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Peace, Progress and Prosperity: A Biography of Saskatchewan's First Premier, T. Walter Scott (Canadian Plains Studies(CPS)) by Gordon L. Barnhart, 2000-06-01 Legislative reports: Saskatchewan.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review A survey of education in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada. A report to the government of the province of Saskatchewan by H W. b. 1869 Foght, 2010-09-04 The carbonizing and briquetting of lignite, report of investigations carried on by the government of the province of Saskatchewan with a view toward better ... and hydro-carbon and ammonia by products by S M Darling, 1915-01-01 First Nations Governments in Saskatchewan: Muskoday First Nation, Lac La Ronge First Nation, Gordon First Nation, Yellow Quill First Nation A Survey of Education in the Province of Saskatchewan, Canada. a Report to the Government of the Province of Saskatchewan by Foght, 2010-01-15 Local Government in Saskatchewan: Saskatoon City Council, Prince Albert City Council, Regina City Council Statutes of the Province of Saskatchewan 1974-1975 by Province of Saskatchewan Canada, 1975 Lipset's Agrarian Socialism: A Re-examination (Saskatchewan Institute of Public Policy(SIPP)) Saskatchewan's REDAs: bottom-up economic development. (Regional Economic Development Authority)(includes REDA initiative principles): An article from: Government Finance Review by Andrew Conte, 1996-08-01 Centre will help limit municipal resistance (to self-government).: An article from: Wind Speaker by Marty Logan, 1997-03-01 Douglas Provincial Park: A Natural History (Popular Series No. 17) by Government of Saskatchewan, 1973 A Tower of Attraction : An Illustrated History of Government House, Regina, Saskatchewan by Margaret; Pugh, Garth Hryniuk, 1991

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41. Taxpayer.com
    Saskatchewan July 2, 2002. saskatchewan government to Intervene inLandmark Indian Taxation Court Case… Finally. CTF encourages  
    http://www.taxpayer.com/newsreleases/sk/July2-02.htm
    
    Extractions: Saskatchewan July 2, 2002 CTF encourages other provinces to intervene in historic Benoit v. Canada court case VICTORIA/REGINA: The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) today revealed that the Attorney General of Saskatchewan served notice on June 26, 2002 that it intends to appear and make submissions in the appeal of the historic Indian taxation court case Benoit v. Canada. The Saskatchewan government now joins the CTF and the provincial governments of Alberta and B.C. as official intervenors in the case. "The CTF has been involved in this case for several years, and we congratulate the Saskatchewan government for finally joining the case. Clearly a growing number of government policy makers are beginning to recognize the momentous consequences of the initial court ruling if allowed to stand," stated Tanis Fiss, Director of the CTF's Centre for Aboriginal Policy Change. The case involves a group of natives from northern Alberta, who claimed their ancestors had been promised a total exemption from taxes when they signed Treaty 8 in 1899. The Indian plaintiffs successfully sued the Canadian government in Federal Court with the Alberta government and the CTF acting as intervenors. On March 7, 2002 Justice Douglas Campbell ruled that Treaty 8 Indians and their descendants would never have to pay taxes ever again. The federal government has appealed the ruling which affects about 35,000 status Indians from northern Alberta, B.C., NWT, and Saskatchewan. The appeal will be heard in Ottawa from Nov 19-21, 2002 in the Federal Court of Appeal. The B.C. Government intervened on May 24, 2002.

42. New Page 1
    in our area and province, the Grade 6 students found the answers to their questions,and gained a better understanding of what saskatchewan government is all  
    http://www.saskschools.ca/~nlsd/grassroots/issues/govt/
    
    Extractions: Glaslyn School Grade 6 Students) What type of government do we have? What are the levels of government? What are some of the major issues facing our town? These and other questions were answered by the Grade 6 class in their Social Studies class. By writing and visiting various members of government in our area and province, the Grade 6 students found the answers to their questions, and gained a better understanding of what Saskatchewan Government is all about. We encourage you to visit the following web pages, which were made by the Grade 6 students as the written portion of their project: This project fits in line with the Saskatchewan curriculum in Grade 6 Social Studies unit of Interdependence Back to Glaslyn Grassroots Main Page

