Organizations & Groups in Blaine Lake and area

The Blaine Lake Community Association is a volunteer-driven organization that brings residents together through local events and activities for all ages.

From seasonal celebrations and family gatherings to cultural and recreational programs, the association serves as a hub for community life throughout the year.
The BLCA relies on the dedication of volunteers and the generous support of residents, businesses, and community partners. The BLCA promotes a strong sense of belonging and connection among community members through its programming. Offerings include playschool, parents and tots time, recreational hockey, an annual fall barbecue, a Halloween bash, a Christmas gala, Skiapalooza, and Rural Bike Rides. The association also works in partnership with Blaine Lake Composite School to operate the Community Cupboard, providing essential food staples to residents in need. 

Contact the BLCA directly about rates, hours, and bookings at the Blaine Lake Skating Rink, Curling Rink, or Community Centre.

Blaine Lake Community Association (BLCA)

Box 313 | 109 Railway Ave W
Blaine Lake, SK S0J 0J0
Phone: (306) 497-2222
Email: blca@sasktel.net

*For the most up-to-date information on BLCA events check out their FB page

The Blaine Lake Seniors Centre has been a hub for community activities for over 50 years! The centre is run by a board of dedicated volunteers. Together they provide a welcoming space where older adults, and families can gather and participate in a range of programs designed to support socialization and healthy living.

Residents can enjoy recreational activities, educational workshops, and social events that help foster connections and a strong sense of belonging within the community. The centre plays an important role in promoting the well-being of seniors in Blaine Lake and the surrounding area, offering services and resources to help older adults live independently and remain engaged in community life.

For information on upcoming programs, events, or for rentals, residents are encouraged to contact the centre directly or visit the Town Office. 

Blaine Lake Seniors Centre

107 Main Street, 

Box 66

Blaine Lake, SK S0J 0J0

(306) 497-2286

Blaine Lake has a rich hockey tradition dating back to the days of outdoor rinks. In 1953, a dedicated committee of volunteers and residents came together to fundraise for a covered facility. Their efforts paid off in February 1955, when the community gathered to celebrate the grand opening of the covered rink, a milestone made possible through years of hard work and perseverance.

Over the decades, the barn-style rink has served as home ice for senior hockey, peewee, and recreational teams alike. Today, it is the home of the Blaine Lake Raiders Senior Hockey Team, who reignited a passion for the sport in the area after a lengthy hiatus.

Check out the Raiders in Action - see their FB page for the latest updates & game schedule. 

The Raiders are made up of hardworking local men supported by a dedicated group of volunteers who help make every game a cherished gathering for fans of all generations. In 2026, the team played an integral role in earning the Kraft Hockeyville provincial title, bringing well-deserved recognition to Blaine Lake and securing vital resources for the rink, which had stood for over 70 years. The achievement stands as a testament to the enduring community spirit that has defined hockey in Blaine Lake from the very beginning.

In 2025, Saskatoon Youth for Christ launched Gateway Youth, a new program designed to serve young people in the Blaine Lake area.

Youth for Christ is an interdenominational Christian organization operating across Canada and in over 100 countries worldwide. For more than 50 years, Youth for Christ has been committed to supporting young people in developing as balanced individuals, addressing their physical, mental, social, and spiritual well-being.

Gateway Youth meets every Thursday from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm at Blaine Lake Composite School, unless otherwise noted. Each evening is led by a dedicated team of adult staff and volunteers and offers a variety of activities including gym sports, arts and crafts, and card and board games. A snack is provided, and each session includes a short time of teaching from the Bible.

The program aims to create a fun, welcoming, and safe environment where all teenagers can connect with peers, build healthy relationships, and explore what the Bible has to say. There is no pressure to adopt any particular faith. Gateway Youth is open to all students in grades 8 through 12.

Attendance is free of charge. Fees may apply for select special events, which will be announced at Gateway Youth gatherings and on the Gateway Youth Facebook and Instagram pages.

Questions?

Please feel free to reach out to Gateway Youth Director,
Brendan Schultz 
Saskatoon Youth for Christ®

brendan.schultz@yfc.ca  or (306) 916-7100

The Blaine Lake Community Cupboard was established in 2025 through a collaborative effort between volunteers from the Blaine Lake Community Association (BLCA) and Blaine Lake Composite School. Its mission is to support food security in the Blaine Lake area by providing food and essential provisions to individuals and families in need.

Check our calendar or the BLCA's FB page for current and upcoming foodstuff pickups.