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Saskatchewan - Our Future Is Wide Open
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Award Winning Books By Year - The Saskatchewan Book Awards
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Translate this page Saskatchewan Arts and Multicultural Branch saskatchewan culture and Recreation2151, rue South Regina (Saskatchewan) S4P 3V7 Tél. (306) 787-8282.
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WDM Prairie Gamble - Sponsors
The Province of Saskatchewan's Centenary Fund, administered by saskatchewan culture,Youth and Recreation, has provided core funding for The Saskatchewan Story
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Extractions: Major Benefactors Platinum Benefactors ... Silver Benefactors The Province of Saskatchewan's Centenary Fund , administered by Saskatchewan Culture, Youth and Recreation , has provided core funding for The Saskatchewan Story project. A donation from the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. will fund the PCS Theatre (as seen in the Exhibit Fly-through ) for The Saskatchewan Story project.
Virtual Saskatchewan - Aboriginal Culture
For thousands of years before Europeans set foot in what is now saskatchewan, aboriginal people made this land their home. Many of the unusual placenames in saskatchewan are derived from First Nation languages. "saskatchewan", for example, is taken
http://www.virtualsk.com/contact_us/aboriginal.html
Saskatchewan Sports Net
The Resource Centre for Sport, culture Recreation in saskatchewan welcomes you to a world of information, ideas and service. Our full catalogue is now available online! You can telnet to it then log in as sprarc.
http://www.sasksport.sk.ca/lotto.html

Extractions: The Benefits of Saskatchewan Lotteries The proceeds from Saskatchewan Lotteries benefit more than 12,000 sport, culture and recreation organizations and over 800 communities. These organizations provide programs that are far-reaching and encompass people of every age and ability. The programs range from boy scouts and drama clubs to recreation centres and basketball tournaments. Saskatchewan Lotteries roots stretch back to 1974, when the provincial government established its legislative and policy framework. Sask Sport Inc., a non-profit federation of provincial sport governing bodies, operates the Saskatchewan Lotteries system at an arms-length basis to government on behalf of the sport, culture and recreation community. Saskatchewan Lotteries is guided by a volunteer board of directors and a vast network of volunteers. The net profits from lottery sales are distributed by the Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sport, Culture and Recreation. First to be paid are the contractual obligations such as the Federal/Provincial Lottery Agreement Payment, former lottery ticket distributors, the Exhibition Associations Payment, and the License Fee Payment to the Provincial Government's General Revenue Fund. This fund is used to support many vital government programs including education and healthcare. These payments account for approximately 54% of the net profits. After these obligations, the remaining 46% of the profits are distributed to sport, culture, and recreation organizations throughout Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Labour Force Development Board (SLFDB)
of programs, news, resource material, contact information.An advocate for building a culture of learning in saskatchewan.
http://www.slfdb.com/

Extractions: @import "/includes/slfdb.css"; Home Contact Site Map Search ... Links Are you looking for? Who We Are Workplace Essential Skills Recognition of Prior Learning Aboriginal Employment Development ... Documents to download The Saskatchewan Labour Force Development Board shall foster, promote and coordinate, through partnership and equity, the effective development of the Saskatchewan labour force. more News and Updates Skills Canada Saskatchewan Competition: April 4th 2003 at SIAST Wascana 2003 Training for Excellence Awards - Application Deadline April 14 Skills Connect Saskatchewan Video Discussion Guide 2003 Events June 5 2003 Training for Excellence Awards Luncheon at the Bessborough Hotel in Saskatoon. For ticket information see www.slfdb.com/awards April 13 Training for Excellence Awards Application Deadline. For more information see www.slfdb.com/awards
Métis Nation - Saskatchewan
Local governing body of the M©tis National Council. Information on programs and services, provincial registry and background of the culture.
http://www.metisnation-sask.com/
Ancient Echoes Interpretive Centre; Herschel, Saskatchewan, Canada
Highlights Aboriginal culture, archaeology, paleontology, and prairie ecology. Includes photographs of four petroglyphs on dolomite boulders.
http://www3.sk.sympatico.ca/herschel/

