Saskatchewan Horse Federation

Nature Saskatchewan is an organization dedicated to the conservation and enhancement of Saskatchewan's natural habitats and biodiversity. Through various initiatives, including habitat enhancement projects and educational programs, they engage the community in protecting the province's unique ecosystems. Recognizing the importance of collaboration, Nature Saskatchewan works alongside local societies, Indigenous communities, and volunteers to promote environmental stewardship and awareness. Their commitment extends to supporting species at risk and fostering a deeper understanding of the natural world among residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website

Bowls Saskatchewan Inc., located in Regina, is dedicated to promoting, coordinating, and administering the sport of lawn bowls across the province, providing opportunities for participants of all ages and skill levels. As the governing body of lawn bowls in Saskatchewan, Bowls Saskatchewan continues to represent the province at national and international levels with a commitment to growth and improvement through a Four-Year Strategic Plan. The organization, formed in 1991 through the amalgamation of the Saskatchewan Lawn Bowling Association and the Saskatchewan Ladies Lawn Bowling Association, caters to both recreational and competitive bowlers. With five outdoor clubs and four indoor short mat clubs, Bowls Saskatchewan places emphasis on inclusivity and effective programming, fostering a vibrant community around the sport. Generated from the website

The Saskatchewan Air Cadet League (SKACL) is a volunteer-led organization dedicated to the development of youth in Saskatchewan through programs that emphasize education, recreation, leadership skills, and aviation exposure. Operating in partnership with the Department of National Defence, the SKACL aims to cultivate qualities of leadership and community involvement among Air Cadets while promoting shared Canadian values such as loyalty, professionalism, mutual respect, and integrity. Since its inception in 1941, the Air Cadet program has evolved to include a broad range of activities focused on leadership, citizenship, physical fitness, and aviation interests. With over 26,000 active Air Cadets and 453 squadrons across Canada, the SKACL remains committed to fostering a supportive environment that prepares youth to meet the challenges of tomorrow. Generated from the website