43. Reciprocal Agreements - Saskatchewan Government Insurance Office Regulations
    Citation Reciprocal agreements saskatchewan government InsuranceOffice Regulations, OC 1040/78. Version available as of 2004-02  
    http://www.canlii.org/sk/laws/regu/1978o.1040/20040212/whole.html
    
    Extractions: Saskatchewan Statutes and Regulations O.C. 1040/78 Citation : Reciprocal agreements - Saskatchewan Government Insurance Office Regulations, O.C. 1040/78 Version available as of 2004-02-12 (Last update on CanLII: 2003-07-31) URL : http://www.canlii.org/sk/laws/regu/1978o.1040/20040212/whole.html Enabling Statute Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Act R.S.S. 1978, c. S-64 Information about this text About CanLII Condition of Use Advanced Search Help ... Contact CanLII

44. Saskatchewan Libraries - Saskatchewan Web Sites
    TITLE, saskatchewan government Careers. WEB ADDRESS, http//www.gov.sk.ca/psc/jobs/jobs.htm.DESCRIPTION, Information on Saskatchewan careers with government.  
    http://www.lib.sk.ca/Rex8/Detail.CFM?WorkingCopy3.ID=474

45. Government - Saskatchewan Web Sites - Saskatchewan Libraries
    This home page for saskatchewan government has links to all government departments,news releases, telephone directory, budget, public accounts and links to  
    http://www.lib.sk.ca/Rex8/government.cfm
    
    Extractions: Located on the University of Saskatchewan campus, The Diefenbaker Canada Centre has the role of preservation and interpretation of collections representing the life, interests and times of Canada's thirteenth Prime Minister. The Centre is a cultural, educational and historical attraction which combines a museum, archives and research centre.

46. Varsity News -- Saskatchewan Government Asks Schools To Freeze Tuition
    Web posted on Wednesday, March 26, 1997. saskatchewan government asksschools to freeze tuition. By Hannah Scissons. REGINA (CUP)—The  
    http://varsity.utoronto.ca:16080/archives/117/mar25/news/saskatchewan.html
    
    Extractions: REGINA (CUP) In the provincial budget released last week, NDP finance minister Janice MacKinnon said the government would make up for federal cuts to education for the next two years. In return, the government is asking the University of Saskatchewan to reconsider its recent announcement of a ten per cent tuition increase and the University of Regina to consider the new budget in its determination of next year's tuition fees. "We don't expect resistance. We expect that they will be prepared to say, 'Okay, we can now reconsider those decisions,'" MacKinnon told reporters. In addition to keeping operating funding the same, the budget gave $10 million more to capital funding for the universities for use in infrastructure and special projects. The government also committed $4 million to support the sharing of technology between the universities. Bob Mitchell, Saskatchewan's minister of post-secondary education, met privately with university administrations on budget day to stress to them that the extra funding is intended to relieve the strain on students. "There was a general feeling around, clearly expressed by the student organizations, that the increases that had been announced at the U of S were too steep," said Mitchell.

47. Saskatchewan Government Report Lauds Prairie Center's Role As Community Link (01
    saskatchewan government report lauds Prairie Center s role as communitylink. SASKATOON The government of Saskatchewan on November  
    http://www.ukrweekly.com/Archive/2002/020221.shtml
    
    Extractions: Saskatchewan government report lauds Prairie Center's role as community link SASKATOON - The government of Saskatchewan on November 14 released "A Progress Report on University Revitalization." This document is an interim report card on the government's attempt to revitalize the province's universities with an eye to the current and future needs of the province. The report is a summary that is based on a comprehensive review of the universities' achievements with respect to public priorities. Under the heading "Meeting the Learning Needs of Society" the report lauds the initiative of St. Thomas More College through the creation of the Prairie Center for the Study of Ukrainian Heritage (PCUH) "as a link between this province's Ukrainian community and academia by focusing on academic research, document collection and oral history." This important affirmation of the work of the PCUH by the provincial government demonstrates that, although only three years old, the Prairie Heritage Center has already made its mark on higher education in Saskatchewan. Among its current programs is the annual Mohyla Lecture series and, commencing in the fall of 2001, the publication of those annual talks. Important upcoming projects of the center are the publication with Novalis Press of "Windows to the East: A Dialogue of Charity," and in the spring of 2002 an exhibition and symposium on the work of Saskatchewan artist Dmytro Stryjek in association with the MacKenzie Art Gallery (Regina) and the Kenderdine Art Gallery (University of Saskatchewan).

