by hosting lunches at local auction sales and funerals. |
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Education
Children are bussed to surrounding towns for schooling.
Religion
Dubuc does not hold any regular masses; however, special masses
can be held upon request. Many funerals are still held at this
location. The Church is celebrating its 100th year in 2007.
Also, throughout the area there are a number of cemeteries.
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Transportation
Bus Services are available to and from Regina.
Tourist
Attractions
Not Available
Emergency Contacts
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
242 Margaret Cres. (Esterhazy)
Phone: (306) 745-4740
Saskpower
Phone: 310-2220
Fire Alarm
Phone: 911
Demographics
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