Snow Lake

Snow Lake is a town in Manitoba, Canada, located 685 km north of Winnipeg at the end of Provincial Road 392. The fundamental business is, and dependably has been, mining; as of now with one mine creating Zinc. In late 2009, it was found that the Snow Lake region could have one of the biggest gold-rich VMS stores in Canada. The official Town of Snow Lake is an expansive, overwhelmingly provincial territory that is focused about the urban network of Snow Lake, which lies exceptionally close to its geological focus.

The Town is as expansive in territory as a run of the mill country region in the more southern parts of Manitoba. J. H. Kerr School, the solitary instructive office in Snow Lake, is a Kindergarten to Senior Four office with an enlistment of 145 understudies for the 2008 - 2009 school year. It is presently part of the Frontier School Division. Before a Provincial amalgamation of school regions, it worked under its own locale, the School District of Snow Lake 2309. The working, under some shape, has been open for near 50 years. In 2001, Joseph H. Kerr was named one of the 30 most imaginative schools by Canada's Schoolnet.