1. Saskatchewan Learning The SGCS offers a variety of learning opportunities in over 70 courses at the Grade 9 12 levels, enabling students to obtain a quality education in their own location. http://sgcs.sasked.gov.sk.ca

Messages Minister's Message Executive Director's Message Director's Message What's New Courses By Delivery By Grade Full Course List Synchronous Teaching Registration Application Forms Deadline Dates Counselling Services Fees Services Offered Full Service Reference Service Tutorial Service Assignments ... Examinations Calendar CS School Year Student Gallery Art Science Social SGCS Info Contact Us History About Us Resources Welcome This site is designed to give you the opportunity to learn about our School. Visit the various sections of our web site to learn more about the distance learning opportunities available at the Correspondence School. Correspondence School Calendar ( click here to view the pdf document of the Calendar) Click here if you are registered in an On-line course with the Correspondence School Click here if you are a first time WebTrain user Click here to visit the WebTrain home page.

2. Saskatchewan Government Agencies Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan. Communications Saskatchewan. Gaming Corporation, Saskatchewan. Government Insurance, Saskatchewan (SGI) Housing Corporation, Saskatchewan http://www.evergreen.edu/library/govdocs/canadagov/saskgov.html

Canadian Government Resources Canadian Provinces: Saskatchewan The Evergreen State College, Daniel J. Evans Library, Government Documents/Maps Mailstop L-2300, Olympia, Washington, 98505 phone: (360) 867-6251, fax: (360) 866-6790 Last updated: December 5, 2003 Executive Branch Legislative Branch Judicial Branch Crown Corporations Executive Branch Government of Saskatchewan Blue Pages (via SaskTel) Executive Council Cabinet Ministers Government Structure Organizational Chart ... Agriculture, Food, and Rural Revitalization, Saskatchewan (SAFRR) (formerly Agriculture and Food) Searching SAFRR Searching SAFRR Registered Brands Database Research Reports Search Census of Agriculutre Maps ... Community Resources and Employment, Department of (DCRE) (formerly Department of Social Services) Search DCRE Career and Employment Services (SaskNetWork) Jobs Labour Market Information ... Environment, Saskatchewan (SE) Searching SE Searching SE Site Map Corporate Information Budget ... Who's Who?

3. Saskatchewan Government Insurance Starting July 1, 2002, saskatchewan government Insurance (SGI) is rewarding safedrivers with a discount on their vehicle insurance, while ensuring drivers who http://www.safety-council.org/news/sc/2002/SGI.html

Safety Canada Online Hot Issues Awards Campaigns ... Vol. XLVI, No. 3, July 2002 Saskatchewan Rewards Safe Drivers Saskatchewan motorists are being rewarded for safe driving habits. Starting July 1, 2002, Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) is rewarding safe drivers with a discount on their vehicle insurance, while ensuring drivers who display risky behavior pay their share of fines. Under the Safe Driver Recognition program, two out of three Saskatchewan vehicle owners (about 350,000 people) will receive a discount on their vehicle insurance. Initially all Saskatchewan motorists will be placed on the Safety Rating Scale based on their driving record since 1995. Safe drivers with a positive rating will get a break on their vehicle insurance - to a maximum of seven percent. SGI's records show 55% of eligible Saskatchewan vehicle owners will receive a discount of five percent or more on their plate insurance. Drivers who start the program with a negative safety rating will not be eligible to receive a discount, but they will also not be charged any new fines for incidents that occurred before the program launch. Drivers will begin to pay new fines once the program is in place. This will help offset the cost of discounts for safe drivers. Certain incidents will cost drivers points on the Safety Rating Scale. These include: at-fault accidents, specified traffic convictions and traffic-related Criminal Code convictions such as impaired driving.

