July 17, 2019
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Communications Coordinator (Regina) - July 17

Immigrant Settlement Advisor (Saskatoon) - July 19

Visitor Services Representative (Saskatoon) - July 21

Communications Assistant (Regina) - July 26

Education and Outreach Manager (Regina) - Aug 2

Curator of Exhibitions and Programming (Regina) - Aug 5
Events
Check out SaskCulture's events listing for cultural activities around the province.
NEWS
Culture Days 2019 in Saskatchewan  
Culture Days organizers can now register their activities on a new, streamlined website designed to make the process more user-friendly. Head over to the website by September 16, 2019 to enter your Culture Days event details and let everyone know what you've got planned for the Culture Days weekend on September 27, 28 & 29, 2019! Those who have already registered can fill out this online form to request promotional items to give their Culture Days event some flair; the deadline for SWAG requests are August 30, 2019.

 

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We Reached Our Goal - Thank you Saskatchewan
Creative Kids now have the grand total for the Paint for Kids Campaign. The campaign raised $20,722! Add that amount with TD's matching gift of $10,000, and that brings the final total to $30,722. That means that 65 additional kids will now have access to quality arts an d cultural activities right in their own community. A huge THANK-YOU to the amazing TD Bank Group and all who made this possible.

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Farewell to Salina Barry
Long-time Sask Sport employee Salina Barry recently retired from her position as the Chief Financial Officer of the organization. Salina is leaving her position after three decades of dedicated service. Shauna Hubick now assumes the role.  Best wishes Salina!
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New Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the appointment of Russell Mirasty as the new Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan. Mirasty, a member of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band, has dedicated much of his life to public service, including his 36-year career in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). He was the first Indigenous person to command an RCMP division. Even after his retirement, Mirasty continued to make a difference in Saskatchewan, working to improve the province's education system.
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Business/Arts artsvest Program Returns to Saskatchewan
Business for the Arts recently announced that its artvest program will launch in September in cities and towns across the province. This program works directly with small to mid-sized arts organizations, equipping them with in-depth training, tools and mentorship relationships. This phase of artsvest Saskatchewan is funded through an investment from the Government of Saskatchewan and Canadian Heritage. Visit Business for the Arts website for more information.
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The 2019 Lieutenant Governor's Heritage Awards - Submissions Deadline Extended 
The Lieutenant Governor's Heritage Awards recognize heritage projects that build resilient and sustainable communities for the future. The deadline for nominations has been extended to August 26, 2019. The award ceremony will be held at the Government House in Regina on October 9, 2019. For more information, visit Heritage Saskatchewan's website.
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Upcoming Grant Deadlines
These grants below have multiple and year-round deadlines. Click on the links for more information on eligibility and how to apply.
  • First Nations and Métis Community Engagement Project Fund: The Office of the Provincial Interlocutor supports qualifying innovative projects that involve practical arrangements and partnerships with First Nations and/or Métis communities, agencies, or non-profit organizations. Projects will be considered under categories including Safe Communities; Strong Families; Student Achievement; and Economic Growth.  
  • Northern Capital Grants Program: The Capital Grants Program provides northern municipalities and settlements with financial assistance to build or purchase municipal infrastructure and capital assets. For an approved project, the grants may provide up to a maximum of eighty per cent of the cost of the project. The local municipality must cover a minimum of twenty percent of the costs. 
ORGANIZATIONAL RESOURCES
Board succession planning is an ongoing activity. Keeping a strong, effective board in place requires consideration of board composition and terms of service, board skills assessment, recruitment, nominations and development. The process of succession planning is helpful in ensuring the organization remains effective in meeting the needs of an evolving, sustainable organization. Read more about Board Succession Planning.
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This Spring 2019 issue of  Engage highlights the work of some cultural leaders in Saskatchewan, as well as articles on community and youth engagement, diversity and inclusiveness and so much more! 



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