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We love the outdoors. We nourish the arts and culture. We encourage sport and recreation. We explore and preserve our past. We support the women and girls. We are passionate about this province and foster that passion in others.
The plan for 2022-23 reflects the government's goals of sustaining growth and opportunities for Saskatchewan people, meeting the challenges of growth, securing a better quality of life for all Saskatchewan people and delivering responsive and responsible government.
For previous ministry plans, please visit Prior Year Plans, Reports and Guiding Documents.
The Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport's 2021-22 Annual Report presents the ministry's activities and results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2022. It reports to the public and elected officials on public commitments made and other key accomplishments of the ministry.
Previous fiscal year annual reports can be found by visiting Prior Year Plans, Reports and Guiding Documents.
Each park or site provides an opportunity to experience a different part of Saskatchewan's heritage, including the solitude of a northern forest, the comforts of a modern resort, or the experience of walking in the steps of those who came before us.
Cultural expressions can come in many ways, including through creativity, innovation and celebration. In a province becoming increasingly more diverse and multicultural, we contribute to diversity while sharing unique aspects of individual heritage.
Heritage Conservation and Commemoration
Francophone Affairs
Visitors can experience a variety of exhibits including Life Sciences, First Nations and Earth Sciences galleries, Megamunch and other travelling exhibits.
From grassroots to competitive, sports and recreation provide many benefits to the citizens of our province and improve the quality of life in Saskatchewan.
Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan
Dedicated to supporting the pursuit of excellence by high-performance athletes and coaches in Saskatchewan.
The Status of Women Office acts as a catalyst within government to raise awareness of issues affecting women to ensure gender considerations are integrated into all aspects of government policy-making, legislation and program development.
You can find all publications for this ministry through the Publications Centre.
The Acts and regulations administered by the Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport are available for download through the Publications Centre.
The Royal Saskatchewan Museum is launching a second video series to celebrate February as Indigenous Storytelling Month. The series was developed...
February has been proclaimed as African-Canadian/Black History Month in honour and recognition of the legacy of Black Canadians across Saskatchewan...
The Advisory Committee on Francophone Affairs today tabled its report on Francophone immigration, presenting a copy to Parks, Culture and Sport...
The Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) in conjunction with the University of Regina just concluded their first year of monitoring urban wildlife in...
Reservations for Saskatchewan Provincial Parks 2023 camping season are set to begin April 3 for seasonal campsites and April 4 to 12 for nightly,...
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