Prairie Oasis Landscaping Inc.

05/16/2025

Spring is well on its way, the trees and shrubs are leafing out nicely, and the perennials are popping up everywhere.

Its been a very dry spring, with rural road bans still in place throughout our region, we are eager to begin our 2025 construction season.

Even though it's early, we are officially fully booked for the 2025 landscaping season. We thank you all for your continued support and patronage.

We are not currently taking bookings for the 2026 season at this time as it is far too early too see what kind of weather the 2025 season will give us, and how much construction we will complete.

Feel free to message, email or call to be put on our waitlist, and we will reach out to you towards the end of August with a better idea of timelines and the future 2026 season.

Again, thank you all for your continued support over the last 14 years!

Cory Thomas
Prairie Oasis Landscaping Inc.

04/24/2025

Its almost that time of the year again!
Bring on the warm weather and sun!

11/19/2024

And that's a wrap! With the on-coming major snowstorm/ blizzard tonight, our 2024 landscaping season has come to a close!

This is officially the latest we have ever worked in any of our landscaping seasons. Thank you to our crew! You are real troopers to stick it out with us this late.

We got so much work accomplished this year, and had a blast working together.

We would like to say thank you to: Blair Thomas, Candice Balon, Linda M, Michael Alexander, Greg Mann, Ryan Coates, Sam Coates, Corbin Munro, and Jordan Stene for your contributions this past spring, summer and fall. Your hard work has not gone unnoticed!

We can only hope to see some/ many of you back again next spring! 🤞

We plan on posting some updated project pictures soon, as it's been a while since we updated our work albums. Stay tuned...

Have a great winter everyone and thank you!

11/13/2024

A little frosty this morning. The wet ground froze hard last night. Have to thaw the frozen ground with a tiger torch.

Today could possibly be our last day of work for the 2024 season. It's been a very busy season. We got lots done, and put on a ton of miles in travel working in our region.

Couldn't have asked for a better crew this season!

10/12/2024

Does anyone know someone who is looking for some extra cash to do a casual snow clearing job over the winter?

Our contract offers guaranteed pay whether it snows or not.

It's an ideal casual job for someone looking for some extra spending cash, or saving for an upcoming purchase or upcoming trip. Its perfect for someone who likes to have a reason to get outside during the winter.

**Please note that someone with a valid license and roadworthy vehicle is required to do this job**

If you or someone you know may be interested, please contact me at 306-961-2079 or via messenger.

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09/28/2024

Helpful maintenance info for pruning your raspberries in late Fall.
We carry Raspberry ‘Boyne’, which is a Floricane.

06/29/2024

Very interesting to know as we as a company have also adopted a 4 day work week (4- 10 or more hour days) this season!

Would you prefer 4 work days a week? 🤔🖥️

According to May data from human resources software provider BrightHR, there was a 34% increase in the number of Canadian businesses adopting four-day work schedules in the past year. More companies and organizations in British Columbia have joined the growing movement to challenge the traditional five-day work week, allowing employees to work just four days a week.

The core idea behind this shift is that by reducing work hours, companies can have more engaged and productive employees who achieve the same, if not better, performance with fewer hours. 💡 💪

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02/22/2024

Donated by: Praire Oasis Landscaping

02/22/2024

It has been an interesting snowmobile season! Our Wilderness Rally initially faced a lack of snow, prompting us to transform it into a fundraising event. However, a week before the event, we received some snow, leading to a change in plans and turning it into a snowmobile rally/fundraiser.

I want to express my gratitude to everyone who participated in our rally, including snowmobilers and community members. Thanks to your generous contributions and the support of our fantastic sponsors, we were able to raise just over $19,000. The club is truly grateful for your support! The funds raised will be used for our new groomer shelter.

A big thank you to all the volunteers who dedicated their time to work at the rally, as well as those who helped with the setup and cleanup—it was a long three days! Your efforts are greatly appreciated, and we couldn't have organized this event without you. Special thanks to Cory Quick and Chris Rasmussen for grooming our trails after the unexpected snowfall, ensuring that our trail system was ready for the rally. It was the best news I had heard all week! I also want to extend my gratitude to Neil MacMillan and Dwight Desormeau for their exceptional work in clearing trails, trail signing, delivering wood to the shelters, and ensuring shelters were stocked.

A huge shoutout to Lance and Lori Fehr for allowing the club to use their wonderful venue at Rothenberg Family Park! I know it required a lot of effort to prepare the space, so thank you both!

I would like to thank Lloyd Fitzpatrick for serving as the MC and Frederick Bodnarus for being the auctioneer. Special thanks to Saskatoon Watersports for providing the trail lunch, TJ's Pizza for delivering pizza to the lake for supper, and Lake Country CO-OP Ambrose for the cookies. Additionally, thanks to Lakeland Log and Timber for supplying bonfire wood and Vacationland New for promoting our event!

Lastly, a heartfelt thank you to our AMAZING sponsors who always support the club. The donations we received were incredible! Please show your support to these sponsors as they support us and many other community events.

I hope everyone had a great time! Looking forward to next year, hopefully with a lot more snow!

Alexis

09/02/2023

Summer flies by so quickly in North Central Saskatchewan. Today was the last day of work for our 2023 summer students.

We had a blast working with you. We had many laughs with you all. We got lots accomplished, drove plenty of miles together, and had a very memorable summer working with you all.

Best wishes this coming school season Corbin Munro, Rogan Stiglitz, Maksym Samusenko and Denys Samusenko, and best wishes in your future journey after high school.

We will definitely miss working with you.

09/30/2022

08/23/2022

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