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Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund Suite 1210 - 1801 Hamilton Street Canada Trust Tower Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 4B4 Phone: (306) 787-2994 Fax: (306) 787-2086 Contacts: Rob Duguid, Vice President, Investments Firm Information: Year Founded: Capital under management: $157 million Type: Government administered venture capital funds Project Preferences: Value-added with investment recovery within 5 years Types of Financings Preferred: Term loans, sub-debt or equity Investment Preferences ($000's): Minimum investment: Preferred investment: Geographic Preference: Saskatchewan Industry Preferences: Manufacturing and Processing Export Services Destination Tourism Technology Resources Oil and Gas Businesses Excluded: Real Estate Retail Industries Businesses with total assets of $35 million or more (including assets of associated or related companies)

6. CNEWS - Canada: Saskatchewan Government To Introduce Tough New Smoking Legislati saskatchewan government to introduce tough new smoking legislationWednesday. By TIM COOK. REGINA (CP) The saskatchewan government http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/455553-cp.html

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7. CNEWS - Canada: Saskatchewan Government To Introduce Tough New Smoking Legislati May 11, 2004 saskatchewan government to introduce tough new smokinglegislation Wednesday. By TIM COOK. REGINA (CP) The Saskatchewan http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2004/05/11/pf-455553.html

May 11, 2004 Saskatchewan government to introduce tough new smoking legislation Wednesday By TIM COOK REGINA (CP) - The Saskatchewan government is poised to put forward tough new legislation that will prevent smokers from lighting up in public places. Details of the legislation will be tabled in the legislature Wednesday, but Health Minister John Nilson told The Canadian Press that the new law will bring Saskatchewan closer in line with Manitoba, where smoking in public places will also be banned. "It's fairly clear that, as minister of health, I have been concerned about having a smoke-free environment for Saskatchewan in public places," Nilson said. "The legislation will provide some major steps toward that goal." Nilson said it is still his intention to have the law take effect by Jan. 1, 2005. Word of the new legislation drew praise from anti-smoking advocates and scorn from the association representing hotels in the province. "We know this will be extremely damaging to our businesses, especially out in the rural areas," said Tom Mullin, executive vice-president of the Hotels Association of Saskatchewan. "There is going to be a loss of employment for sure."

8. Dec 2000 Checklist Of Saskatchewan Government Publications December 2000. CHECKLIST OF saskatchewan government PUBLICATIONS. Publications arelisted under the issuing department saskatchewan government employee survey. http://www.legassembly.sk.ca/leglibrary/Monthly_Checklist/mchklist00Dec.htm

December 2000 CHECKLIST OF SASKATCHEWAN GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS Publications are listed under the issuing department: A B C D ... Z To order publications, please contact the issuing department. Departmental addresses are available through the Government of Saskatchewan online telephone directory . Please do not request publications from the Saskatchewan Legislative Library as we are not a central distribution agency for Saskatchewan Government Publications. A AGRICULTURE AND FOOD URL: http://www.agr. g ov.sk.ca saf/ To Order Publications Contact: Val Barker e-mail: pad@sk.sympatico.ca Telephone: 1-888-613-3975 Fax: (306) 721-4626 AgBits. Vol. 8: no. 17B; December 4, 2000; no. 18, December 18, 2000. CA2 SA DA A31 Agriview. ISSN: Vol. 16: no. 10, December, 2000. CA2 SA DA 120 Best management practices when harvesting surplus cereal straw. CA2 SA DA 3 A00 F256 Cattle marketing report. ISSN: October, CA2 SA DA 450 Farm machinery custom and rental rate guide. CA2 SA DA 316 Tastes of Saskatchewan. 60 p. CA2 SA DA A00 T17 Action Committee on the Rural Economy Action Committee on the Rural Economy: working together to grow rural Saskatchewan.

