Secretary: secretary.kinistinolodge@sasktel.net
District No. 1

Instituted: 1879

Constituted: Kinistino No. 1, 1906

Amalgamated: Prince Albert No. 63, 1990

Amalgamated: Wakaw No.166 and Birch Hills No. 127, 1965
(New name: Birch Hills-Wakaw No. 127)
Amalgamated: Birch Hills-Wakaw No.127 and Northern Star No. 216, 1973
Amalgamated: Shellbrook No.171 and Northern Star No. 216, 1993
Amalgamated: Northern Star No. 216, 1998

In 1879 Prince Albert was a small village on the south bank of the North Saskatchewan River. The closest contact with the outside world was Winnipeg, 700 miles away. A dispensation, dated May 22, 1879, was granted by the Grand Lodge of Canada to organize a Lodge in Prince Albert to be named Kinistino #381, "Kinistino" being the generic mane of a Cree tribe of Indians. The first meeting was held over Bro Porter's office on October 3, 1879. In 1882 the lodge surrendered its charter to the Grand Lodge of Canada and accepted a charter from the Grand Lodge of Manitoba as Kinistino Lodge #16.

In 1883 the Lodge moved its meeting place to quarters in the Tresson Building on River Street followed, In 1887, to a room over T.H. Campbell's store. This was followed by another move to a building owned by Shenff O.E. Hughes on Government Road, this latter building later becoming the American Hotel.

An agreement was made with a contractor in 1904 to build a hall, which the lodge would rent for $35.00 a month with an option to purchase for $7,000.00 anytime within three years. The first meeting was held In the new hall on S1. John's Day, December 27,1905.

The last meeting of Kinistino Lodge under its old designation as Lodge #16 was held on July 6, 1906.
Then on Fnday, September 7, 1906, it met for the first time as Kinistino Lodge #1 under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan.

On Friday, June 17, 1910, MW Bro W. B. Tate, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan, laid the cornerstone of the Masonic Temple erected on 10th Street between Central Avenue and First Avenue West. December 2, 1910, marked the first meeting in the new building.
The years have brought many changes and even another Temple. 

Secretary: secretarywascanalodge@gmail.com
District No. 2

Constituted: Wascana No. 2, 1906

Amalgamated: Emulation No. 186, 1998

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District No. 3

Instituted: 1883

Constituted: Moose Jaw No. 3, 1906

The first lodge meetings in Moose Jaw were held in leased buildings. Then in 1905 a Masonic Temple was erected at what is now known as 27 Main Street North. However, disaster struck on Sunday January 23, 1921, and the temple was gutted by fire and completely destroyed. Another temple was built. MW Bro G.M Weir, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan rededicated the new building on March 31, 1922.

In 1950 the lodges in Moose Jaw purchased the old YWCA building. The upper floors were renovated into suites and rented out but are no longer occupied because of new building codes and the cost of updating the building.

The following lodges also currently use the Masonic Temple in Moose Jaw:

• Moose Jaw Lodge #3, instituted October 3, 1883
• Doric-St. George Lodge #71, instituted December 7, 19100
• Memorial Lodge #172, instituted January 11, 1923

Secretary: whorsman.iha@sasktel.net
District No. 4

Instituted: 1886

Constituted: Indian Head No. 5, 1906

The first lodge meetings were held in a room located in the southeast corner of what was then known as the Brassy Block. In 1887 the lodge moved to the upper story of the Queen's Hotel. Two years later it moved again, this time to the upper story of the schoolhouse and from there to the top floor of the town hall. In 1903 the lodge moved to the Hastings Block and in 1926 to the top floor of the Brooks Block. Finally, in 1958 a new Masonic Temple was built.

It is interesting to note that the First Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan was MW Bro H.H. Campkin, a member of Indian Head Lodge. He served as Grand Master for two terms, 1906-07 and 1907-08.

