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Saskatchewan Culture:     more books (100)

Mammals of the Swift Current Creek local fauna (Eocene: Uintan), Saskatchewan (Natural history contributions) by John E Storer, 1984 Potential for development of a crayfish industry in Saskatchewan (SRC technical report) by W. W Sawchyn, 1986 Beekeeping in Saskatchewan by J. H Arnott, 1954 Aquaculture in Saskatchewan by Merv Swanson, 1975 The Indian family: Indian culture supplement to elementary social studies in the Province of Saskatchewan, Division 1 Year 1 by Gail Bear, 1976 Regina, Saskatchewan: Regina, Saskatchewan. History of Regina, Saskatchewan, Regina's historic buildings and precincts, Demographics of Regina, askatchewan, ... Culture in Regina, Saskatchewan Mammals of the Topham local fauna: Early Miocene (Hemingfordian), Cypress Hills formation, Saskatchewan (Natural history contributions) by T Skwara, 1988 Minimizing tillage in Saskatchewan: Some economic considerations by Alvin Ulrich, 1986 National Cultures and International Competition: the Experience of Schering AG 1851-1950.(Book Review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Jeffrey Lewis, 2004-12-01 Leptomerycid artiodactyla of the calf creek local fauna (cypress hills formation, Oligocene, chadronian) Saskatchewan by J. E. Storer, 1981-01-01 Rodents of the calf creek local fauna (cypress hills formation, Oligocene, chadronian) Saskatchewan by J. E. Storer, 1978-01-01 Saskatchewan Craftspeople by Kate Williams, 1979-01-01 Mammals of the topham local fauna: early Miocene (hemingfordian), cypress hills formation, Saskatchewan by T. Skwara, 1988-01-01 Avant-Garde Fascism: The Mobilization of Myth, Art, and Culture in France, 1909-1939.(Book review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Jonathan P. Eburne, 2010-03-22

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21. Saskatchewan History & Saskatchewan Culture | IExplore
    The first European to see Saskatchewan was the English explorer Henry Kelsey, In 1885, Saskatchewan was involved in the Northwest Rebellion,  
    http://www.iexplore.com/dmap/Saskatchewan/History
    
    Extractions: The area's excellent hunting and fishing are what drew the first people to what would become Saskatchewan. In time, the Plains Ojibwa, Assiniboine and Plains Cree became the prominent groups in the south, all of them seminomadic bison hunters. To the north, in the western subarctic region, the Slave and Chipewyan people were primarily caribou hunters who supplemented their diet with musk ox, moose, arctic hare and fish. They lived in skin or bark houses (not unlike the tepee, but more rounded) in semipermanent settlements. The first European to see Saskatchewan was the English explorer Henry Kelsey, who arrived in the 1690s. The fur trade soon attracted others, and the Hudson's Bay Company began to establish its dominion over great stretches of territory. Eventually, permanent settlements began to spring up, as farmers and ranchers tried their luck on the prairie, especially after the arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the 1880s.

22. About Coteau
    Giving Voice to saskatchewan culture In The Beginning In June of 1975, fourwriters decided it was time to help make Saskatchewan voices heard in the  
    http://www.coteaubooks.com/about.shtml
    
    Extractions: In June of 1975, four writers decided it was time to help make Saskatchewan voices heard in the publishing world. Bob Currie and Gary Hyland were poets and school teachers from Moose Jaw and, Barbara Sapergia and Geoffrey Ursell were former Moose Javians who were living and writing in Regina. Together, they financed the publication of two poetry chapbooks and Coteau Books, the book publishing arm of Thunder Creek Publishing Cooperative, was born. Coteau still sees its mandate as providing an outlet for the creative expression of the literary community. Only now, 28 years later, it is a "community" that has expanded in genres to novels, juvenile fiction, creative non-fiction (including the Herstory calendar) and drama, and authors from all parts of Canada. And, our marketing and distribution efforts cover not only Canada and the United States, but all around the world. Coteau Books has been extremely successful in achieving its goal of giving voice to the literary artists of this province and beyond, and attracting public attention for those artists. As of this year, the press has well over 100 titles in print, and is bringing out more than a dozen new titles each year.

