based in Meadow Lake and serves northwestern Saskatchewan. The Meadow Lake Progress was a local newspaper that was published from 1931 to 2013. Radio CJNS-FM 102.3 and CFDM-FM 105.7 are the local radio stations. The town is also served by CBKM-FM 98.5, a repeater of CBK-AM 540 in Watrous. Transportation Meadow Lake is located on SK Highway 55, and SK Highway 4. The Prince Albert - Leoville - Meadow Lake - North Battleford Canadian Pacific Railway reached Meadow Lake Station at Section 26, Township 59, Range 17, west of the Third Meridian in 1931. Meadow Lake Airport is located west of Meadow Lake. Attractions Meadow Lake's Tourist Information Centre is located on Highway 4 South in the Meadow Lake Lions Park. The building is shared by the Meadow Lake Museum Society, Northern Saskatchewan Tourism, and the Meadow Lake Chamber of Commerce. Meadow Lake Provincial Park, located about 40 km to the north, takes its name from the city. Other nearby parks include Meadow Lake Lions Park, Nesset Lake Recreation Site, and Saint Cyr Hills Trails Recreation Site. Meadow Lake Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course on the south side of the city of Meadow Lake, along Highway 4. Meadow Lake is directly east of the golf course. The golf course was built in 1952 and is a par 72 with a total of 6432 yards. The course also features a 20-tee driving range. Notable people Notable persons who were born, grew up, or established their fame in Meadow Lake: William Bleasdell Cameron (1862–1951), survivor of the Frog Lake Massacre, author, journalist Blake Comeau - 2006 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships gold medallist, NHL hockey player with the Dallas Stars Jeff Friesen - former NHL hockey player, Stanley Cup Champion (2003) Joe Handley - former Premier of The Northwest Territories Jeremy Harrison - current MLA Dakota Ray Hebert - actress and comedian D. J. King - former NHL hockey player Dwight King - former NHL and current KHL hockey player, He was a member of the Kings' Stanley Cup championship teams in 2012 and in 2014. John Klebuc - Chief Justice of The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal Merlin Malinowski - former NHL hockey player George McLeod - former Saskatchewan Cabinet Minister and Deputy Premier Jon Mirasty - AHL hockey player Mike Siklenka - AHL hockey player Maynard Sonntag - former Saskatchewan Cabinet Minister Jeremy Yablonski - NHL and AHL hockey