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Residents react as Saskatchewan town puts naming rights up for bid

Residents in Duck Lake are upset their mayor is planning on selling their naming rights. The mayor says it is for the better of the town because with the money they make, they could upgrade water and sewage systems as well as roads.

By Ashley Beherns Global News

Posted October 29, 2025 1:40 am

1 min read

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Click to play video: 'Duck Lake Sask. residents unhappy with selling naming rights' — WATCH: Residents in Duck Lake are upset their mayor is planning on selling their town's naming rights. The mayor says it is for the better of the town because with the money they make, they could upgrade water and sewage systems as well as roads – Oct 28, 2025

The mayor of Duck Lake announced that the naming rights of the Saskatchewan town are up for bid, hoping to get $10 million out of a company that purchases it.

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Residents in Duck Lake are not happy, though, with many feeling the name of the town is connected to a rich history.

Watch above for more on the story in Duck Lake.

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