Welcome to the Town of Hudson Bay
Where the Emphasis is on Family Living  The Town of Hudson Bay nestled in the Red Deer Valley, between the Porcupine and Pasquia Hills in North East Saskatchewan. The location offers magnificent scenery, unspoiled wilderness and abundant wild life.
Hudson Bay is widely known for its forestry, agriculture, wildlife and snowmobiling trails. Hudson Bay is a vibrant and friendly community of 2,000 people that is full of lively, adventurous and scenic activities. While in our picturesque town we invite you to visit our numerous attractions. Have a question or comment about our new web site, or about our community? Feel free to send us a message using our convenient online form. Hudson Bay is proud of its 9 hole golf course. The beautiful course consists of grass greens on a slightly rolling landscape featuring tree lined fairways that can be a challenge to any golfer. The modern clubhouse, equipped with a lounge and pro shop, provides a place for members and visitors to relax and visit between rounds.
Future of Carrot River and Hudson Bay mills looks bright with the signing of a Purchase AgreementC&C Wood Products, headquartered in Quesnel, British Columbia, has signed an asset purchase agreement with Weyerhaeuser that would see the company acquire and reopen the Carrot River Sawmill and Hudson Bay Plywood Mill.
The Ministries of Energy and Resources and Environment are working with C&C Wood Products Ltd. and Weyerhaeuser to assign the Pasquia-Porcupine Forest Management Agreement (FMA) in east central Saskatchewan to the two companies. The FMA, currently managed solely by Weyerhaeuser, is expected to become jointly held later this summer.
The new assignment of the FMA is expected to pave the way for the reopening of the two facilities. Click here for the complete May 7, 2009 News Release. 16th Annual Summer Hockey School
 The 16th Annual Hudson Bay Summer Hockey School will be held July 27 - 31, 2009 and we are pleased to announce Glen Gulutzan will again be our program director.
This year’s plans are well under way and will include over 11 hours of on ice instruction, dryland and circuit training, swimming, soccer and other sports activities, free practice jerseys, individual and group photographs with Glen Gulutzan, a BBQ, and an auction. Participants will be split into age groups and/or divisions. Depending on the number of participants we may have 4 groups this year.
Registration fee is $200.00 per person. A $100.00 non-refundable fee is due by June 5th and $100.00 is due on registration day July 26. Pay in full by May 8th and receive a 5% discount. (Registration fee $190.00.) Pay in full by June 5th and be entered into the Early Bird Draw – a chance to win free admission to the 2010 Hockey School.
For a registration form click here or contact the Town of Hudson Bay for more information.
Rider's Choice ATV Awards Hudson Bay has just been awarded 4 Riders Choice ATV Awards as chosen by RidersWest
Platinum – Most Challenging Riding Area (western Canada) 2009
Gold – Favorite Overall ATVing Area in Saskatchewan 2009
Gold – Future Riding Area 2009
Silver – Favorite Family Riding Area 2009
There are hundreds of miles of abandoned logging roads and old hunting trails that provide a scenic ride or an exciting challenge for ATVing around Hudson Bay.
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