23. LaVonne Black & Supporters
    gratefully acknowledges the support of saskatchewan culture Youth and Recreation,SaskCulture Inc, Saskatchewan Lotteries, the Saskatchewan Cultural  
    http://www.coteaubooks.com/lavonne.html
    
    Extractions: LaVonne Black worked tirelessly for the Saskatchewan education system for many years, and was known and admired across the province for her dedication and her exuberant spirit. Upon her untimely death in 2003, a Memorial Fund was established to honour her legacy to the province. Coteau Books is very proud to have been selected to partner in this lasting acknowledgement of her involvement with, and her commitment to, the young minds of our province. Each From Many Peoples title will contain the LaVonne Black story.

24. Award Winning Books By Year - The Saskatchewan Book Awards
    AWARD FOR PUBLISHING Sponsored by saskatchewan culture, Youth and RecreationCanadian Plains Research Center, Building for the Future, Gordon Barnhart  
    http://www.bookawards.sk.ca/year.htm

25. Saskatchewan Archives Board | Archives Board
    The Saskatchewan Archives is home to one of the most comprehensive archival and Corporate Services, saskatchewan culture, Youth and Recreation  
    http://www.saskarchives.com/web/about-board.html
    
    Extractions: Unlike most other provincial archives across Canada which are part of a line department, Saskatchewan's provincial archives is situated at arms-length from government, allowing it to exercise independent initiative, judgement and service in carrying out its mandate of appraisal, acquisition, preservation, access and facilitating the management of records of government institutions. The Archives Act provides for a board to oversee the activities of the Saskatchewan Archives. The board is responsible for: The current composition of the board is: Ms Merrilee Rasmussen

26. Saskatchewan Archives Board | News File
    The Saskatchewan Archives is home to one of the most comprehensive archival and Corporate Services, saskatchewan culture, Youth and Recreation; and,  
    http://www.saskarchives.com/web/news-arch-display.shtml?pfl=news-arch-display.pa

27. Saskatchewan Sports Net
    and Recreation Association Inc. and saskatchewan culture, Youth and Recreation.The goal of this program is to get people involved in sport, culture and  
    http://www.sasksport.sk.ca/comgrant.html
    
    Extractions: The Saskatchewan Lotteries Community Grant Program assists in the development of sport, culture and recreation programs by providing funds to non-profit community organizations operated by volunteers. These funds are distributed through local governments and are a partnership among Sask Sport Inc., SaskCulture Inc., Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Inc. and Saskatchewan Culture, Youth and Recreation. The goal of this program is to get people involved in sport, culture and recreation activities by enabling communities to address the needs of local residents. If the community grant is more than $2,000, a portion of the total grant must be used for programs aimed at increasing participation for under-represented populations such as indigenous people, seniors, women, the economically disadvantaged, persons with a disability, and single-parent families. The under-represented requirement can be met by including these populations in regular programs and/or by creating special programs to meet their needs. Organizations that are eligible to receive funding include: municipal governments (city, town, village, organized hamlet or rural municipality), Indian band councils or northern settlements. These authorities distribute funds to local non-profit, volunteer, community groups to provide programs.

28. 2005 Cathedral Village Arts Festival - Dance
    The Saskatchewan Centennial Pelican School Parade produced by New Dance Horizons the Saskatchewan Arts Board, ArtsSmarts, the saskatchewan culture,  
    http://www.cathedralartsfestival.ca/dance.htm
    
    Extractions: Through instruction from elders, Tammy learned the value of dance and continually gains knowledge through active participation and teaching. Tammy will teach the general public how to dance. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and clothes as some styles are aerobic. Tammy Obey is an Ojibway-Cree member of Cowessess First Nation, and grew up in the Cathedral area. The Saskatchewan Centennial Pelican School Parade - produced by New Dance Horizons The Pelican Project is an ongoing series of creative workshops that explore the magic of art, nature and myth through sound, movement, text and visuals. New Dance Horizons' Cathedral Pelican Project The CVAF acknowledges and thanks the Saskatchewan Arts Board, ArtsSmarts, the Saskatchewan Culture, Youth and Recreation and the Community Initiatives Fund for their support of this project. The Cathedral Festival Pelican Nocturne - Saskatchewan Centennial Parade, Part Two

29. 2005 Cathedral Village Arts Festival - Street Fair
    These music stages will offer some of Saskatchewan’s best singer our diverseand dynamic saskatchewan culture showcasing First Nations, China, Pakistan,  
    http://www.cathedralartsfestival.ca/streetfair.htm
    
