Village of Minton

The Department of Municipal Affairs chose the name Minton.  It is said that the name came from a town in England which was famous for its china.  This community was first established as a hamlet in 1930.  In 1951, the hamlet was incorporated as a village.  Early residents were of mainly English and German ancestry.  The village is located along Highway #6, approximately 12 miles north of the U.S. border.  Minton is a friendly community whose residents are mainly tied to the agricultural community which surrounds it.

Minton to Weyburn = 109 km
Minton to Regina = 146 km

Contact Information:
Mail: Box 52  Minton, SK  S0C 1T0
Phone: 306-969-2144
Fax: 306-969-2127

Email: rm.09@sasktel.net

Population: 60

RM: Surprise Valley No. 9