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The Jesuits: Cultures, Sciences, and the Arts, 1540-1773.(Book Review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by D. Gillian Thompson, 2002-08-01
Marc Chagall on Art and Culture.(Marc Chagall and His Times: A Documentary Narrative)(Book Review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by John McCannon, 2004-12-01
Experiment, Models, Paper Tools: Cultures of Organic Chemistry in the Nineteenth Century.(Book Review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Trevor H. Levere, 2004-04-01
Narratives and Spaces: Technology and the Construction of American Culture.(Review) (book review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Michael J. Prokopow, 2000-08-01
Rooted in Barbarous Soil: People, Culture, and Community in Gold Rush California.(Book Review) (book review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by David R. Farrell, 2002-12-01
The Reformation and the Towns in England: Politics and Political Culture, c. 1540-1640. (book reviews): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Tony Nuspl, 1999-08-01
Singular Continuities: Tradition, Nostalgia, and Identity in Modern British Culture.(Book Review) (book review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Neville Thompson, 2002-12-01
The Methodists and Revolutionary America, 1760-1800: The Shaping of an Evangelical Culture. (Reviews: United States). (book review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Mark G. Spencer, 2001-12-01
The Scar That-Binds: American Culture and the Vietnam War.(Review) (book review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by David L. Anderson, 2000-04-01
Landslide of the Norm: Language Culture in Post-Soviet Russia.(Book review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Ellen Rutten, 2008-09-22
Fetishes & Monuments: Afro-Brazilian Art and Culture in the 20th Century.(Book review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Claudio DeNipoti, 2009-03-22
Congregational Missions and the Making of an Imperial Culture in 19th-Century England.(Review) (book review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by Elizabeth Elbourne, Elizabeth Colwill, 2001-04-01
Unearthing the Past: Archaeology and Aesthetics in the Making of Renaissance Culture.(Review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by D.R. Woolf, 2001-08-01
The Culture of Power: The Lin Biao Incident in the Cultural Revolution. (Reviews: Asia and the pacific). (book review): An article from: Canadian Journal of History by David C. Wright, 2001-12-01

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SaskCulture Home Page
saskatchewan s Cultural Heritage. Interested in culture? Check us out! Broadview HighSchool Drama Club Eldon S. Morin Quentin Sylvester with Quentin s
http://www.saskculture.sk.ca/
Ukrainian Canadian Congress - Saskatchewan Provincial Council Website
A nonprofit organization located in saskatchewan. Provides Canadians with information about current events with the Ukrainian culture.
http://www.ucc.sk.ca/
History
The culture Sector Partnership Project, which included the saskatchewan SectoralCouncil for culture, Arts School saskatchewan and Saskculture inc.,
http://www.saskculture.sk.ca/SaskCulture/history.htm

Extractions: (November 2003) A Short History of SaskCulture Inc. SaskCulture Today Since 1997, SaskCulture Inc. has gained recognition as a leader in cultural development in Saskatchewan. A non-profit, community-driven organization, SaskCulture works with members, volunteers and other community partners to build a culturally-vibrant province, where all citizens celebrate, value and participate in a rich, cultural life. The organization supports the wide scope of cultural experience, including the arts, heritage, multiculturalism and cultural industries. SaskCulture works with over 100 member organizations, which in turn, reach out an expansive network of local groups, associations, agencies, business and individuals in communities across the province. Membership also includes individuals, who support the values, principles and mandate of SaskCulture. SaskCulture provides programs and services through its member network, such as training and education, shared advocacy and promotion, as well as a range of networking opportunities all aimed to build and strengthen the cultural community in Saskatchewan.
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/

Extractions: @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 SLFDB Spring 2005 Building Bridges Newsletter (PDF) 2005 Events September 2005 SLFDB Board Meeting
Culture Youth And Recreation | Home
The Department of culture, Youth and Recreation has a mandate that supports and As saskatchewan s youth assume a fuller leadership role in our province,
http://www.cyr.gov.sk.ca/

Extractions: 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. 2005/06 Performance Plan 2004 - 2005 Annual Report Home Overview ... CIF/Lottery © 2002-2005 Government of Saskatchewan
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/
Métis Nation - Saskatchewan (Culture, Language And Heritage)
culture. A number of community organizations run by Métis citizens have In northwest saskatchewan community members gather for Palmbere Days held each
http://www.metisnation-sask.com/culture/mculture.html

Extractions: 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
Métis Nation - Saskatchewan (Culture, Language And Heritage)
culture, Language and Heritage. The MNS has established a standalone of culture, heritage and language within the Metis Nation - saskatchewan.
http://www.metisnation-sask.com/culture/

Extractions: 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.
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