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District No. 4

Constituted: Qu'Appelle No. 6, 1906

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District No. 9

Instituted: 1886

Constituted: Moosomin No. 7, 1906

Amalgamated: Ashlar No. 8 and Ekapo No. 38, 1980
(New name: Ashlar-Ekapo No. 8)
Amalgamated: Ashlar-Ekapo No. 8, 1987

Amalgamated: Welwyn No. 161 and Rocanville No. 61, 1957
(New name: Rocanville No. 61)
Amalgamated: Rocanville No. 61, 1992

Amalgamated: Wapella No. 37 and Composite No. 103, 1968
(New name: Composite No. 103)
Amalgamated: Wawota No. 150 and Maryfield No. 94, 1978
(New name: Maryfield No. 94)
Amalgamated: Composite No. 103 and Maryfield No. 94, 1984
(New name: Maryfield No. 94)
Amalgamated: Maryfield No. 94, 2004

The Orange Order built the Orange Hall in 1885 and Masons rented the top floor as their lodge as soon as the building was completed. Prior to that Masons had met in Binsscarth Hall, the first hall to be built in Moosomim.

In 1905 the White Building burned down and the Masons lost all their regalia and furniture. Charter member John McGuirl made new furniture to replace what had been lost.

In 1961 the former curling rink was purchased from the town ofMoosomin and demolished. A Masonic Temple was built on this site and opened May 10, 1962. W Bro K.A. Prince laid the cornerstone. He was the oldest member of Moosomin Lodge both in years of age and years of membership and had served as Worshipful Master in 1905.

Constituted: Maple Leaf No. 9, 1906

The first lodge meetings in Maple Creek were held on the third floor of the Dixon Store Building from 1893 to 1937. Then, from 1937 to 1960, the brethren of Maple Leaf Lodge rented the second floor of the Wasno Store Building. In 1960 the members decided to rent the new lOaF Hall. However, in April, 2001, the building was sold by the lOaF to a new owner who converted the building for other purposes.

Following the sale and until September, 2002, lodge meetings were held in one of the available rooms in the Maple Creek Legion Hall. During this time, with some financing provided by the members of Maple Leaf Lodge and some volunteer labour, a very suitable area on the lower floor of the Elks Hall was converted into an excellent Lodge Hall. Maple Leaf Lodge held its first meeting in the new hall on September 30, 2002.

Secretary: nwmp11@gmail.com
Website: http://www.nwmp11.ca
District No. 2

Selection will be based upon need, academic achievement and sound character.

NOTE: Documentation required:
- Scholarship is subject to confirmation of proof of full-time registration in a post-secondary institution for the ensuing year.
- Official transcript of marks.
- A letter from the applicant outlining extracurricular activities and your future goals and ambitions.
- Receipt of acceptance at a post-secondary institution.

Application will be accepted by mail only. Send application to:

Secretary
NWMP Lodge No. 11
1316 Maple Leaf Crescent
Regina, SK
S4X 4N5

Deadline for applications: August 15.

Secretary: yorktonlodge12@gmail.com
District No. 11

Constituted: Yorkton No. 12, 1906

Grayson No. 48, Renamed as Excelsior No. 48, 1950

Amalgamated: Excelsior No. 48, 1991

Amalgamated: Aurora No. 45, 1992

Amalgamated: Canora No. 59, 1997

Amalgamated: Esterhazy No. 215, 1999

Amalgamated: Melville No. 62, 2006

Secretary: Norm Tatton - ntatton@shaw.ca
District No. 6

Constituted: Duck Lake No. 13, 1906

Amalgamated: Rosthern No. 22, 1948
(New name: Rosthern-Duck Lake No. 13)

Secretary: Ken Morgan - kemorgan@sasktel.net
District No. 9

Constituted: Amity No. 15, 1906

Amalgamated: Border No. 52, 1980
(New name: Border-Amity No. 15)

Amalgamated: Boscurvis-Alameda No. 27, 2014
(New name: ABBA No. 15)

Secretary: mail@sask16.com

Web site: https://sask16.com

District No. 5

Instituted: 1904

Constituted: Saskatchewan No. 16, 1906

Constituted: Melfort No. 18, 1906

Amalgamated: Pleasantdale No. 195, 1981

Amalgamated: Star City No. 152, 1995

Amalgamated: Carrot River No. 69, 1998

Instituted: 1905

Constituted: Britannia No. 23, 1906

Amalgamated: Lonach-Landmark Lodge No. 44, 2018

Amalgamated: Unity-Kilwinning Lodge No. 73, 2022

Secretary: Troy LeBlanc - troyleblanc328@gmail.com - (306) 421-4054
District No. 9

Instituted: 1905

Constituted: Estevan No. 25, 1906

     Amalgamated: Heward No. 29 and New Hope No. 30, 1969
(New Name: Heward-New Hope No. 29)