    Extractions: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Cathedral Village Arts Festival proudly presents our annual Saturday Street Fair on May 28th, 2005 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be 258 crafter and food booths, plus 2 music stages over 6 ½ blocks of 13th Avenue (closed to traffic for the day). Attendance of the StreetFair is expected to reach upwards of 25,000, making the Cathedral Street Fair the largest of it’s kind in Saskatchewan. Encouraging freedom of arts expression, the Street Fair offers many delights to the eye and for the palette. All crafts are handmade by the vendors. Artist categories this year include handmade bath products, candles, garden ware, stained glass, jewelry, metalwork, painting, photography, pottery, sewing, woodwork, and much more. Our fantastic local businesses will also present their eclectic wares, many will have tables in front of their stores or step inside the great shops for a look. Food vendors will tempt you with African, Asian and Greek cuisine; as well as offer up the traditional pizza, hot dogs, mini donuts, cotton candy, ice cream and more.

30. Western Development Museum: INDEX
    The WDM receives operating funding support from saskatchewan culture, Youth andRecreation, the Honourable Joan Beatty, Minister.  
    http://www.wdm.ca/
    
    Extractions: The Saskatchewan Western Development Museum (WDM) is the museum of social and economic history for the Province of Saskatchewan. It is a network of four exhibit branches in the cities of Moose Jaw, North Battleford, Saskatoon and Yorkton, with a headquarters facility, the Curatorial Centre, also in Saskatoon. The WDM receives operating funding support from Saskatchewan Culture, Youth and Recreation, the Honourable Joan Beatty, Minister. Planning Your Visit Moose Jaw North Battleford Saskatoon ... Contact us u Last update: 22 September 2005 Celebrating Saskatchewan's Centennial 1905-2005 The Saskatchewan Western Development Museum has undertaken several projects in celebration of Saskatchewan's centennial in 2005. New exhibits entitled Winning The Prairie Gamble will open at the four WDM exhibit branches in Moose Jaw, North Battleford, Saskatoon and Yorkton over the next two years, which celebrate provincial milestones, benchmarks, personal stories, achievements and the indomitable spirit of Saskatchewan's people. "Prairie populism has produced a unique brand of museums, by the people for the people," wrote reporter Monique Roy-Sole in a 1991 issue of Canadian Geographic . Continuing the Museum's reputation as a people's museum, the WDM invites you to participate in and support the Museum's centennial projects.

31. Saskatchewan Centennial 2005: Events
    event listings as current and accurate as possible, saskatchewan culture,Youth and Recreation cannot be responsible for changes, errors and omissions.  
    http://www.sask2005.ca/events/index.asp

32. Sask 2005 New Home Template
    saskatchewan culture, Youth and Recreation was given the responsibility forSaskatchewan s Centennial, and the Anniversaries Secretariat was dissolved.  
    http://www.sask2005.ca/Celebrating/happen.asp

33. Aboriginal Storytelling Week - Library Services For Saskatchewan Aboriginal Peop
    Funding was provided by the saskatchewan culture, Youth and Recreation – CommunityInitiatives Fund on the basis of an application from the Parkland  
    http://www.lib.sk.ca/staff/lssap/storyweek04.html
    
    Extractions: Hosted by Library Services for Saskatchewan Aboriginal Peoples Committee The Ontario Library Association offered to support the launch of the Saskatchewan Aboriginal Storytelling Week by sharing the Ontario poster graphics and text. The Saskatchewan committee took up the offer and, with appropriate wording changes, is also distributing the poster in Saskatchewan. Poster This project results from Recommendation 43 of the Information is for Everyone , the final report of the Minister's Advisory Committee on Library Services for Aboriginal Peoples. The project is a partnership with the Ontario Library Association (OLA), in their third year of the project. The Saskatchewan committee wishes to thank OLA for their assistance with promotional material. The launch of the province wide project will take place on Monday, February 9th at the First Nations University of Canada, Regina, at 10:00 a.m.

34. CBC.ca - Saskatchewan Centennial - Programs & Events
    collective power of individual expression. Centennial Gala Centennial GalaCelebrate 100 years of saskatchewan culture with CBC and special guests.  
    http://www.cbc.ca/sask100/en/programs_and_events.html
    
    Extractions: CBC Celebrates Saskatchewan's Centennial CBC Radio, Television and CBC.ca in Saskatchewan are planning an exciting year of events and programming in celebration of Saskatchewan's Centennial. CBC's coverage of the Saskatchewan Centennial will celebrate the province's vibrant past, the present, and exciting future of this province and its people. We look forward to celebrating Saskatchewan's Centennial with listeners and viewers throughout the province and the country. Please continue to visit this site for regular updates on CBC centennial programs and events throughout the year. Enter our dynamic and interactive centennial legacy web site here. Tell Us Your Centennial Stories What is unique about your community? What is your city planning for centennial celebrations? How do you think Saskatchewan is going to change over the next 100 years? Submit your centennial stories and let us know why we should visit your town, city or community to participate in your 2005 festivities.

