The Village of Earl Grey Welcomes You
Stay a while.
Earl Grey is a small, rural community nestled near the Qu'Appelle Valley on Highway 22, close to Last Mountain Lake and an easy commute to Regina.
Earl Grey features a Mixed Veterinary Clinic, Credit Union, Post Office, SGI, and a local tavern. We are also home to numerous local trades such as plumbers, electricians and contractors.
Earl Grey has a fantastic golf course, stunning baseball diamonds, an action-packed community hall, and vibrant curling and skating club.
Earl Grey is the perfect community for you to call home.
INFORMATION
Assessment Roll
Council Meeting
The next regular council meeting will be:
Wednesday, June 17, 2026, 6:30 pm
at the Municipal Office.
2026 - 1st Quarter Utility Notices
Caretaker Position Available
Earl Grey Mizpah Cemetery
Earl Grey Mizpah is currently seeking a reliable individual to serve as caretaker for the local cemetery.
Responsibilities include:
- Mowing and trimming grounds
- General upkeep and maintenance
- Basic maintenance of equipment and machinery
Start Date: Immediately
For more information or to apply, please contact:
Shirley at 306-726-8343
2026 - 1st Quarter Utility Notices
2026 - 1st Quarter Utility Notices
1st Quarter Utility Notices have been prepared and mailed. Electronic Notices were also sent on
Thursday, March 5, 2026.
Payments can be made by cash, cheque or
e-transfer to earlgreyvillage@sasktel.net.
To have your utility payment emailed to you please complete the form below and return to
the Village office.
Office Space for Rent
Office Space for Rent – Village of Earl Grey
The Earl Grey Longlaketon Fire Protection Building currently has 1 office space available for rent.
Newly painted
Located in the Fire Protection Building
Ideal for a small business or office use
For more information, please contact
(306) 939-2144 or
Email admin.earlgrey@sasktel.net
Camp Molly
Camp Molly is a free, 4-day camp dedicated to inspiring young female and non-binary youth aged 15 to 18 by showcasing firefighting as a viable and rewarding career. Honoring Molly Williams, North America’s first known female and first known black firefighter, the program was launched in 2019 in the Halton Region with substantial support from charities and businesses. Its success has led to expansion across Canada, including Quebec, Saskatchewan, and two Indigenous camps in 2024. The program offers comprehensive training in fire suppression, auto extrication, firefighter survival, and more. With around 35 campers per session, over 400 youths will benefit each year, each concluding with a ceremonial graduation.
Camp Molly provides the opportunity for these young women to meet and engage with strong female role models in their community and the entire 4-day camp experience is free.