Amalgamated: Heward-New Hope No. 29, 1974

     Amalgamated: Weyburn No. 20 and Golden Fleece No. 50, 1979

     Amalgamated: Weyburn No. 20 and Latomia No. 125, 1998
(New name: Latomia-Weyburn No. 20)

     Amalgamated: Latomia-Weyburn No. 20 and Bruce No. 36, 2011

Amalgamated: Latomia-Weyburn No. 20, 2024

Secretary: M.W.Bro. John Leyshon - leyshon@sasktel.net - 306-741-7565
District No. 8

Instituted: 1906
Constituted: Swift Current No. 26, 1907
Amalgamated: Morse No. 93, 1974
Amalgamated: Mt. Hermon No. 124, 1979
Amalgamated: Vanguard No. 194, 1981
     Amalgamated: Progressive No. 141 and Cypress No. 70, 1981
Amalgamated: Cypress No. 70, 2001
     Amalgamated: Azure No. 122 and Cadillac No. 126, 1978
(New name: Azure No. 122)
     Amalgamated: Azure No. 122 and Glenedyth No. 188, 1996
(New name: Glenedyth No. 188)
Amalgamated: Glenedyth No. 188, 2002

Early in the life of all pioneer settlements, there comes a time when sober and industrious men, having completed the urgent tasks at hand, desire to further the ethical, social and moral side of their natures, and consequently band together to attain those aspirations. The result of such a process of events often resulted in the formation of a Masonic Lodge, a process that has been repeated times without number in the history of the world, and the well-used pattern was followed in this locality in the fall of 1906.

On Thursday, October 4, 1906, a preliminary meeting was held for the discussion of the formation of a Masonic Lodge in the very small, year old village of North Battleford. A number of Brethren met in the Victoria Hall, upstairs in the North Battleford Trading Company building (later, the Victory Motors Building, at 1292 Main (100th) Street). Those present were: Bro. John R. Chisholm, Bro. Dan B. Detwiller, Bro. Wm. E. Ramsay, Bro. H. H. Estridge, Bro. R. C. Pettypiece, and Bro. Harry Cameron. At this meeting it was decided to proceed with the organizational work, and the name suggested for the proposed Lodge was "Saskatchewan."

On Wednesday, December 19, 1906, acting under a dispensation (U.D.) from the newly-formed (August 9, 1906) Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan, R.W. Bro. Warwick, and six other Brethren from Battle Lodge No. 19 (Battleford, Saskatchewan), proceeded with the first Installation Ceremony. As the necessary equipment had not yet arrived, the Brethren, nothing daunted, had recourse to carpenters' aprons and tools.

The Lodge made sufficient progress to make it possible to seek a Charter. The names of the first Officers of the newly organized Lodge now known as "Warwick" were:

W. Master - W. Bro. J.R. Chisholm
Sr. Warden - Bro. D.B. Detwiller
Jr. Warden - Bro. Harry Cameron
Treasurer - Bro. John Manson
Secretary - Bro. A.W. Sutherland
Tyler - Bro. Hugh Smith

At the meeting held on Tuesday, January 29, 1907, the name of the Lodge was changed from "Warwick" (being a name of a person and contrary to the laws of the Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan) "Ionic", the number assigned being No. 31.

Ionic History by V.W. Bro. Frederick G. Walker

Secretary: VW Bro. Garth Haack - gihaack@sasktel.net
District No. 9

Amalgamated: Gray No. 176 and Lang No. 34, 1979
(New name: Gray No. 34)
Amalgamated: Milestone No. 164 and Gray No. 34, 1983
(New name: Milestone No. 34)

Secretary: assiniboialodge49@gmail.com

District No. 2

Constituted: Assiniboia No. 49, 1909

Amalgamated: Sherwood No. 214, 1998

Secretary: Craig Currie (Acting), debcraig@sasktel.net
P.O.Box 2344
Kamsack, SK
S0A 1S0
District No. 4

Constituted: King Solomon No. 58, 1910

Amalgamated: Norquay No. 178, 1949

Secretary: VW Bro. Ed Miller - imperiallodge60@outlook.com
District No. 6

Secretary: Jim Forbes - doric.st.george@sasktel.net
District No. 3

Constituted: Doric No. 71, 1911

Amalgamated: St. George No. 136, 2003
(New name: Doric-St. George No. 71)

Secretary: agoode@sasktel.net
District No. 2

Constituted: Corinthian No. 72, 1910

Amalgamated: King Hiram Lodge No. 104, 2022

     Amalgamated: Davidson Lodge No. 33 and Craik Lodge No. 55, 1979
(New name: Craik No. 55)

Amalgamated: Craik Lodge No. 55, 1994

Amalgamated: Strasbourg Lodge No. 46, 2001

Secretary: larrydwong@shaw.ca
District No. 6

Asquith Lodge was instituted on June 19,1919.