35. Arts
    Fransaskois musicians are ambassadors for saskatchewan culture. When Les Zedplays at the Festival d été in Quebec city or when the Collège Mathieu s band,  
    http://collections.ic.gc.ca/fransaskois/Arts/artes.html
    
    Extractions: Literature Visual arts Dance Theatre Music Choir Fransaskoise Traditions and leisure Acadian Assimilation A few generations ago, Francophone settlers filled the long winter nights with music and dance. The spirit of these dances is kept alive in the work of traditional dance groups such as La Ribambelle , from Saskatoon, and les Danseurs de la Rivière La Vieille , from Gravelbourg. These groups have participated in various festivals in North America and Europe. The ranks of the Fransaskois artistic community are filled with talented and imaginative people whose reputations go well beyond the boundaries of Saskatchewan. Joe Fafard, Wilf Perreault, Charley Farrero and Michelle Touchette are just a few of the Fransaskois artists who have achieved national and a international recognition Every year, a travelling exhibition displays the works of Fransaskois artists in over a dozen urban and rural communities. This exhibition is a joint project of l' Association des artistes de la Saskatchewan and la Commission culturelle fransaskoise The wood sculptures of the Gareau family have helped to put the community of Bellevue on the tourist map.

36. MCoS: Cultural Connections
    Cultural information and links across Canada. Welcome to saskatchewan cultureInformation on the myriad to cultures in Saskatchewan.  
    http://www.unibase.com/~mcos/cul_con.html
    
    Extractions: T he following is a list of web links to sites containing cultural information that MCoS has compiled. Our list is far from complete and we are always open to adding more links. If you have any that you would like to recommend, find any nonfunctioning sites or have any comments on our present list do not hesitate to e-mail us. Africa Caribbean Europe Latin America ... MCoS Page Links African Studies WWW

37. Saskatchewan Festival Of Words - Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
    Another significant feature of her contribution to saskatchewan culture has beenher extensive knowledge of the Plains Cree, their culture, language and  
    http://www.festivalofwords.com/barclay.htm
    
    Extractions: Novelist, playwright, and volunteer, Saskatoon born, Byrna Barclay has worked hard to encourage new writers to develop their skills. She has served as president of the Saskatchewan Writers Guild, Vice-Chair of the Saskatchewan Arts Board, member of the Saskatchewan Book Awards and of the Sask Art School Board and the Saskatchewan Playwright Center Board. Another significant feature of her contribution to Saskatchewan Culture has been her extensive knowledge of the Plains Cree, their culture, language and religion.

38. Spirit River.com
    This project was made possible through the support of saskatchewan culture, Youthand Recreation Community Initiatives Fund, Saskatchewan Centennial 2005;  
    http://www.spiritriver.com/artist.php?aid=426

39. Great Canadian Rivers "Culture"
    marked the westernmost penetration of the one of Canadian history s greatestcultural expansions. Learn more about the North saskatchewan culture here!  
    http://www.greatcanadianrivers.com/river_culture.htm
    
    Extractions: 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 Witness a mock court dispensing 19th century British justice, watch a re-enactment of the 1783 Loyalist Landing, enjoy open air entertainment at Market Square, or listen to a lecture about the Loyalist way of life at the city of Saint John's annual Loyalist Heritage Festival, held each year in July.

40. SummerActive!
    Saskatchewan Val Sluth, Director Sport Recreation Branch saskatchewan culture,Youth Recreation 4th Floor 1919 Saskatchewan Drive Regina, SK S4P 3V7  
    http://www.summeractive.canoe.ca/SummerActive/contacts.html
    
    Extractions: Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz CANOE Travel CNEWS CANOE Money C-Health LIFEWISE AUTONET flirt.canoe.ca Newsstand SunTV WHAM! Gaming AllPop Free E-Mail shop.canoe.ca Jobboom CareerConnection Classified Extra Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Ecards Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index

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