41. The Finer Arts.com - Bringing North American Fine Art To The World A site dedicated to art and artists, both past and present, that display their love and history for life, family, culture, earth, religion, Canada, and saskatchewan. http://www.thefinerarts.com

Account: Username: Password: Create Account See the benefits of membership. Gallery: Dark and Intriguing Consignments - Bernie Brown Consignments - Fred Buchwitz Consignments - Other Consignments - Robert Bateman Consignments - Trisha Romance Aboriginal Abstract Consignments - Glen Scrimshaw Cultural Works Cart: cart is empty. Search: Gallery My Galleries Take a Tour All Available Works The Art Archives Artists Artist List New Artist Info. Artist FAQ Programs Corporate Programs Lease Layaway Gifts Gift Information Claim a Gift Give a Gift Links Announcements Welcome to the The Finer Arts.com. The newest sensation in online fine art. Featuring some of North America's most accomplished artists as well some of the hottest new finds. Visit their works in our virtual gallery . Not only is this an art gallery, but we also feature: Artist Profiles Art Sales Corporate Gift Programs Layaways Consignments Art Lease All you need to do is create an account and enjoy. In Profile Arnold Isbister Being artistic or creative seems to come naturally at an early age and Arnold was consistently designated as the classroom artist for curriculum illustrations. ... [full story] QuickShots News 40th Anniversary of Muhammad Ali's Title Bout win over Sonny Liston http://test.thefinerarts.com/news_list.stm?an_news_id=20

42. 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/

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.

43. Welcome To CSA 2001-2002 Established 1958 at the University of saskatchewan. Officers, sponsors, and event information provided, as well as Chinese culture links. http://duke.usask.ca/~ss_csa/

44. Listings Saskatchewan: Canada : Saskatchewan : Culture Canada saskatchewan Society culture ethnic associations. ,Search, Search_whole_world, Complete Directory, http://listingsca.com/Saskatchewan/Society/Culture/

USA United Kingdom Listings Canada Maps ... Weather 119 visitors currently online Find more results: Major Areas Moose Jaw (1) Regina (1) ... Society : Culture - ethnic associations Search Search whole world Complete Directory Canada Wide Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick Newfoundland NW Territories Nova Scotia Nunavut Ontario PE Island Quebec Saskatchewan Yukon All Categories In Culture Only Animals/Pets Arts/Crafts Auto Guide Business Community Services Computers Education Employment Entertainment Events/Festivals Government Media Miscellaneous Professional Resource Industries Science/Humanities Shopping Society Sports/Recreation Travel General French South West South East West Central Page 1 of 1 View with No Descriptions Preferences @View the complete list in Saskatchewan Province Wide Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan Multiculturalism promotes the understanding, respect, appreciation, and acceptance of all people as equal in our society. The Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan (MCoS), established in 1975, ... http://www.unibase.com/~mcos/mcos.html (Added Jan 01, 2000 - Hits: 27) SaskCulture 2004 Heritage Forum "Our Hearts are in Saskatchewan" Saskatoon, February 13 & 14, 2004 2003 SaskCulture Conference. Leading into the Future Wrap Up Last updated December 18, 2003

45. 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

46. Resource Centre For Sport Culture And Recreation saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Main Office 210 3303 Hillsdale St. journalsand magazines in three main areas Sport, culture and Recreation. http://www.spra.sk.ca/rcentre/rcentre.htm

Resource Centre Recreation Links Sport Links Culture Links Catalogue Search ... Youth Sports 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 Resource Centre Phone: 306-780-9411 / 9206 Toll Free: 1-800-563-2555 Fax: 306-780-9257 E-mail: resourcecentre@spra.sk.ca Welcome to a world of information, ideas, and easy to use services. Ask us! We specialize in fast access to books, videos, audiotapes, journals and magazines in three main areas: Sport, Culture and Recreation. Other subjects include: Non-profit and volunteer management Wellness and health promotion Training, communications

47. Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre ....... Translate this page saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre. Renseignements. Sujets. Premièresnations de la saskatchewan culture, histoire et langues. http://library.usask.ca/native/directory/french/saskindian_f.html

Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre Renseignements Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre 120 - 33rd Street East Saskatoon, Saskatchewan info@sicc.sk.ca Sujets Description Langues Anglais, cri, chipewyan, dakota, autres langues siouennes [nakota, lakota] Ressources documentaires Monographies Photographies Enregistrements sonores Cartes Microfilms Catalogue en ligne disponible Accessible au public Lun. - ven., 9 h - 16 h 30 Service de photocopie disponible

48. Virtual Saskatchewan - Aboriginal Culture A sixth aboriginal group is the Metis Nation of saskatchewan, people of North AmericanIndianEuropean descent. Aboriginal culture is fascinating and rich. http://www.virtualsk.com/contact_us/aboriginal.html

For thousands of years before Europeans set foot in what is now Saskatchewan, aboriginal people made this land their home. Many of the unusual place-names in Saskatchewan are derived from First Nation languages. "Saskatchewan", for example, is taken from the Cree for "swift-flowing river." Today, our province is home to five First Nations peoples: Cree; Saulteaux; Dakota-Sioux; Assiniboine; and Dene. A sixth aboriginal group is the Metis Nation of Saskatchewan, people of North American Indian-European descent. Aboriginal culture is fascinating and rich. And it's a subject of growing interest, in no small part because people in developed nations are recognizing the need to respect and preserve their natural inheritance, a hallmark of traditional aboriginal belief. Virtual Saskatchewan will introduce you to engaging aboriginal figures from the past and present, delve into the tradition of story-telling, pass along some enchanting myths, and take you back a few thousand years to show you how the Northern Plains Indians lived in an area that's now Saskatchewan's biggest city. Check out the stories below and follow the link for more. In the meantime, here's a recipe for "bannock", the traditional, simple, and very popular Cree bread.

49. SaskFestivals.com Our festivals and events are a vital part of saskatchewan s culture; past, present,and future offering a wide variety of arts, culture, and entertainment. http://www.saskfestivals.com/

Long Day's Night Music Festival Jun 16 - 19, 2004 Saskatoon Pride Festival Jun 12 - 20, 2004 Southern Saskatchewan Summer Solstice d'ete Jun 18 - 20, 2004 Saskatchewan is a beautiful, yet undiscovered province of endless experiences and possibilities. Our festivals and events are a vital part of Saskatchewan's culture; past, present, and future offering a wide variety of arts, culture, and entertainment. Whether you're looking for a new experience or just wanting to get away and have a good time, our festivals are the place to be. home search discover join ... link

50. CanLII >> Regulations Of Saskatchewan >> Culture And Recreation Grants Regulatio saskatchewan Statutes and Regulations RRS, c. D11.1 Reg. 1. Cultureand Recreation Grants Regulations (Repealed), RRS, c. D-11.1 Reg. 1. http://www.canlii.org/sk/laws/regu/d-11.1r.1/

Saskatchewan Statutes and Regulations Culture and Recreation Grants Regulations (Repealed) , R.R.S., c. D-11.1 Reg. 1 Last update on CanLII: 2004-02-12 Find all of these words any of the words this boolean query this phrase Query Search Help Advanced Search Refine your query Statutes and regulations Statutes only Regulations only All available versions Latest version only Versions Version added on Choose date... Important Note About the Versions Enabling Statute Renewable Resources, Recreation and Culture Act (Repealed) R.S.S. 1978, c. R-19.01 About CanLII Condition of Use Advanced Search Help ... Contact CanLII

51. CanLII >> Consolidated Statutes Of Saskatchewan >> Culture And Recreation Act, 1 saskatchewan Statutes and Regulations SS 1993, c. C51.01. culture andRecreation Act, 1993, SS 1993, c. C-51.01. Last update on CanLII 2004-02-12. http://www.canlii.org/sk/laws/sta/c-51.01/

Saskatchewan Statutes and Regulations Culture and Recreation Act, 1993 , S.S. 1993, c. C-51.01 Last update on CanLII: 2004-02-12 Find all of these words any of the words this boolean query this phrase Query Search Help Advanced Search Refine your query Statutes and regulations Statutes only Regulations only All available versions Latest version only Versions Version added on Choose date... Important Note About the Versions About CanLII Condition of Use Advanced Search ... Contact CanLII

52. E-World Conference: Transforming Saskatchewan's Culture And Communities EWorld Conference, Site Donated By Enterprise Commerce. 2002. ConferenceOverview. 2002 E-World Agenda. Registration. Online Registration. http://www.enterpriseaspservices.com/bsc/eworld

Click to check out eWorld 2003: The people side of IT 1818 Victoria Avenue, Regina SK Continue browsing last year's successful conference!