Extractions: F rom the wooded coulees and picturesque hills near Herschel you can almost hear the ancient echoes calling. Visit the Ancient Echoes Interpretive Centre at Herschel to discover the fascinating prairie ecology of Coal Mine Ravine where hills are carpeted in colorful wildflowers, and sheltered coulees provide a haven for wildlife. See fossils of ancient creatures that once inhabited an inland sea. Learn about the area's rich Aboriginal heritage and the significance of Herschel's famous petroglyphs or rock carvings.
Government Of Saskatchewan - Culture, Youth And Recreation Overview
Areas of Responsibility. Youth, culture and Recreation, Heritage and TourismFacilities; Community Initiatives Fund; saskatchewan Communications Network.
http://www.gov.sk.ca/deptsorgs/overviews/?113
Ukrainian Canadian Congress - Saskatchewan Provincial Council Website
The Ukrainian Canadian Congress is a nonprofit organization established in Canada. Providing Canadians with information about current events with the Ukrainian culture.
http://www.ucc.sk.ca/
Government Of Saskatchewan - Culture, Youth And Recreation Overview
Government of saskatchewan Last Updated January 27, 2003 culture, Youth and Recreation Overview The Department supports and celebrates saskatchewan as a great place to live and work. Youth, culture and Recreation, Heritage and Tourism Facilities; Community Initiatives Fund; saskatchewan Communications
http://www.gov.sk.ca/deptsorgs/overviews?113
Métis Nation - Saskatchewan (Culture, Language And Heritage)
has established a standalone committee responsible for overseeing the developmentof culture, heritage and language within the Metis Nation - saskatchewan.
http://www.metisnation-sask.com/culture/

Extractions: Culture, Language and Heritage The MNS has established a stand-alone committee responsible for overseeing the development of culture, heritage and language within the Metis Nation - Saskatchewan. A number of community organizations run by Métis citizens have undertaken festivals and days of celebration across the province. The Prince Albert Métis Fall Festival , the Métis Spring Fest in Saskatoon, Métis Days at St. Victoire by Assiniboia, Lebret Days; Crescent Lake are but a few examples of these activities. In northwest Saskatchewan community members gather for Palmbere Days held each year at Palmbere Lake. The Métis Nation - Saskatchewan proudly hosts Back to Batoche Days each year in July. These celebrations, along with events across the Homeland remind us of the rich cultural traditions we have inherited. We encourage you to participate wherever possible and to show support to the many volunteers that make these celebrations possible. At this point in time, many of the artifacts and collections of art work and tools are held in various museums across the homeland and elsewhere. The MNS hopes to develop a specific archives and museum facility in the province where families can donate articles to the Metis Nation for safekeeping for generations to come. Michif is the official language of the Métis Nation although many of our people speak other Aboriginal languages such as Cree, Dene and Saulteaux. This committee is charged with the responsibility for developing strategies and plans for the maintenance and restoration of the Michif language. The Gabriel Dumont Institute has begun this work with a series of children's books and tapes, which can be ordered through the Institution's publication services. The federal government has a four-year Aboriginal languages program that throughout the Métis National Council the Métis were able to secure 10% for the preservation and enhancement of the Michif language. The MNS is currently in year three of the four-year program. Michif workshops were held in various locations throughout the province, in addition to several national ones.
Métis Nation - Saskatchewan (Culture, Language And Heritage)
culture A number activities. In northwest saskatchewan community membersgather for Palmbere Days held each year at Palmbere Lake. The
http://www.metisnation-sask.com/culture/mculture.html

Extractions: Culture A number of community organizations run by Métis citizens have undertaken festivals and days of celebration across the province. The Prince Albert Métis Fall Festival , the Métis Spring Fest in Saskatoon, Métis Days at St. Victoire by Assiniboia, Lebret Days; Crescent Lake area but a few of these activities. In northwest Saskatchewan community members gather for Palmbere Days held each year at Palmbere Lake. The Métis Nation - Saskatchewan proudly hosts Back to Batoche Days each year in July. These celebrations along with events across the Homeland remind us of the rich cultural traditions we have inherited. We encourage you to participate wherever possible and to show support to the many volunteers that make these celebrations possible. Culture, Language and Heritage Culture Michif Language Heritage
The Virtual Keeping House: A First Nations Gallery
A means for Aboriginal people and those interested in Indian culture in saskatchewan to view the saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre's permanent aboriginal art collection.
http://www.sicc.sk.ca/keepinghouse/

Extractions: Enter the Gallery Since being established in 1972, The Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre's (SICC) mission has been to strengthen and support the overall education, retention and revitalization of the Five First Nations Languages in Saskatchewan. For the past twenty-five years, this non-profit corporation delivered services to support First Nations education, art and cultures, as well as to broaden the cultural awareness of First Nations people. The Center continues to work to achieve this mandate of providing quality and professional services to First Nations communities. The new era for the SICC is an introduction of a Keeping House that will display paintings and artifacts from our First Nations people. The Keeping House Project is a step towards the future for showcasing our First Nations creative talents. Visit the new added in March 1999. Here is our introduction in other languages. Cree Dene Dakota Saulteaux This Digital Collection was produced under contract to the SchoolNet Digital Collections program, Industry Canada.

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