Harmony constituted: No. 75, 1911

     Amalgamated: Evergreen No. 95 and Lakeview No. 173, 1974
(New name: Tessier-Harris No. 95)

Amalgamated: Tessier-Harris No. 95, 1992

Constituted: Tisdale No. 76, 1911

Amalgamated: Carragana No. 209, 1975

Amalgamated; Arborfield No. 206, 2013

Amalgamated; Hudson Bay No. 200, 2015.

Constituted: Zealandia No. 85, 1912

Amalgamated: Rosetown No. 91 and Zealandia No. 85, 1977
(New name: Rosetown No. 85)

Amalgamated: Herschel No. 189, 1983

Amalgamated: Elrose No. 135, 2013

Amalgamted: Sovereign No. 192, 2013

Constituted: Kindersley No. 86, 1912

     Amalgamated: Victoria No. 82 and Loverna No. 149, 1979
(New name: Victoria-Loverna No. 82)

Amalgamated: Victoria-Loverna No. 82, 1997

Amalgamated: Kerrobert No. 90, 1997

     Amalgamated: Paragon No. 118 and St. Luke's No. 165, 1986
(New name: St. Luke's-Paragon No. 118)

Amalgamated: St. Luke's-Paragon No. 118, 1997

Amalgamated: Eston-Eatonia No. 134, 2005

Secretary: Hugh Armstrong - no.88@sasktel.net
District No. 3

Constituted: Briercrest No. 88, 1912

Amalgamated: Drinkwater No. 41, 1987
(New name: Briercrest-Drinkwater No. 88)

Secretary: MW Bro. Rob Montague - twincitylodge89@gmail.com
District No. 6

Constituted: Twin City No. 89, 1912

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District No. 5

Constituted: Lodge Progress No. 92, 1913

Secretary: Bernie Howe - bthowe@hotmail.com
District No. 10

Constituted: Goose Lake No. 99, 1913

Amalgamated: Landis No. 115, 1999

Constituted: St. John's No. 106, 1914

     Amalgamated: Glentworth No. 201 and Meyronne No. 128, 1966
(New name: Glentworth No. 128)

     Amalgamated: Woodrow No. 112 and Glentworth No. 128, 1982
(New name: Woodrow-Glentworth No. 112)

     Amalgamated: Woodrow-Glentworth No. 112 and Limerick No. 109, 1991
(New name: Limerick No. 109)

Amalgamated: Limerick No. 109, 1997

Amalgamated: Verwood No. 177, 2002

Amalgamated: Rockglen No. 208, 2004

Amalgamated: Mossbank No. 129, 2006

Secretary: RW Bro Justin Turton - macrorie.hawarden@gmail.com
District No. 10

Constituted: Hawarden No. 143, 1920

Secretary: RW Bro. Milton Harvey - milton.harvey@sasktel.net, (306)-554-0193
District No. 1

Constituted: Elfros No. 145, 1921

Amalgamated: Wadena No. 87, 1999

Amalgamated:  Wynyard No 66, 2005

Amalgamated:  Foam Lake No. 79, 2008

Amalgamated: Aberdeen No. 205, 1997

Amalgamated: Rouleau No. 40, 1986
(New name: Avonlea-Rouleau No. 156)

Secretary: fmartin@sasktel.net
District No. 2

Secretary/Treasurer: Frank Snorro - f.snorro@sasktel.net
306-862-8025
District No. 1

Instituted: 1925

Secretary: bob.wilson@sasktel.net
District No. 7

Constituted: Meadow Lake No. 203, 1947

Amalgamated: Meadow Lake No. 203 and Northern Light No. 204, 1980
(New name: Northern Light No. 203)

Secretary: mystic.tie.secretary@gmail.com
District No. 10

Instituted May 29, 1959

Amalgamated: Lanigan No. 84, 2018

Secretary: Gordon McGonigle - gmcgonigle4@gmail.com
District No. 5

Constituted: Saskatoon-Central No. 217, 1979