Extractions: 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: All you need to do is create an account and enjoy. In Profile Keon Flamont Growing up in Saskatchewan and the Okanogan in my youth gave me the opportunity to see the contrasts of an open sky and the mountains that unknowingly lead to a... [full story] QuickShots News The Finer Arts Chosen as Site of the Month The Finer Arts has been chosen by Art Atlas as the Site of the month for the month of April 2005. Art-Atlas is a listing of all things artistic....
Welcome
Based in saskatchewan, Canada. History of members and chiefs, land treaties, sports, and education. Storybook and culture camp offered. Links.
http://collections.ic.gc.ca/muskeg
CSSA Of SU
Established 1958 at the University of saskatchewan. Officers, sponsors, and event information provided, as well as Chinese culture links.
http://duke.usask.ca/~ss_cssa/
Saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre
Translate this page saskatchewan Indian Cultural Centre 120 - 33rd Street East Sujets. Premièresnations de la saskatchewan culture, histoire et langues.
http://library.usask.ca/native/directory/french/saskindian_f.html
Saskatchewan - Our Future Is Wide Open
This site is your doorway to explore the wide open opportunities Saskatchewanprovince has to offer in business, culture and tourism.
http://wideopenfuture.ca/news-2004-05-28b.html
Northern Saskatchewan Heritage Site
the onslaught of technology and a revival of Traditions and culture.Historically the Heritage and culture of Aboriginal people have been woven closely
http://www.kayas.ca/

Extractions: 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.
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/

Extractions: 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.
Virtual Saskatchewan - Aboriginal Culture
Virtual saskatchewan will introduce you to engaging aboriginal figures from thepast and Celebrating 6000 years of Northern Plains Indian culture.
http://www.virtualsk.com/contact_us/aboriginal.html

Extractions: 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.
Virtual Saskatchewan - Aboriginal Culture And Spirit
birch bark biter Sally Milne is also a university instructor and a medicine woman.
http://www.virtualsk.com/current_issue/culture_and_spirit.html

Extractions: by Dave Yanko Sally Milne. LA RONGE In the early 1990s, Cree Elder Sally Milne decided she was going to become the best in the world at something. Precisely what that something was going to be, she didn't know. In fact at the time, she didn't know why she felt so compelled to excel. Milne first considered cross-country skiing. She had very little experience with the winter sport. But the date of a popular, all-abilities competition was approaching and she thought the event might be a good opportunity to measure her potential. Before it arrived, however, event organizers asked her to provide some prizes in the form of birch bark bitings she'd just recently begun to create. . . "I'm now one of the four most renowned bark biters in the world,'' Milne proclaims, her small smile growing into a hearty laugh as she adds: "There's a total of four of us in the world!'' Of course the last part is not true Milne's humor is often self-deprecating and seldom far from the surface during a chat at the La Ronge Band RCMP office where she works as an aboriginal resource person. The truth is that in less than 10 years, her exquisite designs have found their way into homes in Germany, Austria, England, Scotland, China, Australia and New Zealand. Here in North America, Canadian Governor-General Adrienne Clarkson and Hollywood movie star Bruce Willis are among those who own and admire her birch bark bitings.
Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company - Culture Is Live!
saskatchewan Native Theatre Company Inc. (SNTC) is a cultural/arts organizationfounded with the understanding that arts and culture are intertwined and is
http://www.sntc.ca/
Saskatchewan Sports Net
Vice President, saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sport, culture andRecreation Nominated to the board in 2003 by the Special Olympics saskatchewan,
http://www.sasksport.sk.ca/media/2004/june12.html

Extractions: Cheryl Willoughby of Regina was elected President of Sask Sport Inc. at the sport federation's annual general meeting today. Willoughby was nominated to the board of directors in 2002 by the Saskatchewan Soccer Association. She has held several volunteer positions since being elected to the board including Vice President of Saskatchewan Lotteries, chair of the Sport Funding Committee, and serving on the Future Best Committee and the Community Grant Advisory Committee. She has extensive volunteer experience in the amateur sport community having served as the Provincial Team Coach for the Under 12 Soccer Development Program and Head Coach of the AC Football Club Inc. Willoughby replaces outgoing President Larry LeBlanc, who will remain on the board as Past President. Nominated to the board in 2001 by Football Saskatchewan, LeBlanc has served on numerous committees including Vice President of the Sport Division and a member of the Dispute Resolution Committee. Other members elected to the Executive include: Sue Schmidt, Vice President, Sport Division
Saskatchewan Provincial Unit Study - Facts And Symbols
culture Learn about saskatchewan s culture, from fossils to mounted police.Kinsmen Park - See what s available at Kinsmen Park Rides and Play Village.
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