
Memorial Arena
January 5 2021The rink is currently offering public skating. Please pre-register with Daniyale Lalonde at 306-461-8609. If interested in purchasing passes, please contact Amanda at 306-421-0653. Family pass is $200.00 and individual pass is $100.00. If interested in rink…

Municipal Election Results
November 16 2020Town of Bienfait Municipal Election Results: Mayor: Ken Bonokoski- 136 David MacKenzie-79 Council: Ivan Boyer-106 Les Christensen-104 Rob Forster-98 Brad Friars-67 David Johnson-108 Randy Marchand-85 Steven Matthewson-101 Deidra Maurer-80 Gerald Resler-143 Keith Smith-95…

Utility Billing
May 1 2020UTILITY BILLS ARE DUE BY February 15th, 2021 A $15.00 penalty will be added on to all utility accounts after this date. Payments can be made by debit, Mastercard, Visa, online, mail or by using the drop box located…

Old Dump Site
May 1 2020WARNING for OLD DUMP SITE Environment Canada has issued the following warning to the Town of Bienfait : "Due to the large number of dangerous "Sink Holes" on the old dump site there will not be any access to that property by the public or any…


Business Licenses due January 1, 2021
February 2 2016All contractors, home-based business and salespersons are required to purchase a current business license to conduct business in the Town of Bienfait.If you are looking for a business that has a business license, phone the Town Office.306-388-29692021 Licenses are…

Pet Licenses Due January 1, 2021
February 2 2016Time to renew your pet license January 2021Male/Female Dog $15.00Male/Female Dog Neutered $10.00Restricted Dog with Conditions $25.00Male/Female Cat $15.00Male/Female Cat Neutered $10.00Lost Tag Replacement $ 2.00...

Drinking Water
January 13 2016Drinking Water Quality and Compliance Town Short Form – A Template for Annual Notice to Consumers (Note: This short form may be used for communities or waterworks serving a population of less than 5000). Introduction The Water Security Agency and the Ministry…

Landfill Load Charge Changes
October 20 2015NOTICE OF LANDFILL LOAD CHARGE CHANGES BIENFAIT RESIDENTS: Refuse: 0-99 kg: No Charge 100 kg-499 kg: $ 2.00/load (includes tax) 500kg and up- $65.00/tonne (plus tax) NON-RESIDENT: Refuse 0- 450 kg: $10.00/load (plus tax) 451 kg and…

Rat Bait Stations
August 5 2015This is a Rodent Bait station. They are baited with rat Poison by a professional, Provincially Licensed Pest Control Officer. Bait stations are placed mainly on Town property, under garbage stands, overgrown weeds and grass, under garages and other buildings/structures…

Debit Machine
May 4 2015Town of Bienfait is happy to announce we now have a debit machine to make it easierĀ for you to make your payments. You can now use your debit card, Master card or Visa to pay bills. We will still be accepting cash or cheques....

Pet First Aid
March 31 2015YOUR PETS AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS Animals, like every other member of your family, deserve the protection and security of emergency preparation. A comprehensive emergency plan includes planning care for your pets before, during…
Local Historian
March 6 2015A film company has expressed interest in producing a documentary on the Bienfait train engine and its part in the local history of the mining in the area. Well after the steam era ended in the rest of Canada, steam locomotives operated by coal mines in the Bienfait…

History with Youthful Faces
January 1 2014Youthful Faces appear among these underground miners in 1926. Photograph courtesy of Bienfait Coalfields Historical Society Museum. Used with Permission from: David McLennan, “Our Towns: Saskatchewan Communities from Abbey to Zenon Park.”...

History with Cause and Death
January 1 2014United In A Cause And Then United In Death: the final resting place of the miners killed in the Estevan Coal Strike in the northwest corner of the Bienfait cemetery. Over the years, authorities had vandalized the tombstone, removing “R.C.M.P.” It was always…

History with Canadian Pacific Steam Locomotive
January 1 2014This Canadian Pacific Steam Locomotive was built in 1907 and was one of the last to operate in Canada. It was donated to the Town of Bienfait by the Manitoba and Saskatchewan Coal Company Ltd. in 1968. A plaque dedicates the locomotive, which now sits in the town’s…

History with Gravesite Plaque
January 1 2014The Plaque Erected at the gravesite in 1997. Photograph taken August 22, 2003. Used with Permission from: David McLennan, “Our Towns: Saskatchewan Communities from Abbey to Zenon Park.”...

History with Going Underground
January 1 2014Going Underground: Workers of Bienfait Mines Ltd. in 1915. Note the “pit pony” in the center of the rear of the picture. These animals were stabled underground and used for hauling coal in the mines. Some rarely saw the light of day. Photograph courtesy…

Our History with Annie Buller
January 1 2014Annie Buller, one of the founding members of the Communist Party of Canada and an ardent promoter of radical trade unionism, addressing a crowd in Bienfait two days before the Estevan Riot. Buller was asked to go to Bienfait to offer support and encouragement to the…

Our History with A Funeral for Three
January 1 2014A Funeral For Three: Authorities estimate that as many as 1,500 mourners attended the funeral in Bienfait for the miners killed in the Estevan Coal Strike. Saskatchewan Archives Board R-A18508. Used with Permission from: David McLennan, “Our Towns: Saskatchewan…