Hutterite Colonies in Saskatchewan: Locations & Municipalities

51 Hutterite Communities in Central Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan hosts Canada's second-largest Hutterite population (after Manitoba), concentrated along the Alberta border in west-central region.

Primary Rural Municipalities (RMs)

Colony Characteristics

• Type: Primarily Dariusleut and Lehrerleut branches
• Population: ~60–150 per colony; ~4,000 total in SK
• Economy: Large-scale grain, oilseeds, livestock (hogs, poultry, cattle), manufacturing
• Land base: 10,000–30,000+ acres per colony
• Technology: Modern ag equipment, GPS, automation; selective tech adoption

Visiting / Contact

• Colonies are private communities—no unscheduled visits
• Business inquiries: Contact colony manager through Hutterian Brethren website or Saskatchewan Hutterite Council
• Some sell direct: eggs, poultry, produce, baked goods at farmers' markets (Saskatoon, North Battleford, Lloydminster)

Demographic Note

Saskatchewan colonies growing steadily—new daughter colonies established every 3–5 years as populations reach ~150. Expansion primarily westward toward Alberta.