Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Parish, ,

Here, along the west shore of Lake Winnipegosis, the Catholic Oblates of Mary Immaculate undertook mission work with Aboriginal and Métis groups. The Oblates provided education at a large residential school. In 1910, the congregation began construction of a church, completing the work in 1912. Our Lady of Seven Sorrows probably was designed by one of the Oblate Fathers, Reverend St. Germain. In 1930, fire destroyed its interior but the congregation rebuilt. In 1991, the church became a provincially-designated historic site.