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Description: Farm Credit Canada believes that the rural spirit is what makes up the core of the FCC AgriSpirit Fund and wants to make life better for those who live in small communities (under 100,000). Funding from this grant will be used to support community improvement projects. Eligibility: Organizations: All small and and rural communities with populations under 100,000. Projects: Eligible projects are for community infrastructure such as: emergency services equipment, playground ... More...

MEMORANDUM To: Southeast Communities, Recreation Practitioners and Cultural Organizations From: Nicole Clow, Coordinator Date: April 16, 2013 Re: Recognize the Contributions of Local Volunteers in your Community! Southeast Connection Sport, Culture & Recreation District recognizes that volunteers make all of our lives better and that they are a huge part of the sport, culture and recreation industry. Southeast ... More...

Below is information if you are an employer looking for financial help to hire a summer student. If you would like an application, please call Lorri at 306-483-2747, or contact: Student Summer Works, 1870 Lorne St. Regina, SK. S4P 2L7 or visit www.economy.gov.sk.ca Student Summer Works (SSW) Summer Student Works A key priority for the Ministry of the Economy is ensuring students with employment barriers can gain work experience to build their employment capacity. The Student Summer ... More...

The Town of Oxbow and RM of Enniskillen are looking for ways to celebrate Tourism Week in Saskatchewan! Any thoughts on how we can promote Tourism? We already know from our last Quality of Life Survey that our community values our beautiful valley. The Ball Diamond Restoration Commitee is working hard to restore the ball diamonds, and the Museum will soon be open for visitors. It doesn't look like it now, but spring is definately coming.

Sask Water Security Update Rafferty Dam flow being increased to 30 Cubic Meters per Second Alameda Dam flow increased to 20 CMS  Boundary Dam is currently at 6 CMS

The purpose of this program is to train and mentor young people so that they can lead active play at recess time with a positive behavior and attitude. Youth in grades 6-9 are taught leadership skills and games and aren then asked to take these games and skills and use them out on the playground or in the gym. Take the Lead! Outcomes: Youth leaders demonstrate leadership qualities and self confidence Children are physically active for a minimum of 30 minutes per day There ... More...

The following link will help you to understand your assessment: http://www.sama.sk.ca/pdfs/infosheets/2013/1.pdf