Released on April 7, 2005
Lieutenant Governor Lynda Haverstock presented the Saskatchewan Centennial Medal to recipients in Regina today.The commemorative medal recognizes and honours the important role individuals have played in the development of communities in the province. Among the recipients today are senators, Saskatchewan judges and civil servants.
"The Saskatchewan Centennial Medal pays tribute to the people who have made this province a place of which we can be proud," Haverstock said. "Through their contributions, these deserving individuals are exceptional stewards of the blessings we have inherited, and they have also created new legacies for future generations."
Recipients are selected based on the recommendation of governmental and non-governmental organizations and Members of the Legislative Assembly. Community leaders, MLAs, MPs and judges will also receive the medal.
"Saskatchewan people are known for their spirit, their innovation and for their heart," Provincial Secretary Joan Beatty said. "The medal provides us with an opportunity to celebrate these qualities and honour the people who receive them."
Approximately 4,000 Saskatchewan Centennial Medals will be presented to individuals at ceremonies held throughout the province this year.
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