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Heritage, Honours and Awards

Canada's National and International Honours

Learn about the three categories of Canada’s National and International Honours.

Council of the Federation Literacy Award

The Council of the Federation Literacy Award recognizes outstanding achievements in literacy from residents of each of Canada's provinces and territories.

Heritage Conservation and Commemoration

Discover how heritage properties, archaeological and palaeontological sites are identified and protected in Saskatchewan.

History of Honours and Awards in Saskatchewan

Learn about the difference between honours and awards and their history in Saskatchewan.

Lieutenant Governor's Post-Secondary Teaching Award

This award recognizes post-secondary educators who have displayed excellence in teaching and learning through a commitment to high-quality student learning experiences and a demonstrated record of innovation, leadership, and commitment to student learning and success.

Premier's Award for Excellence in the Public Service

The Premier’s Award for Excellence in the Public Service is presented to those who have made outstanding on-the-job contributions.

Premier’s Service Club Award

The Premier’s Service Club Award recognizes the commitment and activities of service clubs and fraternal organizations.

Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal (Saskatchewan)

Learn about the newly created Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal (Saskatchewan) honouring the contributions and achievements of citizens throughout Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan Distinguished Service Award

Learn about the Saskatchewan Distinguished Service Award recognizes people from outside the province who have made significant contributions to the well being of Saskatchewan and its residents.

Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal

The Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal recognizes exemplary long service for individuals working directly to protect our citizens.

Saskatchewan Order of Merit

Learn about the Saskatchewan Order of Merit – the province’s highest honour.

Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal

Learn about the Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal that formally recognizes volunteers in the province.

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