Laird, Village in Saskatchewan River Valley, Canada
Laird is a small village in the Saskatchewan River Valley north of Saskatoon. It sits along Highway 12 and serves as a rural farming community in central Saskatchewan.
The village was named after David Laird, who served as Lieutenant Governor of the Canadian Northwest Territories in the 19th century. This naming connects the settlement to the region's early territorial history.
The close-knit community of 267 residents maintains strong agricultural connections and participates in regular local gatherings throughout the seasons.
The village is easily reached via Highway 12 and offers basic services for visitors. The main access point is from Saskatoon, which is about an hour away by car.
The village maintains its identity through the community motto 'The Community That Pulls Together,' reflecting the collaborative nature of its residents.
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