Local Improvement District 19-E-3 first met in April 1906, became the Eagle Creek LID the following year and was incorporated as the Rural Municipality of Eagle Creek No. 376 in 1909. It sent delegates to the 1908 S.A.R.M. convention.
The R.M. consists of seven full townships and parts of four more; the North Saskatchewan River forms the Northern boundary. Livestock and grain are the main industry. The 595 residents live on farms and acreages and in the hamlets of Arelee, Struan and Sonningdale. Council consists of a Reeve and Six Councillors and since 1935, an office in the Hamlet of Arelee.
The Eagle Creek flows through the municipality and empties into the North Saskatchewan River. The Eagle Creek Regional Park is situated on the banks of the Eagle Creek in the South East part of the municipality.
RM of Eagle Creek #376
Box 278
Asquith, Sk
S0K 0J0
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As of16 February 2023
All Divisions report primary roads cleared with many roads having steep banks. The areas with steep banks will be prone to filling in due to drifting in the event of strong winds or moderate snow fall. Roads with snow or moisture on them will freeze over the next cold snap, careful near shaded intersections due to ice buildup.
Please report observed road hazards to the Divisional Councillor or Reeve.