RM of Baildon #131 – News
Crime Stoppers
May 11, 2026 RE: Community Crime Watch Initiative The Council of the Rural Municipality of Baildon has voted to move forward with establishing a Community Rural Crime Watch program. Christie Whelan Division 5 Councillor and Ronda Wedhorn have volunteered to assist in...
Dust Control
The R.M. of Baildon offers property owners the option of having dust control applied on the municipal road adjacent to their yard site at a subsidized rate. Ratepayers wishing to have this product applied must submit an application prior to May 7, 2026 [Dust Control...
INFORMATION: Strychnine Stewardship Program Training & Resources
Overview of Requirements to Use Strychnine The document below outlines the requirements of the Emergency Use Registration (EUR) of two per cent liquid strychnine for Richardson’s ground squirrel control (effective until November 1, 2027) and the associated Strychnine...
Public Notice
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Public notice is hereby given that the Rural Municipality of Baildon No. 131 intends to propose a bylaw for the purpose of levying a special tax, to lands described in the bylaw, for fire and emergency services of the Briercrest and District Fire...
Disqualification of Councillor Kaiser pursuant to The Municipalities Act
Disqualification of Councillor Kaiser pursuant to The Municipalities Act Both The Municipalities Act and the Baildon Code of Ethics Bylaw impose important obligations on municipal councillors regarding ethics and conflict of interest. Councillors are required to...
Open Burns – Fact Sheet
Health and Environmental Effects of Open Burning of Refuse and Other Solid Wastes The open burning of certain wastes has scientifically been proven to produce air toxins. Saskatchewan's Environmental Management and Protection Act (EMPA), 2010 oversees incinerators and...
About RM of Baildon #131
The Rural Municipality of Baildon #131 is a local government area located in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada. It is situated in the south-central region of the province and covers an area of approximately 819 square kilometers. The municipality is home to a population of around 600 people, who live in the communities of Archive, Baildon, Buttreess, Crestwynd, Leakville, and Levuka.