Village of Buena Vista

06/23/2026

06/22/2026

🌳Kenny Chaplin has a youtube site where he is planning to live stream the event but needs to increase subscribers to stream! Please visit the link to subscribe, then rain or shine you'll be able to view the event!

https://www.youtube.com/

06/19/2026

A friendly reminder to submit your survey by June 21, 2026 !

06/17/2026

🚒 Regina Beach Fire Department Raffle Tickets Available! 🚒

🎟️Raffle tickets are available at the Village Office. Stop by during regular hours to purchase your tickets and support the dedicated volunteers who help keep our community safe while also having a chance to win a great prize.🔥

06/16/2026

Kenny Chaplin is seeking to rent/borrow a small garden trailer and a 4000 W (-ish) generator to complete his endeavour. If you are willing to provide any of these items from June 27-30th, please contact Kenny: 306-520-4700 or [email protected]

06/15/2026

⚠️COYOTE ALERT - PLEASE USE CAUTION⚠️

Residents are advised that there is increased coyote activity within the community. A family of approximately 8 coyote pups has denned near the Buena Vista beach area, and sightings have occurred throughout the whole Village.

For everyone's safety, please:
- Keep all pets in your yard & on a leash at all times when outside your yard
- Do not allow children to play unattended
- Be aware of your surroundings at all times

Critter Gitter is actively working to remove the coyotes; however, this is not always a quick process and may take a bit of time.

If you observe any coyote activity or sightings, please text 306-540-3178 with the date, time and location of sighting.

06/11/2026

Reduced Lab hours for the month of June

Primary Health Care Lab

06/11/2026

⚾Head up to the Buena Vista Ball Diamonds tonight and cheer on your 11U South Shore teams. ⚾

06/05/2026

🌳Parks & Recreation Survey 🛝

The Buena Vista Parks & Recreation Board and the Village want to hear from you!

We are looking for community input on our parks, recreation spaces, programs, and future priorities. Your feedback will help guide planning and improvements that reflect the needs and interests of our residents.

Whether it's playgrounds, green spaces, walking paths, sports facilities, community events, or recreational programming - your voice matters!

Please take a few minutes to complete the survey: (paper copies can also be completed by visiting the office)
https://www.buenavista.ca/parks-amp-rec-survey/

📅Survey closes: June 21, 2026

Thank you for helping shape the future of our community!

06/04/2026

🏆Graduating from high school in a few weeks isn’t the only major accomplishment as of late for Buena Vista’s Hudson Walby.

In late April, Walby found out he was named one of 15 winners for the “Terry Fox Humanitarian Award,” being recognized for his volunteer work as a Medical First Responder with St. John Ambulance, and Senior Trainer at Miller Comprehensive High School.

Last week his contributions were recognized by the House of Commons in Ottawa, with 14 other winners from across the country.

Hudson lives with cerebral palsy and has navigated a complex and ongoing five-year medical journey marked by uncertainty and filled with unclear diagnoses. Living in a body that does not always cooperate with him, Hudson has developed a deep sense of patience, resilience, and an understanding of what it means to depend on others for care.
From a young age, he has been drawn to helping others in practical, consistent ways. He channels this empathy into his role as a Lead Athletic Trainer for local football leagues and volunteers as a Medical First Responder with St. John Ambulance.
Hudson considers himself a humanitarian “not for recognition, but because someone has to, and because I would want someone to do the same for me.” It is this sense of selfless service that has propelled Hudson to pursue nursing.
Having spent so many years within the healthcare system as a patient, he is driven by the belief that healthcare should make people feel seen, supported, and safe. He wants his future patients to feel calmer when he is in the room, families to feel supported through his care, and younger students to feel represented by seeing him in his role.
Hudson knows exactly what it feels like to be medically vulnerable, and he is determined to become a nurse who ensures no patient ever feels overlooked.
Hudson plans to study Nursing at the University of Regina.

Congratulations Hudson!