Ste. Rose du Lac
Ste. Rose du Lac is in the Parkland region of Manitoba, nestled between Lake Dauphin and Lake Manitoba, and approximately 170 kilometres north of Brandon.
Ste. Rose offers excellent winter and summer recreational facilities. The area is ideally suited for cattle ranching, being declared the Cattle Capital of Manitoba in 1979.
Ste. Rose serves as a regional centre for health and medical services, tourism, agricultural services, livestock, shopping and commerce.
Local attractions include a large stone structural replica of the famous Lourdes Grotto in France and the Ducks Unlimited Wildlife Sanctuary.
Hoof N’ Holler Days are held in Ste. Rose annually on the October long weekend.
Prairie Mountain Credit Union, which had branches in Ste. Rose and Laurier, provided financial services in those and the surrounding communities of McCready, Eddystone, Alonsa, Ochre River and others since 1941. Prairie Mountain Credit Union merged with Sunrise Credit Union on April 1, 2018.
Ste. Rose serves as a regional centre for health and medical services, tourism, agricultural services, livestock, shopping and commerce.
Local attractions include a large stone structural replica of the famous Lourdes Grotto in France and the Ducks Unlimited Wildlife Sanctuary.
Hoof N’ Holler Days are held in Ste. Rose annually on the October long weekend.
Prairie Mountain Credit Union, which had branches in Ste. Rose and Laurier, provided financial services in those and the surrounding communities of McCready, Eddystone, Alonsa, Ochre River and others since 1941. Prairie Mountain Credit Union merged with Sunrise Credit Union on April 1, 2018.
Members (as of the end of 2021): 1,528
Staff (as of the end of 2021): 7
Branch Manager: Derian Penziwol