53. PaperCuts - Federal Support For Culture In Saskatchewan Second-Lowest In The Nat Statistics Canada reports that the federal government contributes less to Saskatchewanculture, per capita, than any other province except British Columbia. http://www.saskpublishers.sk.ca/programs/papercuts/1999-fall/support.shtml

Saskatchewan Publishers Group SPG Programs Saskatchewan Books Go Public Book Box Curriculum Linked Resources ... Saskatchewan Book Archive PaperCuts Federal Support for Culture in Saskatchewan Second-Lowest in the Nation Statistics Canada reports that the federal government contributes less to Saskatchewan culture, per capita, than any other province except British Columbia. In 1997-98, we received $34 per person in cultural funding. This is below the national per capita average of $89, and well below the $113 per person Quebec receives. Despite hefty federal cuts, provincial budgets for the arts stayed the same, while municipal funding has actually increased. Back to PaperCuts Home Contact SPG About This Site ... Search

54. Cultural Native: Ecotourism And Art In Saskatchewan Welcome World Traveller To Our Website! The use of Medicinal plants and herbsremains as a way of life in the Native culture of Northern saskatchewan. http://www.culturalnative.com/

Welcome World Traveller To Our Website! The use of Medicinal plants and herbs remains as a way of life in the Native Culture of Northern Saskatchewan. Traditionally, our people relied on Nature to provide the remedies for many ailments. These ways are still in use and help to ensure the health of us, in a holistic manner, respecting the Mental, Emotional, Spiritual and Physical aspects of our being. Medicine Walks are offered to allow for those interested to gain further knowledge in the importance of retaining this knowledge. We, Rose and Ric Richardson, continue to use the knowledge of our Heritage, and pick numerous medicines, which we consider Gifts from our Creator. Rose is quite knowledgeable about the local plant life, and their Medicinal uses. Ric assists with this work, and is an artist, mainly carving with Moose Antler and Wooly Mammoth Ivory. We are currently renovating an historic railroad station, to be the home of our Art Gallery as well as a lunch stop, with excellent coffees, for travellers to our area. To further educate and entertain our visitors, there is a wide variety of antiques and memorabilia on display, which help to give a "postcard" view of life in the North, over many years. From it's initial roots in the Fur Trade in 1782, Green Lake has come a long way in the history of Saskatchewan, Canada, and the Metis people, at least in part due to it being the third oldest community in Saskatchewan, and because it is located at the "Gateway" to Northwestern Saskatchewan. Staying at our RV park will allow you to further explore the numerous recreational opportunities that our region offers.

55. Northern Saskatchewan Heritage Site Two seemingly incompatible enthusiasms characterise the North as it faces the millenniumthe onslaught of technology and a revival of Traditions and culture. http://www.kayas.ca/

T wo seemingly incompatible enthusiasms characterise the North as it faces the millennium: the onslaught of technology and a revival of Traditions and Culture. Historically the Heritage and Culture of Aboriginal people have been woven closely together. On this site we explore our people and their communities, our past, and our present through the use of technology. The people of the North believe that we cannot understand others before we have genuinely listened to them and know of their ways. We must recognise that we will never understand others until we have learned something of their Heritage and Culture. It is in this spirit that we bid you welcome to learn of ours.

56. Canada Web Directory: Society And Culture / ECN / Web Directory / saskatchewan / Society and culture (107).SubCategories in Society and culture. Adoption (3) By Locality http://dirs.educationcanada.com/cat/175702/

Search Jobs Employer Centre Resource Centre My ECN Centre Facts and Links Saskatchewan Facts Employers Job Postings Search Directory Entire Directory This Province Browse Employers Regions: Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... New Employers Inside the ECN About the ECN Join the ECN Help FAQ ECN ... Saskatchewan / Society and Culture Sub-Categories in Society and Culture Adoption By Locality Charities Ethnicity ... Women Web Sites in Category Society and Culture Hot Peach Pages - Lists Saskatchewan agencies that provide help around issues of abuse (domestic violence, family violence, spousal abuse, spousal assault, dating violence, and battering). Prairie Assistance Dogs Inc. - A non-profit charitable organization training dogs to assist people with disabilities. Saskatchewan Human Rights Tribunal - Investigate human rights complaints. Provides overview of the process, news, resources and links. The Provincial Association of Resort Communities of Saskatchewan - Promoting the interests of resort communities. Ukrainian Canadian Congress - A non-profit organization located in Saskatchewan. Provides Canadians with information about current events with the Ukrainian Culture. Related Categories: Society and Culture Regions > Western > Society and Culture Related Newsgroups: Google Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.

