Waskada
Waskada is a village in the southwestern corner of the Canadian province of Manitoba, close to the border with the United States. It was formed in 1900.[1] It is enclaved by the Rural Municipality of Brenda, and lies near the municipality's western edge.
The population of Waskada in 2006 was 199, a decline of 4.33% from its 2001 Census figure of 208. Waskada has a museum, golf course, community center, post office, rink, and a hall. Waskada also has a Kindergarten to 12 grade school called Waskada School. In 2000 the school had an estimated 73 people and in 2010 had an estimated 85 people.
As of the latest census in 2006, Waskada is, by population, the smallest incorporated urban community (city, town, or village) in Manitoba.
Waskada is the center of a large oil boom in 2011, which is causing a sharp rise in population and is bring in services and contributing to the local economy.