9. Monthly Checklist CHECKLIST OF saskatchewan government PUBLICATIONS. The Checklist is a monthlylisting of new publications issued by the saskatchewan government. http://www.legassembly.sk.ca/leglibrary/Monthly_Checklist/mchklist.htm

CHECKLIST OF SASKATCHEWAN GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS The Checklist is a monthly listing of new publications issued by the Saskatchewan Government. To order publications contained in the Checklist, please contact the department under which the publication is listed. Departmental addresses are available through the Government of Saskatchewan online telephone directory . Please do not request publications from the Saskatchewan Legislative Library as we are not a central distribution agency for Saskatchewan Government Publications. January 2004 February 2004 March 2004 April 2004 ... December 2001 *Beginning with the April 2001 issue the documents are in Adobe PDF format, so the Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to view documents. You can download it for free by clicking here. January, 2000 February, 2000 March, 2000 ... December 1997 ERRATUM: In the original version of the August 1997 Checklist, the was listed under Economic and Co-operative Development and was coded CA2 SA ECO 790 92 P16. Please note that it should have been listed under Saskatchewan Provincial Action Committee on the Economy. Subcommittee on Competitiveness. It is now listed under the correct heading and the new code is CA2 SA PAC 750 97 C57.

10. Saskatchewan Government Says It's Not Sorry For Malicious Prosecution Home Articles 2004 saskatchewan government Says It sNot Sorry for Malicious Prosecution. EquityFeminism.Com. http://www.equityfeminism.com/articles/2004/000006.html

Home Articles Saskatchewan Government Says It's Not Sorry for Malicious Prosecution EquityFeminism.Com Guests Logon Account Signup Saskatchewan Government Says It's Not Sorry for Malicious Prosecution By Brian Carnell Tuesday, January 27, 2004 A judge recently ruled that a family accused of ritual abuse had been the victim of "malicious prosecution" but that hasn't stopped representatives of the Saskatchewan government from saying it did nothing wrong and has nothing to apologize for. The case against 12 members of the Klassen family began in 1987 when three foster children a boy and his twin sisters made accusations of incredibly bizarre ritual sexual abuse against their foster parents which soon led to allegations against twelve family members. The children's accusations were filled with bizarre ritual abuse, including claims that they were forced to eat eye balls, drink blood, participate in orgies, and watch while infants were skinned alive. Police in Saskatoon called it the "scandal of the century" but few charges were actually lodged against anyone and by 1993 all charges in the cases were stayed. The children later came forward to repudiate the stories. The boy had been removed shortly before making the allegations after he had been found abusing his sisters. He maintained he made up the stories in order to be reunited with his sisters whom he then convinced to go along with the fiction. On December 30 a judge ruled that Crown Prosecutor Matthew Miazga, Saskatoon Police Superintendent Brian Dueck, and child therapist Carol Bunko-Ruys were guilty of malicious prosecution. Shortly afterward, Saskatoon police chief Russell Sabo publicly apologized to the Klassen's and promised an investigation into what went wrong in the investigation of the case.

11. Saskatchewan Government Says It's Not Sorry For Malicious Prosecution Home Discussion Forum saskatchewan government Says It sNot Sorry for Malicious Prosecution. EquityFeminism.Com. http://www.equityfeminism.com/discussion/fullthread$msgnum=1197

Home Discussion Forum Saskatchewan Government Says It's Not Sorry for Malicious Prosecution EquityFeminism.Com Guests Logon Account Signup Saskatchewan Government Says It's Not Sorry for Malicious Prosecution Previous Topic Next Topic Topics Page Page: 1 Chronological Order Brian Carnell Tuesday, January 27, 2004 Reply New Topic Single Message View A judge recently ruled that a family accused of ritual abuse had been the victim of "malicious prosecution" but that hasn't stopped representatives of the Saskatchewan government from saying it did nothing wrong and has nothing to apologize for. The case against 12 members of the Klassen family began in 1987 when three foster children a boy and his twin sisters made accusations of incredibly bizarre ritual sexual abuse against their foster parents which soon led to allegations against twelve family members. The children's accusations were filled with bizarre ritual abuse, including claims that they were forced to eat eye balls, drink blood, participate in orgies, and watch while infants were skinned alive. Police in Saskatoon called it the "scandal of the century" but few charges were actually lodged against anyone and by 1993 all charges in the cases were stayed. The children later came forward to repudiate the stories. The boy had been removed shortly before making the allegations after he had been found abusing his sisters. He maintained he made up the stories in order to be reunited with his sisters whom he then convinced to go along with the fiction.