57. Saskatchewan Aborigional Peoples: Legends, Lifestyles, And Culture StudiesHistorical What is Our Story? (Traditional Life and Cultureof Native People in saskatchewan). Link to Evergreen Curriculum. http://www.stf.sk.ca/teaching_res/library/teach_mat_centre/tmc/e11415/e11415.htm

To meet the need for instructional resources that incorporate the foundational objectives for technological literacy, teachers were invited to submit units in which technological literacy was a focus. Twelve units were selected and the writers were invited to a two and a half day writing workshop, sponsored jointly by the Department of Education and Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation, to polish their units for publication. Teacher Note: Throughout the sample units, the following symbols are used to refer to the Common Essential Learnings: C Communication CCT Critical and Creative Thinking IL Independent Learning N Numeracy PSVS Personal and Social Values and Skills TL Technological Literacy INTRODUCTION This unit of study was developed for use in a grade four classroom, and combines the following required areas of study: language arts, social studies, drama and dance. This unit can take from four to eight weeks to complete, depending on the interest of the students and the resources available. The language arts component combines both literary (Aboriginal Legends and Myths) and historical contexts. The context for the social studies component is historical - the story of the Plains Indians and the Woodland Cree before Europeans came to Saskatchewan.

58. Cultural Saskatchewan Grassroots Project Guillet. Community School Roles. 2. P. Suchorab. German culture insaskatchewan. 2. A. Buettner. saskatchewan s Flag. 5. K. Shumay. Artists http://www.saskschools.ca/~stjohncs/groots/cshome.html

Saskatchewan Musicians In-Depth T. McEwen Saskatchewan Authors TEAM G. Johnson Saskatchewan's Aborigional Groups Community School Roles P. Suchorab German Culture in Saskatchewan A. Buettner Saskatchewan's Flag K. Shumay Artists of Saskatchewan Native Crafts S. Bohman n St. John Grassroots Home Cultural Saskatchewan Natural Saskatchewan

59. The NORTH SASKATCHEWAN RIVER "Great Canadian Rivers" Gallery in North Battleford, saskatchewan, on the North saskatchewan River southwest Sapp,whose paintings of Northern Plains Cree culture have been exhibited http://www.greatcanadianrivers.com/rivers/north_saskatchwan/culture-home.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CANOE Travel CNEWS CANOE Money C-Health LIFEWISE AUTONET flirt.canoe.ca Newsstand 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 Great Canadian RIVERS History Ecosystem ... Economy SaskatchewanRiver Culture A Cree from Lac Les Isles is typical in physiognomy. [Lac les Isles is in west-central Saskatchewan near the Alberta border] PA-039702 The Golden Age of the Plains Cree Visit Edmonton's Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal Culture Syncrude Gallery of Aboriginal Culture in Edmonton, Alberta

60. Forensic Education - University Of Saskatchewan - NURS 483.3 Cultural Diversity current knowledge regarding the health status of the Aboriginal population of saskatchewan. TheAboriginal culture, like all cultural groups, has a range of http://www.forensiceducation.com/forensic_edu/usask_aboriginal.htm

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada NURS 483.3 Cultural Diversity and Aboriginal Health http://www.forensiceducation.com/forensic_edu/usask.htm WebCT Delivery Next offered Term 2 of 2003-2004 Admission Requirements N483.3 Cultural Diversity and Aboriginal Health is a required 3 credit course requiring the N329 as a prerequisite in the Post Registration BSN Program at the College of Nursing, University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, SK. N483.3 Cultural Diversity and Aboriginal Health is open to all students at the University of Saskatchewan, and on a limited basis to students at other universities. Note, students must be accepted as a student at the University of Saskatchewan in order to register in the course. Course Information Contacts Post Registration, B.S.N. Program A103 Health Sciences Building College of Nursing

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