Culture Days Yorkton is a celebration of art and culture in our community. An exciting selection of art and culture events and activities will take place indoors, outdoors, and online for 4 weeks starting September 24th through October 24th.
The Immigrant and Refugee Mental Health Course, funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), offers evidence-based information, tools and resources for service providers to provide mental health care and support to both immigrants and refugees arriving in Canada. The online course offers an overview on the social determinants of health and its impact on mental […]
Learn More About Truth & Reconciliation Join Residential School Survivor and Advisor to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Indian Residential School Survivor Committee Eugene Arcand as he shares his story and encourages all to discover their own personal calls to action on Tuesday, September 28, 2021 from 1:30 to 3:00 pm. You can attend the […]
Orange Shirt Day is observed each year on Sept. 30. Orange shirts were chosen as a sign of support based on the story of Phyllis Webstad, who was sent to the St. Joseph Mission Residential School outside of Williams Lake, BC in 1973 at the age of six. For her first day at school Phyllis […]
Join us for an evening of remembrance and reconciliation. 6:00 p.m. Doors open with catering by The Sioux Chef Catering. Enjoy a menu of elk, salmon, bannock and other assorted delicacies. 6:45 p.m. Knowledge Keeper Tim Poitras from Muscowpetung First Nation and Gwendy and Gaylene Anaquod will speak about their experiences leading into the film […]
Life Speaker and Residential School Survivor, Tim Poitras from Muscowpetung First Nation speaks with students about his residential school experience. Musician and youth mentor Brad Bellegarde, aka InfoRed, shares his song “I Remember”, honouring his parents as residential school survivors. The live stream is intended for classes Grade 6 and up and the general public. […]
Connections Regina is very excited to bring back - India Night gala on Saturday October 2, 2021 @ Delta Hotel Regina, as Covid-19 restrictions are being lifted. Covid -19 has deeply impacted the North Central Family Centre this past year, however they continue to offer the vital prosocial programs to our after school children. […]
Heritage Saskatchewan is excited to be launching an all-new program, the High School Heritage Challenge! Grades 9-12 students throughout Saskatchewan are encouraged to pick a topic to research and present in a digital format. Find more information at the Heritage Saskatchewan website! #HSHC2021 https://heritagesask.ca/heritagefairs/high-school-heritage-challenge
Participants will receive a short presentation on basic grant writing and have an opportunity to meet with City of Saskatoon staff and ask questions about City grant programs. Register in advance for this free workshop: grants@saskatoon.ca A meeting link will be sent out prior to the workshop. This workshop is open to Saskatoon residents only. […]
In this hands-on grant writing workshop, led by staff from the City of Saskatoon, SaskCulture, and SK Arts, participants will learn how to create solid project plans, develop a project statement, and build a project budget. Register in advance for this free workshop: grants@saskatoon.ca A meeting link will be sent out prior to the workshop. […]
This workshop is presented in partnership with the LMLCC and Lumsden Beach Camp, in conjunction with the LBC's 2021 Summer Artist-in-Residence Program. This 2.5 day workshop for Adults will have participants creating their own pair of custom elk-hide moccasins. This workshop has limited space and will adhere to any Covid-19 restrictions that may be implemented. […]
Understanding the details of the residential school system is a key component toward learning and reconciliation for all Canadians. For this reason, CRRF, in partnership with the Woodlands Cultural Centre, is hosting a virtual tour of the Mohawk Residential School on Monday, October 25th at 1 PM Eastern Standard Time. This event is part of […]
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