Sep 10, 2026
Canadian Identity and Heritage – What are we even talking about?
Like many Canadians, our team at Heritage Saskatchewan has seen news reports about white supremacist groups gathering in this country in recent weeks.…
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Heritage Saskatchewan
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New Publication - 'The Economic Case for Heritage in Saskatchewan'
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Listen now! Sept 15th interview on the Evan Bray Show
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Hot new sizzler! "Heritage Works for Saskatchewan"
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New Wellbeing Blog: Leisure and Culture Integral to Wellbeing
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New publication: Advocacy Toolkit for Cultural Heritage Organizations in Saskatchewan
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How to Speak to You Local Council Advocacy Poster
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Heritage Fairs
Heritage Fairs provides opportunities for students and their families, teachers, and communities to create projects and learn about living heritage.
SaskWellbeing
SaskWellbeing is a partnership with Community Initiatives Fund to develop SaskWellbeing, an initiative that encourages communities and decision-makers to consider and improve all dimensions of quality of life for all citizens.
Saskatchewan Heritage Coalition
Recognizing the importance of a strong and united voice for the sector, Heritage Saskatchewan and the Museums Association of Saskatchewan have agreed to expand and formalize our collaborative relationship through the creation of the Saskatchewan Heritage Coalition.
Recent News
Mar 25, 2026
The importance of celebrating heritage
Lately I’ve been thinking about the Lieutenant Governor’s Heritage Awards and why I think they’re more important than ever. To…
Oct 28, 2025
Haunted history
This is the fifth and final in our 2025 Haunted Heritage blog series. See all the entries in the series here. What happens to the ghosts in a ghost…
Heritage Saskatchewan operates within the traditional homelands of the Nehiyaw Nehithaw/Nehinaw (Cree), Nahkawe (Saulteaux), Dakota, Lakota, Nakota, and Dene, and the homeland of the Michif (Métis), territories covered under Treaty 2, Treaty 4, Treaty 5, Treaty 6, Treaty 8, Treaty 10, a place many cultures now call home - Saskatchewan.
