Conquest Community Improvement

The Saskatoon Shrine Club features a newly renovated banquet hall that can accommodate up to 240 guests, making it an ideal venue for various events such as weddings, business meetings, and celebrations. Located in the picturesque south-end of Saskatoon along the South Saskatchewan River, the facility offers comprehensive services including licensed beverage service and ample parking. Dedicated to family, personal growth, and community care, the club is a vibrant fraternal organization that organizes numerous social events and activities throughout the province. Members engage in philanthropic efforts, notably supporting Shriners Hospitals for Children, while fostering camaraderie through various units such as the Drum Bugle Band and Clown Unit. Generated from the website

Central Urban Métis Federation Inc. (CUMFI) is a non-profit charitable organization located in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, dedicated to addressing the urban Aboriginal issues and challenges faced by its community. Founded in 1993, CUMFI operates as a Métis-owned entity, built on a foundation of committed volunteers and a dedicated Board of Directors aiming to mitigate social-economic discrepancies for urban Aboriginal people. Through partnerships with various Aboriginal community organizations, CUMFI fosters a collaborative approach to assist its diverse clientele. The organization offers a range of services, including employment opportunities, grief support, and wellness programs, while promoting the preservation and learning of the Michif language. Generated from the website