Community and Health Programs

A bit of Saskatchewan history

Lampman, Saskatchewan was founded in 1910 and became a town in 1963. It was named after Canadian poet, Archibald Lampman, whose more famous works include "Among the Millet" and "Lyrics of Earth."

Lampman is also famous for a 1,024 page book that was published in 1981, entitled, "Poet's Corner: A History of Lampman and District and the R.M. of Browning."

The town's economic base is the oil industry and the Steelman gas plant.

Population: 735.

Community Services

• Bus Service
• Roman Catholic Church
• Library
• Medical Clinic / Centre
• Restaurants
• Retail Outlets
• Elementary School
• High School
• United Church
• Postal Service
• Gospel Church
• Lutheran Church

Health Programs

• Ambulance - Emergency
• Dietitian Services
• Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
• Home Care
• Long-term Care Facilities
• Palliative Care
• Public Health Inspection
• Respite Care
• Telehealth
• Volunteer Services

For more information, visit:
http://www.lampman.sasktelwebsite.net/