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efforts, they remained on the beach overnight. In the morning, the men experienced some relief from their symptoms. They attributed the respite to the water and remained on site, consuming and immersing themselves into the liquid medicine. Within days of their arrival at the lake, the young men regained their previous state of healthfulness and continued on their tribeās journey. Upon reuniting with their tribe, tribe members were astounded by the menās seemingly miraculous return to health.
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followed by the settlers and then visitors from all parts of the world, traveling to the Lake of the
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In 1956 the provincial government sold the Park Chalet to the
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American people also caused the resort to decline. Airplanes
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The Studio Trail consists of local artists and artisans who have come together to present their works. As with all things
Saskatchewan, there are distances to travel and that makes for part of the allure of exploring these studios. Trail participants have chosen to showcase their talents either at
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Danceland, known as the "Home of the World Famous Dance Floor Built on
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The men were too weak to travel so the tribe built a shelter for them before continuing their journey. It is said the afflicted men were overcome with fever and thirst and crawled their way to the lakeshore where they slaked their thirst and immersed themselves in the cool water. Spent from their
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Fahrenheit (38 Ā°C). When the depression hit, crowds stopped coming. Those that did come, didnāt have much money to spend. They just wanted a cool dip in the water because the
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In 1928 Wellington White built "Danceland" pavilion on the east beach. It replaced an earlier
Danceland built before 1919. There are two floors, a sub floor and a hardwood floor. Between the two floors is a layer of horsehair (bought from local farmers and imported from Quebec) six to ten inches
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The waters at the beach are known for their high salinity and resulting buoyancy. Because the lake water has a specific gravity 10 per cent higher than regular water, persons who enter the lake naturally float on top. It is one of only three bodies of water in the world with such properties, the
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The bustling resort had lots to offer any vacationer: 3 large dance halls, 2 large enclosed mineral hot bath houses, massage parlours, numerous beach stores and restaurants/cafes, several boarding houses, hotels and motels, many cottages, 2 drug stores, 3 grocery stores, 2 service stations, boat
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So was born the legend of the healing waters of Little
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In the early 1930s, the government decided to construct a luxurious resort hotel as a relief project, using almost exclusively local materials. The Park Chalet was constructed in Manitou Lake Provincial Park by unemployed workers using fieldstone from local quarries. The original buildings had
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Manitou Beach hosts Saskatchewan's only professional chainsaw carving festival every second year. The four-day event often takes place the second weekend of August, starting on the Thursday. The event hosts food and craft vendors, a children's area, live demonstrations, and carving auctions.
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The east and west beaches always seemed to be competing with each other and became rivals. Some would say this interfered with the growth of Manitou Beach but may also have spurred it on. In the 1920s and 30s, both sides of the beach were busy with the east beach being more popular.
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their work studio or have banded together in a central location. Participants offer demonstrations, restrooms and wheelchair accessibility. Jump on the trail anywhere you wish, and follow the brochureās map to find the next artisan or artist.
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Jitney dances were popular in the 1920s. ("Jitney" means a nickel.) Danceland would get 500 people in attendance. The hall was open every night, including a āmidnight frolicā on Sunday. Admission was 10 cents a dance or 3 for a quarter.
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Regional Park. A brochure was published, promising a park with picnic grounds, camp kitchens, playgrounds, a tennis court, a 9-hole golf course and a mile long sandy beach ā with free indoor showers to wash off the salt.
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thick. No nails were used to construct the floor. The unique construction of the floor gives it a flexibility (spring) which makes it easy to dance on. You actually feel the movement of the floor as couples dance.
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were invented and therefore long distance travel was no longer a hardship. Tourists were drawn to the warmer coastal or tropical resorts. Recreational vehicles became popular. Holiday travel went on wheels.
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thatched roofs made from reeds and rushes. The resort consisted of 290 acres and was located on the west beach. It was operated as a commercial hotel until the early 1950s.
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To First Nations people in this region, Little Manitou is the lake of healing waters. Bill Strongarm, committee member and residential school support worker with
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595:+22.2%
582:+10.3%
556:+44.2%
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1152:2022
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990:2020
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