Creighton is a northern town in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. The town takes its name from Thomas Creighton, for whom it was named. According to the 2016 census, Creighton had a population of 1,402 inhabitants, reflecting a modest decline of approximately 0.3% from the 1,498 inhabitants recorded in the 2011 census.
Population and Community
Like many smaller communities across northern Saskatchewan, Creighton has experienced a gradual shift in its population over recent census periods. The town recorded 1,498 residents in 2011, and by 2016 that figure had edged down slightly to 1,402. While the decrease is relatively small in percentage terms, it reflects broader demographic trends seen in a number of northern Canadian towns during that period.
About the Town
Creighton sits within the northern reaches of Saskatchewan, a region characterised by the landscapes typical of Canada’s northern interior. The town carries the name of Thomas Creighton, acknowledging his historical connection to the area. As a recognised town in the province, Creighton forms part of the broader network of northern Saskatchewan communities that contribute to the region’s identity and history.