Welcome to Hanley, Saskatchewan
2025 Transfer Station Fees
Load size shall be determined by the Town of Hanley or its agent, whose decision will be final. If the load is mixed types of waste, it must be sorted by the person wishing to dispose of the waste into the appropriate designated areas.
If the load is mixed types of waste and the person wishing to dispose of the waste does NOT sort the waste into the appropriate designated areas, they will be subject to the penalty pursuant to section 21 of the “Waste Transfer Station” bylaw. THE CHARGES MUST BE APPLICABLE FOR ANY ITEM THAT WOULD GO INTO THE LORAAS BIN
Transfer Station Closed Sept. 20th
Office Closed September 30th
Spray Park Closed for the Season
Surviving the Suplex:
Surviving the Suplex: How Elected Officials Can Overcome Polarizing Politics and Serve with Impact
Municipal politics is one of the most underestimated, complex, and misunderstood areas of
leadership in Canada. From the outside, it looks like council chambers, ribbon cuttings, and
debating about crosswalk locations. But on the inside? It’s often brutal, personal, and
dripping with pressure.
Honestly, some days it feels like an old-school pro wrestling match: Seven elected officials
enter a ring. Steel chairs fly. Suplexes land. Trust is tested. And if one person crawls out
alive after 60 minutes—it’s a miracle.
That’s municipal politics: policy by cage match. And jokes aside, the polarization we’re
seeing in local government is real—and it’s dangerous to the health of our councils and
communities.
What Makes Municipal Politics So Polarizing?