Visitors
The Town of Churchbridge is a welcoming and inclusive community, which is centrally located, whether for work or play. We pride ourselves on having an excellent school system and being community focused. Located along Highway 16, between the Manitoba border and 50 km east of Yorkton, we are home to a daycare and a Kindergarten to Grade 12 school. We are in close proximity to the Mosaic Potash Mines, and we are definitely a growing community.
Our population has increased by 40% per cent and our school enrolment has grown by more than 50 students since 2009. The Town of Churchbridge would like to invite you to visit our community and explore all we have to offer.
Whether it’s recreation, leisure or rejuvenation, Churchbridge Welcomes You!
A common attraction, especially for visitors traveling through the town, is the Canada Dollar Coin located in the town on the south side of Highway #16 on Bridger Road. The Town of Churchbridge constructed this monument to commemorate Rita Swanson, the artist resident of Churchbridge, whose design was chosen to mark Canada’s 125th birthday in 1992. With a diameter of six feet,
it is definitely worth the time to stop and check out what is possibly the largest loonie you will ever see! You may have seen this monument listed on the “www.bigthings.ca/sask/” website which is dedicated to the fantastic and awe inspiring monuments built by communities all over Canada.
Accomodations
Looking for accommodations in Churchbridge try: Churchbridge Campground
Community History
Churchbridge began with the arrival of settlers from the Anglican Colonization Society, with director and missionary Rev. Robert Bridger. In 1887, the society combined the word " church" from the name of the society, and the name "bridge" in recognition of Rev. Robert Bridger, one of the prominent directors, to name the new settlement "Churchbridge". In 1903, Churchbridge received village status. In 1962, there were 260 people residing the village, and by 1964, the population rose to 600 giving it Town status. Thanks to our rich agricultural roots and the area potash mines, Churchbridge now has approximately 896 residents as of 2016, and our population continues to grow.Historic Murals Walking Tour
Like so many prairie communities, Churchbridge has very rich and cherished heritage. What sets us apart though is the way community members have worked to honour and remember our community leaders, our way of life and our history.
#8 – Veterans Wall of Honour – Churchbridge Community Centre (inside for viewing during office hours) – 116 Vincent Ave. W.
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#7 – Churchbridge Community Centre/Town Office (south wall) – 116 Vincent Ave. W.
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#6 – Churchbridge Community Centre (west wall) – 116 Vincent Ave. W.
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#5 – Evergreen Club (east wall) – 126 Vincent Ave. W.
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#4 – Evergreen Club 126 Vincent Ave. W.
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#3 – Churchbridge Hotel 144 Vincent Ave. W.
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#2 – located at 203 Vincent Ave. W. (Lillian Timms Accounting building)
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#1 – Memorial Park – located at the intersection of Vincent Ave. W., Raikes Street and Hwy 80
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The Wall of Honour can be viewed by visiting the Town Office Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. & 1-5 p.m. Weekends, evening and holidays; contact Dave: 896-2486, Connie: 896 -2638, Elaine/Joe: 896-2559, Gloria/Ed: 896-2901