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Do you have a project planned for October, November or December of this year? It may qualify for the Prairie Central District
Community Engagement and Development Program Grant (CEDP)
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Deadline for applications is August 15, 2018.
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We would love to see you...
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Why not schedule a
Community Visit
(CV) with our Consultants? They can provide an overview of the District, Provincial sport, culture and recreation initiatives, and programs, services and resources that are available to you. Not only do we want to see you, we also want to see what your community is up to! Be sure to share events and news with us. We are always looking for partner communities to host special events; for example, the Elbow and District Museum partnered with PCD to bringing a Kairos Blanket exercise to their town. Check out the
photos
on our website. Find out more about community visits
here
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Saskatchewan inMotion
Longer days, warm weather and lots of free time, makes summer a great time of year for kids to enjoy active play outdoors. Kids are more active when they're outdoors, but safety concerns and the lure of screen time keep kids indoors now more than ever. This summer, use Saskatchewan
in motion's
Summer Bucket List
to add some balance and put some outdoor fun and adventure into your summer plans!
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Get excited for
Canada Historic Places Day 2018
Historic places tell us the stories that brought Canada to life, teach us about our heritage in a way history class can’t, and can give us a sense of collective identity. On
July 7
, thousands of Canadians will join the national celebration during the second annual Canada Historic Places Day by visiting historic places around the country and discovering cultural, Indigenous, and social history.
Saskatchewan has over 763 registered sites. Check all of them out
here
or c
heck out the album on the PCD
Facebook
page with registered places that are in our District.
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2018 SPRA Conference
Trade Show Registration
T
he Trade Show associated with the SPRA 2018 Conference will run during registration, lunch and the afternoon refreshment break during the plenary sessions of the opening day of the Conference when delegates are still fresh
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In addition, lunch and refreshments will be served in component parts on four (4) different tables spread throughout the Trade Show areas, thereby compelling delegates to search out the food and refreshment stations among the Trade Show exhibits in order to 'Round-Up' the complete lunch and refreshment break offering.
To learn more about the 2018 Trade Show and find out how you can register as a vendor, visit the
SPRA website
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The Governor General's History Award
for Excellence in Community Programming Applications due July 15
The Governor General's History Award for Excellence in Community Programming recognizes projects that engage the general public through local or community history. Applications are evaluated based on their impact, innovation, and contribution to a greater public understanding of Canada's history. If you know a community history project, we encourage you to
submit a nomination
or
start an applicatio
n
today!
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Living History
Young Pioneer Camps
July 23-27; July 30-August 3; August 13-17
Western Development Museum – Saskatoon
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ENABLING ACCESSIBLY FUND FOR SMALL PROJECTS
The Enabling Accessibility Fund for Small Projects is accepting applications. Direct inquiries to:
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SPRA invites you to show us what recreation means to you by participating in their 2018
Summer Photo Contest
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No entry fee is required.
One (1) winner will be selected for the grand prize: a 2018 GoPro Hero! This 10mp waterproof camera can take photos and record video in 1080p at 60fps. It's the perfect camera to show off your exciting summer adventures.
Runners up will compete for gift cards to Flaman Fitness and SPRA merchandise, which you can use to show off your passion for recreation and parks! Contest closes
August 21, 2018. START NOW!
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RE-ORG: Canada (Prairies and North)
With
RE-ORG: Canada
, Canadian Conservation Institute seeks to inspire a new generation of leaders in storage reorganization. Storage reorganization focuses on improving existing storage areas, not on planning and building new facilities. The fifth edition of RE-ORG: Canada targets museums from the Prairies and the North (Nunavut, the Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan and Manitoba). Only museums from this region may apply. Deadline is August 3, 2018
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Museums and the Community Online Course
- July 9th, 2018 – August 20th, 2018
- $100 (Members), $140 (Non-Members), $75 (Students)
This course explores the changing place museums hold in our communities and introduces current practices for planning, assessing, and implementing museum-community initiatives. Learn skills and share ideas around determining community and audience needs, working with diverse groups, and developing a community engagement plan
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Job Listings and Opportunities through Sask Culture
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Recreation Opportunities in Communities
& Careers with SPRA
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Job Listings and Opportunities through Sask Sport
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