We are pleased to announce the 2025 Heritage Awards with Her Honour Bernadette McIntyre, who was appointed Lieutenant Governor on January 31, 2025, and has accepted our invitation to serve as our Honorary Patron. Her Honour will present the Awards at Government House in Regina on June 18th, 2025.
Nominations closed April 30th. Thank you to all who took the time to make a nomination. Watch this space for announcements!
| Project | Recipient |
|---|---|
| 1918 Eaton's Eager House Restoration | Ron and Bernie Cruikshank |
| Archives Week Video Project | Saskatchewan Council for Archives and Archivists |
| Court of King's Bench in Prince Albert, Window Replacement | SEPW Architecture Inc. |
| Darke Hall, Restoration & Renovation | P3 Architecture Partnership |
| Heritage Presentations Series Partnership with Seniors without Walls | Western Development Museum, Moose Jaw |
| Introduction to Blacksmithing Program | Western Development Museum, Saskatoon |
| Kishkaytaytaahk | Saskatoon Public Schools & Métis/Michif Community |
| Lifestyle Blog & Podcast Short Story Collection | Norma Galambos |
| Multicultural Canada Day Gathering | Prince Albert Multicultural Council |
| Next of Kin Memorial Avenue, Woodlawn Cemetery Centennial Project | Next-of-Kin Memorial Avenue Centennial Committee |
| Saskatchewan Residential School Memorial Project | Ray Gosselin Architect Limited |
Heritage Saskatchewan thanks our sponsors for their support of our 2023 Awards program - Saskatchewan Masonry Institute and Brxton Masonry Inc. We also gratefully acknowledge the ongoing support of our main funder, Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sport Culture and Recreation.
Thank you to the volunteers, heritage professionals, community leaders, and ordinary citizens that work so tirelessly to celebrate Saskatchewan’s rich and diverse heritage!
An audio/visual/textual/photographic documentation project; this could be an original documentation or a new collection.
A project or program (new or ongoing) that celebrates and/or recognises elements of intangible cultural heritage.
A project or program that facilitates the transmission of ICH knowledge and skills from one person to another or to a group. This could be something coordinated by an organization or committee, or it could be an informal collaboration or relationship between individuals.
By integrating ICH into development strategies, communities can leverage their cultural assets to promote sustainable tourism, enhance local economies, and preserve biodiversity.
| Project | Recipient |
|---|---|
| 'An Honest, Genial and Kindly People' publication (Public Outreach) | Adrian Paton |
| Heritage Moments (Public Outreach) | Waskesiu Heritage Museum |
| Landbased Learning in Southeastern Sask (Intangible Cultural Heritage) | Garrick Schmidt |
| Melfort Queen’s Bench Court House (Physical Heritage Conservation) | Moore Architecture Consulting Group Ltd. |
| Muskeg Lake Food Forest/sakaw pimatan (Community Development) | Muskeg Lake Cree Nation |
| Outreach (Public Outreach) | Yorkton Historic Flour Mill |
| Phase 1 Stabilization (Physical Heritage Conservation) | Yorkton Historic Flour Mill |
| Renewal Project (Physical Heritage Conservation) | Wanuskewin Heritage Park |
| The Great Southwest Shakespeare Festival (Community Development) | Lyric Theatre |