The Town of Porcupine Plain is located on Highway 23, in the Northeast Parkland adjacent to Greenwater Lake Provincial Park. Rich agricultural land, rolling hills, mixed forest, and numerous lakes make this one of the most beautiful areas in the Province!
Nestled within the Porcupine Provincial Forest, and just a short drive from Greenwater Lake Provincial Park, the Town of Porcupine Plain is a nature lover’s dream! While Porcupine Plain’s main industry is agriculture, the Town is also a four-season tourism destination. The Town offers ample opportunity to get outside and explore nature – enjoy a scenic hike or lounge on the beach at nearby Greenwater Lake; relish quality time with family and friends while quadding, fishing, and ice fishing; or take in the beautiful landscape while cross-country skiing. The area also boasts some of the best moose, elk, and whitetail deer hunting found anywhere! The local snowmobile club grooms over 100 miles of pristine snowmobile trails, which connect to the groomed trails of Hudson Bay, Kelvington, Lintlaw, and Greenwater Lake Provincial Park, for an unforgettable snowmobiling experience.
Porcupine Plain is truly Nature’s Gift!
News & Notices
Fire Bans Lifted
Effective May 15, 2025, the Fire Bans previously in place for the Town of Porcupine Plain & RM of Porcupine #395 have been lifted.
Porcupine Opportunities Program
PPCS BEARS STRIKE GOLD AT HOOPLA
On March 22nd, the PPCS Bears Senior Boys Basketball Team captured their first-ever SHSAA 1A Boys Gold at Hoopla in Saskatoon. After two years of silver medals, the third time proved to be the charm.
The air was electric as the boys took the court for warm ups, preparing to battle the Preeceville Panthers. The girls from Preeceville had just won gold and the boys were looking to make it a pair. From the first whistle to the last, the boys gave 100%. The crowd was loud and proud. Many eruptions of “Go Bears Go!” and “De-Fense!” thundered across the gym, often drowning out the announcers and other fans alike. As the final 45 seconds ticked down, the crowd came to its feet. As it became more apparent what was about to happen, the roar grew to epic proportions. The final buzzer went, but it was hard to hear it over the crowd. Event staff stopped trying to contain the Porcupine contingency as friends, family, and alumni flooded the court!
Until 2023, the Bears hadn’t had a Hoopla appearance since 2003 & 2005, where the boys earned silver and bronze, respectively. Their long-awaited return in 2023 saw them finish with another silver. In 2024, they worked their tails off and were ranked #1 in the province. However, when SHSAA canceled Hoopla, a one-day provincial basketball championship was held in Moose Jaw, where they once again took silver. This year, they finally completed their journey — bringing home the gold!
Congratulations to the team and coaches on an unforgettable season!
Portions of write-up taken and modified from March 24th “Bear Blast” written by Daniel Mielke