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| | Saskatchewan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The current premier of Saskatchewan is New Democrat Lorne Calvert, whose government was re-elected in the 2003 election with a slim majority -- the NDP won 30 seats in the 58-seat Legislative Assembly, while the Saskatchewan Party won the remaining 28 seats. | | | Saskatchewan has the same form of government as the other Canadian provinces with a premier, legislature, and lieutenant-governor, who is the representative of the Crown. | | | The Saskatchewan Liberal Party was the province's main centrist party for several decades early in Saskatchewan's existence, ruling from 1905–29 and from 1934–44. |
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| | Same-sex marriage in Saskatchewan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Saskatchewan has recognized same-sex marriage, as of November 5, 2004. | | | CBC Saskatchewan - Decision coming soon on same-sex marriages in Sask. (November 3) | | | CBC Saskatchewan - Province shies away from same-sex marriage (September 27) |
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| | The CCF was strongest in Saskatchewan and British Columbia. | | | In 1996, 18.2 percent of the 52,320 immigrants living in Saskatchewan had come from the United Kingdom, 13.8 percent from the United States, 6.1 percent from Germany, 5.6 percent from Poland, and 5.4 percent from China. | | | As a result, in many areas of Saskatchewan and other western provinces, voters have recently elected representatives who favor increased power for the provinces and decreased power for the federal government. |
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http://cms.westport.k12.ct.us/cmslmc/foreignlanguages/canada/saskat.htm
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| | Law Society of Saskatchewan |
| | The Right Honourable Beverley McLachlin, Chief Justice of Canada, announced that the Honourable Justice Rothstein will be sworn in as a justice of the Supreme Court of Canada on March 9, 2006. | | | Saskatchewan Justice has announced the establishment of a new Public Complaints Commission (PCC). | | | The Supreme Court of Canada March 14, 2006 news release included one appeal heard with decision reserved. |
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http://www.lawsociety.sk.ca
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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Saskatchewan and Alberta |
| | A short time ago the Government of Saskatchewan authorized the use of Catholic readers for the Catholic separate schools of that province. | | | The new inhabitants soon clamoured for a larger share of influence in the territorial government than had previously been enjoyed by the people, and their agitation resulted in the Federal Parliament granting the territories, in the course of 1888, a legislative assembly with a correspondingly larger degree of autonomy. | | | The first white man to set foot in what is now the Province of Saskatchewan, was Henry Kelsey, a boy in the employ of the Hudson Bay Company traders. |
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| | Saskatchewan |
| | On September 26, 1981, the Governor General approved the new-pattern flag of the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan. | | | The sheaves, reduced to three in number, were incorporated into Saskatchewan's arms on August 25, 1906, shortly after the province was created on September 1, 1905. | | | The Moose Jaw flag was designed by Professor Atkinson, and adopted by City Council on October 24, 1966. |
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| | Saskatchewan Health - Benefits |
| | For example, if you leave Saskatchewan to move to another province January 1st, 2000 and your spouse joins you June 10th, 2001, Saskatchewan Health covers you for the period January 1st, 2000 to December 31st, 2000, and your spouse for the period January 1st, 2000 through August 31st, 2001. | | | For example, if you leave Saskatchewan to move to another province January 1st and your spouse joins you on June 10th, Saskatchewan Health continues to cover both of you until August 31st. | | | For example, if you leave Saskatchewan to move to another province September 27th, Saskatchewan Health ends your Saskatchewan coverage November 30th. |
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http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/ps_benefits_eligibility.html
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| | This Province is available to be hosted, Saskatchewan |
| | Saskatchewan entered the Canadian Confederacy on September 1, 1905, along with Alberta, as the eighth and ninth provinces. | | | This Province is available to be hosted, Saskatchewan | | | Saskatchewan, one of the three Prairie provinces of Canada, bounded on the North by the Northwest Territories, on the East by Manitoba, on the S. by the states of North Dakota and Montana, and on the West by Alberta. |
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| | Link to Saskatchewan! |
