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St. Brieux, Saskatchewan
Zone 6The Village of St. Brieux was settled by a group of people from St. Malo, France in 1904. Under the guidance of Father Le Floch, they made their way from France to Halifax to Prince Albert and finally ended up at the present town site. At that point, they erected a cross on the shores of Lake Lenore to honour another French explorer, Jacque Cartier.
Today, the community of St. Brieux is rich in culture with many local artists, craftsman and musicians. The community is home to many activities such as trade fairs, sports days, golf and hockey tournaments and a Bilingual Christmas Pageant.
The town of St. Brieux is probably most famous for the agricultural manufacturer that is located there. Bourgault Industries is a world renowned manufacturer of agricultural equipment, from rock pickers to air seeders.
The company was founded by Frank Bourault in 1973, started out of a small shop in town, building a cultivator that Frank had been testing for a number of years. Since then, the company has expanded greatly and has plants in nearby Naicam.
Village Office - (306) 275-2257
Fax: (306) 275-4949
Village of St. Brieux
St. Brieux, SK
Enjoy a piece of the Northeast in Pleasantdale.
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