The R.M. of Willner will post public notice events, meetings and events throughout the year. Please check for notices.
The spring date for opening of the Oil Recycling Centre has been postponed until further notice!!
Dust Suppressant when applied on municipal roadways requires a signed agreement with the municipality. The purpose of said agreement is to provide safe travel to the public and to ensure continued stability and integrity of the municipal infrastructure.
This agreement is available under the "Agreement" Tab.
Responsible care and proper cleanup and recycling of grain bags and chemical jugs is required and expected in the Rural Municipality of Willner, No. 253
1.6 km Southwest of Davidson starting at NE ¼ of section 24, Township 26, Range 1, W3M (Meridian Road) to the intersection of Hwy 19 North of Loreburn 8,000 kg (17,600 lbs) Maximum gross weight on any axle unit not to exceed 6,000 kg (13,200 lbs)
The restricted section of this highway is signed accordingly. Alternate haul routes (at secondary highway weights) are in place on municipal gravel roads at this location and are clearly signed. For detailed information, call the local rural municipality or call the Highway Hotline at 306-933-5655. The rural municipality administers and maintains the alternate haul routes. They are also responsible for issuing any overweight permits associated with the alternate haul routes.
To prevent unnecessary response from the Fire Department, BEFORE LIGHTING, please call 1-866-404-4911.
If the Fire Department gets called to an unreported burn you will be charged.
Individuals are respectfully requested to ensure that spray from Field Sprayers does not cover or impact on road allowances. If over spray occurs and reseeding of road allowances is necessary, the landowner may be required to reimburse the municipality for any associated costs.
No dumping or spraying of chemicals is allowed either on road allowances or along municipal roadways within the boundaries of the RM of Willner, No. 253
There are some significant proposed changes to the Act, such as:
- several terms have been clarified (eg. "owner", "farm building" and "qualified person")
- Dwellings on agricultural land will no longer be exempt under the Farm Building exemption.
- Unpaid building inspection and related fees (debt due) can be added to the owner's property taxes.
- Local Authority can register interest on title for orders written if the owner does not comply within 60 days.
- Collecting a refundable deposit will be allowed.
- Adopting building bylaws will be mandatory for all municipalities. For those without a bylaw on January 1, 2022 a "default" provincial bylaw will be in force. For those with an existing bylaw, you have 7 years to update it.
If you would like to download a free PDF copy of The Construction Codes Act (Bill 4-first reading) then visit: