21. Culture This web site has links to the individual cultural organizations andhas lots of resources relating to saskatchewan culture. CultureNet. http://nonprofits.accesscomm.ca/spra/Resource_Centre/Culture/body_culture.htm

Saskatchewan Council of Cultural Organizations (SCCO) http://www.sasknet.sk.ca/ Provides a unified voice for 32 Saskatchewan cultural organizations and over a dozen associate members. These organizations, through their various disciplines, share the common goal of creating, nurturing and sustaining Saskatchewan's rich cultural heritage. This web site has links to the individual cultural organizations and has lots of resources relating to Saskatchewan culture. CultureNet http://www.culturenet.ucalgary.ca/

22. SummerActive! Physical activity is a basis for an enriching life and, as an integral part of dailyliving, is a visible and important expression of saskatchewan culture. http://www.summeractive.canoe.ca/SummerActive/home_saskatchewan02.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CANOE Travel CNEWS CANOE Money C-Health LIFEWISE AUTONET flirt.canoe.ca Newsstand WHAM! gaming AllPop Search eBay.ca Find Old Friends Free E-Mail shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index extra Provincial/ Territorial Homepages Contests ... Home May 10 - June 19, 2004 SEARCH FOR 2004 EVENTS Search by PROVINCE/TERRITORY: Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NWT Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario PEI Saskatchewan Yukon Territory Search by the first 1 or 2 characters of your POSTAL CODE: Click here for a list of Saskatchewan events. Search by the first 1 or 2 characters of your POSTAL CODE: SummerActive 2002 Campaign in Saskatchewan Culture, Youth and Recreation A Physically Active Saskatchewan - A Strategy to Get Saskatchewan People in Motion There is conclusive evidence that physical activity is important through all stages of life. A physically active lifestyle helps prevent disease and chronic conditions, boosts the positive effects of rehabilitation, reduces the potential for injuries and manages other risk factors. In addition to physiological benefits, physical activity improves concentration, relationship development, social integration and quality of life. Personal benefits, such as enhanced self-esteem, often result from a physically active lifestyle. In August 2001, Joanne Crofford, Minister of Culture, Youth and Recreation, publicly released A Physically Active Saskatchewan - A Strategy to Get Saskatchewan People in Motion. This provincial strategy calls on the Government of Saskatchewan to work collaboratively with the sport, recreation, culture, education and health sectors to address the significantly high level of physical inactivity in this province. The aim of the strategy is to reduce physical inactivity by 10% by the year 2005 - Saskatchewan's centennial!

23. Projets GenWeb Du Saskatchewan -Généalogie Des Familles Francophones établies Translate this page Parcs Canada Voyages virtuels en Saskatchewan Premières nations de la saskatchewan culture, histoire et langues Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Center Prix Si http://www.rootsweb.com/~cansk/Saskatchewan/francais.html

Généalogie des familles francophones établies en Saskatchewan. Si votre site Web ne figure dans la liste qui suit, faites-le-nous savoir, écrivez-nous à l'adresse suivante : E-mail Résources Généalogique / Généalogie du Saskatchewan 1901 Census French English Translations Aide aux chercheurs Société historique de la Saskatchewan Annuaires Canadiens Qui Habitait Ou Archivia Net: Archives Nationales du Canada ... Le Centre de généalogie francophone d'Amérique Livre: Histoire des Franco-Canadiens de la Saskatchewan , LAPOINTE, Richard et TESSIER, Lucille, Société historique de la Saskatchewan, 1986, 346 p. Outils Linguistiques Google Recherche limitée à certaines langues ou/et à certains pays Ouvrages de référence en généalogie Canadienne Page Web Laurier Gareau Recherche généalogique: Archives Nationales du Canada ... Page d'accueil Traduire des pages web écrites dans une langue étrangère. (Anglais Vers Français) Alta Vista Free Traduction Outils linguistiques Google Traduction en ligne La Toile du Québec et Softissimo Saskatchewan Les études fransaskoises: La chronologie historique fransaskoise La communauté francophone de la Saskatchewan Communauté francophone de la Saskatchewan The Fransaskois Network ... Some genealogy related translations to help with French or Michif - a Métis (mixed blood) French - Cree language mix.

24. Cultural Industries For More Information, Contact Gord Zakreski, CYR, Intergovernmental and IndustryLiaison saskatchewan culture, Youth and Recreation 9th Floor, 1919 http://www.ir.gov.sk.ca/Default.aspx?DN=3343,3330,3328,2936,Documents

25. Saskatchewan Craft & Visual Artists Survey Saskatchewan Industry and Resources; saskatchewan culture, Youth and Recreation;the Saskatchewan Craft Council; and CARFAC have partnered in recognition of http://www.ir.gov.sk.ca/Default.aspx?DN=3845,2951,2936,Documents

26. Saskatchewan JobFutures skills. As well, managers in Canadian or saskatchewan culture arebecoming increasingly involved in export markets. Consequently http://saskjobfutures.ca/profiles/profile.cfm?noc=051&index=3&lang=e&site=graphi

27. CCA Bulletin - Saskatcehwan Status Of The Artist Status of the Artist Legislation Welcomed’ June 6, 2002 saskatchewan culture, Youthand Recreation News Release, ‘Recognizing Saskatchewan Artists’ June 6 http://www.ccarts.ca/eng/04res/bull02/2002.html

PROMISING LEGISLATION FOR SASKATCHEWAN ARTISTS June 7, 2002 Yesterday, the government of Saskatchewan became the second provincial jurisdiction in Canada to address artists’ equity by tabling enabling legislation, a precursor to a fully developed Status of the Artist act. “This legislation is a recognition of the importance of Saskatchewan artists and represents a new respect for their contribution to society, not just economically but in social and community terms,” said the Saskatchewan Arts Alliance (SAA) President, Allen Lefebvre. “The legislation articulates the valuable contribution of artists to Saskatchewan,” echoed Culture, Youth and Recreation Minister Joanne Crofford. Saskatchewan is the first provincial jurisdiction outside Quebec that has introduced Status of the Artist legislation - Quebec has had provincial legislation for artists since 1987. Known as The Status of the Artist Act , this legislation will enable the minister to establish advisory committees to research, study and report to her on more substantive work, training, education and social equity issues for artists. These advisory committees will be appointed by the minister with input from the cultural sector.

28. Infrastructure Canada Program - News Releases - Saskatchewan - 2001 Karyn Mossing Director, Communications and Public Relations saskatchewan culture,Youth and Recreation Western Economic Diversification Regina, Saskatchewan http://www.infrastructure.gc.ca/icp/publication/new_release/sk/2001/20010706prin

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Site map Search on: News Releases - Saskatchewan - 2001 July 6, 2001 PRINCE ALBERT CENTRE FOR THE VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS RECEIVES FUNDS FROM INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAM PRINCE ALBERT, Saskatchewan - The Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Program (CSIP) will provide $2 million over the next two years toward the construction of a $10 million arts facility in the City of Prince Albert. Natural Resources Canada Minister Ralph E. Goodale, on behalf of Ron J. Duhamel, Minister of Veterans Affairs, Secretary of State (Western Economic Diversification) (Francophonie) made the announcement today during the sod-turning ceremony in Prince Albert. The arts centre will include a 600 person capacity theatre and 3000 square foot visual arts gallery. It will serve as a focal point for artistic and cultural activities in the Prince Albert area. This project is being funded by the Government of Canada through the CSIP. "One of the goals of the Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Program is to support economic growth in Saskatchewan communities. The Prince Albert Centre for the Visual and Performing Arts will increase the number of performing and cultural opportunities, aid in developing a stronger tourism sector and enhance future economic growth for the City of Prince Albert," said Minister Goodale. The Government of Saskatchewan previously committed $2.3 million to the facility through the Cultural Facilities Grant Program of the Associated Entities Fund.

29. SINP | About Saskatchewan Art Gallery in Regina, the Mendel Art Gallery in Saskatoon, the Saskatchewan IndianCultural Centre, saskatchewan culture, Youth and Recreation, and the http://www.iaa.gov.sk.ca/immigration/lifestyle.htm

Location: GRAA Home SINP Home About Saskatchewan Government of Saskatchewan Updated: Feb. 23, 2004 Contact the webmaster A stable society strong social safety net and enthusiastic support of education for all. According to the same criteria, Saskatchewan is the best place to reside in Canada based on quality of life. Canadian society is built on an open, democratic system of government and a justice system designed to protect the individual and prevent the violence and persecution that is too often seen in other countries. The police and courts are subject to regulations and public scrutiny that guarantee fairness and protection for all residents. Regardless of race, creed or country of origin, Canada's constitution ensures that individual human rights and freedoms are protected. Saskatchewan welcomes immigrants from around the world to come and enjoy the freedom, security and opportunity our province has to offer.

30. Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre The saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre is mandated by the Federation of saskatchewan Indian First Nations culture and language; there is the saskatchewan Indian Languages Site http://www.sicc.sk.ca/

The Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre is mandated by the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations to promote and enhance the cultural values and traditions of the First Nations of Saskatchewan therefore, it has played a key role in preserving Saskatchewan's First Nations heritage and fostering cultural awareness and cross cultural understanding in Saskatchewan, Canada, and internationally for the last 30 years. Pow Wow Listings Best of FSIN 2003 Recorded Live and available on CD and Cassette ... 2004 Calendar Posters The Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre is open: Monday to Friday Museum/Gallery Guided Tours are available: To book a tour call or e-mail us: info@sicc.sk.ca

31. Home Page As saskatchewan s youth assume a fuller leadership role in our province, making useof our rich culture and recreation sectors, we will all come to understand http://www.cyr.gov.sk.ca/

Home Announced in the spring of 2001, Culture, Youth and Recreation came to life in a bold gesture. The department is building on the already significant accomplishments of our communities. As Saskatchewan's youth assume a fuller leadership role in our province, making use of our rich culture and recreation sectors, we will all come to understand - and work together to fulfill - the vast potential of our great province. Click here to review the 2004/2005 Culture, Youth and Recreation Performance Plan Home Overview Culture ... CIF/Lottery login.innerHTML = "Login";

32. SaskCulture Home Page What s Happening in culture Today? saskatchewan Online Events GuideUpto-date event information from around the province. Funding http://www.saskculture.sk.ca/

What's Happening in Culture Today? Saskatchewan Online Events Guide Up-to-date event information from around the province Funding Sources View SaskCulture's Comprehensive List of Funding Opportunities Last updated June 7, 2004

33. S.P.R.A. Website The saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association is a nonprofit volunteer organization whose purpose is to promote, develop and facilitate parks and recreation opportunities throughout the Sport, culture, Health, Education, Tourism, and the Media. Further information regarding the saskatchewan Parks and http://www.spra.sk.ca/

Site Navigation Home Program Updates About S.P.R.A. Recreation Works! ... Contact Us Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Main Office #210 - 3303 Hillsdale St. Regina, SK Phone Fax 306-780-9257 Email office@spra.sk.ca in-motion Office 2050 Cornwall St. walk in hours 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The fitness office is open during lunch (12:00 - 1:00 pm) for normal business operations. Fax: 306 -780-9466 Toll Free: 866-888-3648 2004 Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Conference and AGM Changing Perspectives - “Thinking Outside the Box” Click here for conference update information. Click here to view, read or print the Conference Brochure. This brochure is packed with information about conference sessions, guest services, social activities and events and more! For further information please contact Sheri Weber at 306-365-4788 or email shedwi@sasktel.net

34. 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/

35. 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/

@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 Recognition for Prior Learning Framework Document, October 2003 (PDF) SLFDB Spring Newsletter (PDF) Training for Excellence Newsletter, May 28th (PDF) 2004 Training for Excellence Awards - Media Release, May 18th (PDF) ... 2004 Training for Excellence Awards Article - March 15th (PDF) 2004 Events April 26 SLFDB Board Meeting, Saskatoon May 27-30 Skills Canada Saskatchewan Nationals, Winnipeg June 10 SLFDB Annual General Meeting, Regina Inn June 10 10th Annual Training for Excellence Awards, Regina Inn

36. 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/

F rom the wooded coulees and picturesque hills near Herschel you can almost hear the ancient echoes calling. Ancient echoes from the herds of bison which thundered across the prairie. Ancient echoes from early Aboriginal peoples who etched mysterious carvings into large boulders. Ancient echoes from strange marine creatures which flourished here millions of years ago. 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. This site will show you the possibilities to explore - everything from highlights in the Interpretive Centre, to tours, to area businesses and services, and resources in our archives. Come and discover Ancient Echoes. Interpretive Centre Maps Paleontology Archaeology ... E-mail Ancient Echoes or phone (306) 377-2014 This page resides at www3.sk.sympatico.ca/herschel/index.htm

37. Recognizing Your Funder SASKATCHEWAN LOTTERIES PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS province. Buy your lottery tickets and together we’ll build a culturallyvibrantSaskatchewan. culture Builds Community! - 30 –. http://www.saskculture.sk.ca/Printer_Friendly_Versions/print_lottery_funder_PSAs

Recognizing Your Funder SASKATCHEWAN LOTTERIES PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS (30 Seconds) Saskatchewan Lotteries Helps Your Community Saskatchewan Lotteries helps your community by supporting more than 12,000 sport, culture and recreation groups all across Saskatchewan through the Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sport, Culture and Recreation. To continue this support, we must all do our part. Buying lottery tickets on a regular basis not only contributes to the fund, but it ensures that these activities thrive in our communities. Support Saskatchewan Lotteries. Together we all win. Culture Builds Community! For more information contact; SaskCulture Inc. 600, 2220 12th Avenue Regina, SK S4P 0M8 Phone: (306) 780-9284 Fax: (306) 780-9252 (30 Seconds) Saskatchewan Lotteries supports cultural activity in your community Saskatchewan offers a wealth of cultural activities. From live performances to archeological exploration, art galleries to folklore and festivals, culture is a vibrant part of our community. This ongoing cultural activity is due in part to the support from Saskatchewan Lotteries. Proceeds from Saskatchewan Lotteries support over 12,000 culture, sport and recreation groups throughout the province.

38. 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/

Newly elected UCC-SPC Board includes three new faces See Organization-Directors and Branches What's New? Events Calendar © 1997-2004 Ukrainian Canadian Congress – Saskatchewan Provincial Council This Web site was developed with the assistance of:

39. 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/

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.

40. Métis Nation - Saskatchewan (Culture, Language And Heritage) saskatchewan proudly hosts Back to Batoche Days each year in July. These celebrationsalong with events across the Homeland remind us of the rich cultural http://www.metisnation-sask.com/culture/mculture.html

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

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