Completed Project · Gypsumville, Manitoba

Little Saskatchewan First Nation School & Health Centre Fence Project

Project Overview

Gypsumville Fence Installation
Industrial Chain link Fence

Shorty’s Fencing is proud to have completed a commercial chain link fencing project for the Little Saskatchewan First Nation School and Health Centre in central Manitoba. This project focused on installing durable, secure fencing solutions to support essential community infrastructure, including education and healthcare facilities.
 
Located on the Little Saskatchewan 48 reserve, Little Saskatchewan First Nation (Sas-ka-chew-wa-niiz in Anishinabe) is an Ojibway community situated between Lake Manitoba and Lake Winnipeg. Community investments like this fencing project play an important role in maintaining safe, functional spaces for residents, students, and staff.
 
Shorty’s Fencing has had the privilege of working on multiple projects within Little Saskatchewan First Nation over the years, including fencing work for the health centre, daycare facilities, and additional projects completed under Jordan’s Principle initiatives. These ongoing partnerships reflect a shared commitment to safety, accessibility, and long-term infrastructure support within the community.
This project involved the installation of 4-foot and 6-foot industrial chain link fencing, designed to provide long-term performance in high-use environments such as schools and health centres.
 
Chain link fencing is a preferred solution for institutional and commercial applications due to its:
In addition to new installation, our crew completed approximately 200 feet of chain link fence repairs, restoring existing fencing to ensure the entire perimeter met safety and performance standards.
Little Sask First Nation Aerial

Project Photos

Installation Gallery

Scope of Work

The scope of this fencing project included:
All work was completed to meet the needs of a high-traffic school and healthcare environment, where reliability and durability are essential.

Supporting Schools and Health Facilities with Reliable Fencing

Proper fencing is an essential component for facilities like schools, health centres, and daycare spaces. A professionally installed chain link fence helps:
For communities like Little Saskatchewan First Nation, investing in quality fencing supports both immediate safety requirements and long-term community growth.

Community Impact

Little Saskatchewan First Nation has faced challenges over the years, including population changes following the 2011 floods. Today, the community continues to invest in development, safety, and essential services for its members.
Projects like this support important community spaces and contribute to creating safe, functional environments where education, healthcare, and youth services can thrive.
Shorty’s Fencing would also like to recognize Chief Hector Shorting and Council for their leadership in helping make this project possible. Their commitment to the community continues to support meaningful development across the reserve.
Congratulations to the members of Little Saskatchewan First Nation on this important project.

Learn More

To learn more about the Little Saskatchewan HAGM School, visit:
https://www.littlesaskatchewanhagmeschool.com/ 

Shorty’s Fencing – Manitoba Commercial Fence Contractors

Shorty’s Fencing specializes in commercial fencing, industrial chain link fence installation, fence repairs, and custom fencing solutions across Manitoba. From schools and healthcare facilities to daycare centres and community spaces, our team delivers fencing systems built for safety, durability, and long-term performance.
 
If you are planning a chain link fence installation, fence repair, or commercial fencing project, Shorty’s Fencing provides professional service and proven results across Manitoba.

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