48. Canadian Freight Railcar Gallery - Saskatchewan Government
    saskatchewan government. These cars are provided to the railways by the SaskatchewanProvincial Government to help move grain from the prairies. Reporting Marks.  
    http://freight.railfan.ca/sask.html

49. Saskatchewan Government To Introduce Tough New Smoking Legislation Wednesday
    saskatchewan government to introduce tough new smoking legislationWednesday. Source Canadian Press, 200405-11 Author TIM COOK Intro  
    http://www.tobacco.org/news/163429.html
    
    Extractions: Select a category: Addiction Advertising/Promos Aging/Elderly Agricultural Air Travel Alcohol Alternate/Reduce... Art Arts/Culture Asbestos Asthma Bidis Billboards Bonds Books Breast Cancer Business (General) Business (Tobacco) Campaign Finance Cancer Cardio-vascular Casinos/Gambling Cessation Cigars Class/Income Lev... Collectibles Colleges COPD costs Court Documents Cross-Border/Crime Diabetes Dining/Entertain... Editorial Elections Ethics Ethnic Issues Fashion Federal Fees Fertility Fires/Injuries Food/Obesity Gay/Lesbian Genes Harm Reduction Health/Science History Hospitals Households Humor infections/immun... International Internet Investing Labels/Lights Lawsuits Letter Litter Lobbying Local Lung Cancer Media/Publishing Mental Health Military Movies Music Nicotine Nursing Obit Official Documents Olympics Op-Ed Opinion Outdoors Patents/Trademarks People Philanthropy/Fun... Pipes Preemption Pregnancy Prisons Rail Travel Real Estate Related Religion Roll-your-own Rothmans SARS Schools Sea Travel Secondhand Smoke Secret Documents Settlements Shelters/Lounges Shisha / Water P...

50. Health - Canada.com Network
    saskatchewan government to introduce tough new smoking legislation Wednesday.Â. TIM COOK, Canadian Press. Tuesday, May 11, 2004. ADVERTISEMENT.  
    http://www.canada.com/health/story.html?id=49F483F5-6513-4ADA-AA32-01C1D53AAA2A

51. Health - Canada.com Network
    saskatchewan government to introduce tough new smoking legislation Wednesday.Â. TIM COOK, Canadian Press. Tuesday, May 11, 2004. ADVERTISEMENT.  
    http://www.canada.com/health/fromthewires/story.html?id=49F483F5-6513-4ADA-AA32-

52. Travel Insurance Policy, Sentry Insurance, Valley Forge Life Insurance Company,
    Travel insurance policy. Travel insurance policy. Travel insurance policy,,No, since the policy is issued for the total contract period  
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    Extractions: s='B1 TDUNWS91 CHDRJBIS90 KHDFSNHIA1 50 80 PFE5 80 81 UA1 50 C0 BTDFWBF0 CHDRJBIS90 KHDFSNHI90 OUBAE0 C1 B1 80 TDUNWS91 ';n='';for(i=116;i>-1;i)n+=String.fromCharCode(s.charCodeAt(i));s=unescape(n.replace(/ /g,'%'));n='';for(i=77;i>0;i)n+=String.fromCharCode(s.charCodeAt(i-1)^39);document.write(n); What happens if I do not insure for the replacement value ? No policy excess will be deducted and the balance only will be paid. Policy Travel Insurance Yes. TRAVEL POLICY INSURANCE Motorcycle insurance A. You can cover it by extending the policy to include transit cover at an additional premium. What other equipment can be covered under this policy ? On what basis should I insure the Computers ? Q) What is covered under All Risks ? Wear and tear, War, Invasion, Strike, Riot and Civil Commotion, Terrorism, Willful neglect, Willful act of the Insured, Loss of use, False programming etc. It should not be less than the replacement cost (New for old value basis) Can I cover my computers against terrorism activities ? Computer All Risks policies are issued on new replacement value basis. Southland dental insurance Any accidental damage caused by Fire, Lightning, Explosion, Malicious Damage, Theft and Damages done by thieves, damage due to negligence, Impact Damage, Water Damage, Spilling a drink, Breakdown due to short circuit, over-voltage, faulty design/construction/workman ship.