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The information on this page was last updated on Tuesday April 03 2001 Saskatchewan Government Information Link to the Government of Saskatchewan Registry Post Adoption Registry Saskatchewan Social Services 11th Floor 1920 Broad Street Regina, SK Tel: (306)787-3654 Toll Free:1-800-667-7539 Fax: (306)787-0925 Web Site: Government of Saskatchewan Other Contacts Post Adoption Services Program Supervisor - Walter Andres: (306) 787-3618 Post Adoption Worker - Ruth Genoway: (306) 787-3082 Post Adoption Worker - Rheta Hodgins: (306) 787-3655 Post Adoption Worker - Maurine Hawley: (306) 787-3654 Adoption Registry Worker - Bev Wilson: (306) 787-3653 Adoption Resources - Lori Alderson (Saskatoon): (306)933-6056 Non-Identifying Information There is no fee for non-identifying information, but a copy of an adoption order is $15.00. Usually prepared within four weeks, but can be longer. Passive Registry The Passive Registry enables an individual to express a willingness to exchange information with your birth parent/adoptee and is free of charge. If there is a match, the adoptee or adoptive parent must pay a $35 registration fee and a $90 contact by mutual request fee. Passive Register for Birth Relatives: If you are a birth parent or other family member, you may request that your name be placed in an adoptee's file in the event that an adoptee requests a search or contact in the future. Other birth family members, such as siblings or grandparents, may request contact, but contact is normally cleared first with the birth mother. When an adoptee requests contact and the request is mutual, the registry will move as quickly as possible to facilitate a meeting, averaging within two months of the date of registration.

17. PLAR Ontario. CLFDB. others. saskatchewan government Papers. Public Interest Paper onUniversity Revitalization. Saskatchewan Training Strategy. Glossary. Learner Profiles. http://www.extension.usask.ca/ExtensionDivision/resources/PLAR/gov_papers.html

PLAR Home Definition of PLAR Note re: historical evolution CAEL B.C. Ontario CLFDB others Saskatchewan Government Papers Public Interest Paper on University Revitalization Saskatchewan Training Strategy Glossary Learner Profiles Resources Links to Websites Print-based Top Picks Top-Picks Archives Saskatchewan Government Papers FAQs Featured Question FAQ Archives Professional Development Preamble Creating Flexible Pathways for Learning Introduction to PLAR The 3 Rs of Portfolio Development The Teaching Portfolio Assessing and Recognizing Experiential Learning Course Portfolios Advisory Committee Members Terms of Reference Pilot Projects Forum Food For Thought Listserv

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19. Saskatchewan Government To Introduce Tough New Smoking Legislation Wednesday On CANCER. Cancer News Back to Cancer News. saskatchewan government to introduce toughnew smoking legislation Wednesday, May. 11, 2004. Provided by Canadian Press. http://mediresource.sympatico.ca/channel_health_news_detail.asp?channel_id=12&me

20. U.N. List Of Issues For Canada, 1998 saskatchewan government Response. 3. What is the opinion of federal, provincialand municipal governments as to the effect of current or proposed trade and http://www.canadiansocialresearch.net/unsask.htm

List of issues to be taken up in connection with the consideration of the third periodic report of Canada United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights - Implementation of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (June 10, 1998) Saskatchewan Government Response 3. What is the opinion of federal, provincial and municipal governments as to the effect of current or proposed trade and investment agreements such as NAFTA, FTAA and the MAI on their ability to fulfill obligations under the Covenant and what processes have been put in place to review this question? As yet, there has been no conflict evident between Saskatchewan's human rights obligations and the trade and investment agreements mentioned in the question. While there is no formal process in place, there is considerable consultation between officials responsible for trade and those responsible for human rights policy. 8. Will the Government of Canada be acting on the recommendations of the Canadian Human Rights Commission that the ambit of human rights protections in Canada be expanded to include social and economic rights? What are the views of the provincial commissioners on this issue? The views of the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission can be obtained by contacting: Ms. Donna Scott

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