Village of Torquay

Torquay has an abundant water supply and was named after the English town “Torquay” which is located beside the English Cannel.  Torquay was incorporated as a Village in December 1923.  1st Council meeting was held January 9, 1924.  Settlers moved into the area as early as 1902, with a large movement in 1905.  All came to locate and file on homestead land as explained in “Our Prairie Heritage – Cambria 1902 – 1977”.  Torquay is a peaceful, affordable and a great place to raise children.  The community is close enough to Weyburn and Estevan, but far enough to enjoy a slower paced lifestyle.

Torquay to Weyburn = 70 km
Torquay to Estevan = 40 km
Torquay to Regina = 190 km

Contact Information:
Mail: Box 6  Torquay, SK  S0C 2L0
Phone: 306-923-2172
Fax: 306-923-2172
Email: villageoftorquay@sasktel.net
            Hours of Operation: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Wednesday & Thursday

Population: 184
RM: Cambria No. 6