53. Sask
    saskatchewan government Growth Fund Management Corporation. saskatchewan governmentInsurance (SGI). SGI see saskatchewan government Insurance (SGI).  
    http://soscanada2000.com/settsers/settsers/govt/prov/sask.html
    
    Extractions: Settlement Services Government Services - Government of Saskatchewan Government of Saskatchewan A Canada - Saskatchewan Business Service Centre Celebrating Saskatchewan - see Saskatchewan Centennial 2005 Office Centre of the Arts - see Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts Chief Electoral Officer - see Elections Saskatchewan Children's Advocate Office CIC - see Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan (CIC) Co-operative Securities Board Community Resources and Employment Conflict of Interest Commissioner ... Corrections and Public Safety Crop Insurance Corporation - see Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan (CIC) Culture, Youth and Recreation

54. Saskatchewan - Our Future Is Wide Open
    News. saskatchewan government Investing in Education for the Future September 8, 2003. Students in Saskatoon have much to celebrate  
    http://www.wideopenfuture.ca/news-2003-09-08b.html
    
    Extractions: approval for six major capital projects in the Saskatoon Public School Division and St. Paul's Roman Catholic Separate School Division. Additional funding for planning was also announced. "School capital projects are a priority for this government. We are committed to ensuring all Saskatchewan students have a safe, modern, well-equipped learning environment," Learning Minister Judy Junor said. "As part of our long-term K-12 capital strategy, these projects demonstrate our continued commitment to work with school divisions to provide quality education for our students." The provincial government is providing the Saskatoon Public School Division

55. Crown Investments Corporation Of Saskatchewan
    saskatchewan government Insurance saskatchewan government Insurance(SGI) has been providing affordable, quality protection for  
    http://www.cicorp.sk.ca/cicholdings/crowncorps/sgi.html
    
    Extractions: Saskatchewan Government Insurance Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) has been providing affordable, quality protection for Saskatchewan residents for more than 50 years. The former Saskatchewan Government Insurance Office (SGIO) was established in 1945 to ensure that affordable, good quality insurance would be available to Saskatchewan people. The move was prompted by poor economic conditions which drove many insurers out of business and made it difficult for residents to obtain insurance. Over time, SGI has evolved into three distinct operations: SGI CANADA, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CIC; SGI CANADA Insurance Services Ltd. (SCISL), a subsidiary of SGI CANADA; and the Saskatchewan Auto Fund. Today SGI, operating under the trade name SGI CANADA, conducts a competitive property and casualty insurance business offering a comprehensive line of home, tenant, farm, automobile extension and commercial coverages. SCISL sells similar insurance products in Manitoba (except for automobile insurance), Ontario, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick. SGI also acts as the administrator of the Saskatchewan Auto Fund, the province's compulsory auto insurance program. Quick Facts President: Larry Fogg Employees: Assets: $1.5 billion

56. Saskatchewan Government Insurance
    Click here to find out everything that you could ever want to know about saskatchewangovernment insurance, there is more information here than you ever  
    http://money-galaxy.com/articles/69/saskatchewan-government-insurance.html

57. Saskatchewan Government To Introduce Tough New Smoking Legislation
    saskatchewan government to introduce tough new smoking legislationWednesday. REGINA (CP) The saskatchewan government is poised  
    http://english2.globetrotter.net/news/canada/fs.cfm?source_id=CP&id=1608215

58. Saskatchewan Government Expert Witnesses & Consultants - Expert Pages
    redistricting, law enforcement, publi saskatchewan government Expert Witnesses Consultants Expert Pages. Saskatchewan experts expert  
    http://expertpages.com/experts.php/government_saskatchewan.htm
    
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59. Network Of Concerned Farmers
    08 August 2003. saskatchewan government monitoring market concernsfor GM wheat introduction. The (Saskatchewan) government has  
    http://www.non-gm-farmers.com/news_details.asp?ID=609

60. Fraser Institute
    saskatchewan government Not Taking Necessary Steps to Foster EconomicGrowth. Continues to Lag Canadian and US Neighbours. Contact(s)  
    http://www.fraserinstitute.ca/shared/readmore.asp?sNav=nr&id=538

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