The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency is encouraging people to download the SaskAlert App 
so they can receive
critical COVID-19 information in a timely manner.
The app also allows people to choose
how and when to hear the emergency alerts.

Public Health Nurses will be providing immunization services at the
Cupar and District Nursing home on the following dates:

November 12 ; December 3 ; December 17.
Please note: these are not drop-in clinics and appointments must be scheduled.
Call 306 766 7500 (ext. 1) to book an appointment.

Historically, Cupar became a village in 1905 and received its name from Canadian Pacific Railroad officials for the Town of Cupar in Fifeshire, Scotland.

The first residents were mainly of Irish, English and Scottish descent. Today we find our cultures richly melded with many ancestries. Copies of the Cupar Herald for the years 1914 and 1915 are online through

www.saskarchives.com

Cupar's beautiful tree-lined streets are paved and curbed. The many businesses provide a wide variety of services. The different organizations are active and committed.

Cupar's modern educational and recreational facilities are second to none. Our health centre,
ambulance services and fire department are well equipped and have fully trained personnel.

Cupar is a place where people care about one another and cherish a safe environment.
The town takes pride in the fact that Cupar is a beautiful, friendly, affordable, family oriented community.

The Town of Cupar would like to share its lifestyle fortunes, and invite you to take a good look at the opportunities CUPAR has to offer.