| | University of Saskatchewan - This is the virtual home of the University of Saskatchewan. | | | Formally known as the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, this University provides a great place to further your education. | | | First Nations University of Canada - The First Nations University of Canada is located in Regina, Saskatchewan, the province's capital city. |
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| | Saskatchewan, province, Canada. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05 |
| | Saskatchewan sends 6 senators and 14 representatives to the national parliament. | | | Except for the period 1964–71, when the Liberals were in power, Saskatchewan was governed (1944–82) by the socialist New Democratic party (NDP, until 1961 called the Cooperative Commonwealth Federation). | | | The 2003 elections also resulted in an NDP victory, giving the party a slim majority in the legislative assembly. |
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| | Saskatchewan real estate, Canada Real Estate Directory |
| | Saskatchewan is the second largest oil-producing province in Canada. | | | Cattle were brought into southwestern Saskatchewan from the Great Plains of the United States in the 1880s. | | | The natural gas is sold within the province and to buyers in eastern Canada and the United States. |
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http://www.real-estate-2000.com/saskatchewan.htm
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| | Databases |
| | Court of Appeal, Queen's Bench, and Provincial Court case digests from 1987 to date. | | | Fulltext judgments from the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, Court of Queen's Bench, and Provincial Court from 1994 to date. | | | Digests of sentence appeals heard by the Court of Appeal with links to fulltext judgment from 1999 to present. |
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http://www.lawsociety.sk.ca/NewLook/Library/database.htm
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| | SINP Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program |
| | The Province of Saskatchewan is opening up the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) to bring more people to the province. | | | The SINP is an alternative to federal immigration for people who intend to come to Saskatchewan. | | | I am a foreign student working for a Saskatchewan employer on a Post Graduation Work Permit and have an offer of full-time permanent employment from my employer. |
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http://www.immigrationsask.gov.sk.ca
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| | Saskatchewan Finance Home Page |
| | Nov. 8/05 - Premier Lorne Calvert today expressed his anger that there has been no progress by the federal government on resolving the equalization concerns raised by the Province and documented recently by Professor Courchene. | | | Finance Minister Harry Van Mulligen was pleased to receive the Business Tax Review Committee’s (BTRC) final report to the Saskatchewan Government today. | | | Saskatchewan residents demonstrated their confidence in the province during its Centennial year; by purchasing just over $150 million worth of Saskatchewan Savings Bonds in June. |
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http://www.gov.sk.ca/finance
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| | Saskatchewan (Canada) |
| | The flag was last confirmed by an 'Act respecting Provincial Emblems and Honours' dated 29 June 1988 (being Chapter P-30.2 of the 'Statutes of Saskatchewan. | | | This flag was established by a Royal Proclamation published in Vol. | | | 65, No. 38, 'The Saskatchewan Gazette' of 19 September 1969 (effective 22 September 1969), with the symbolism being defined as follows: |
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| | Saskatchewan |
| | The shield is held by a lion and a white-tailed deer. | | | The White Birch is the provincial tree of Saskatchewan. | | | The provincial bird of Saskatchewan is the Sharp-tailed Grouse. |
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| | Saskatchewan, province, Canada |
| | Fitch Affirms `A+' Rating Of Province of Saskatchewan. | | | Sink or swim: the Saskatchewan NDP and the poor.(New Democratic Party in Saskatchewan, Canada) | | | Saskatchewan's Poor Ag Economy Impacting Province's Job Growth. |
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| | Saskatchewan Learning - Welcome to Saskatchewan Learning |
| | Learning Minister Deb Higgins participated in the provincial launch of Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week, which runs February 6th-10th, 2006. | | | She joined students, teachers, staff and parents at Silverspring School in Saskatoon to celebrate the annual event, which is run in partnership with the Saskatchewan Association of School Councils. | | | As a participant in Saskatchewan Learning's Centennial Speakers Bureau, Tim Lilburn, award-winning poet, teacher and mentor will share his experiences and share his readings with students and community members at St. Thomas More College in Saskatoon. |
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| | Sask Labour Homepage |
| | Work and Family - We help employers and employees create more family-friendly workplaces. | | | functions and some Government of Saskatchewan websites may be unavailable at times between March 17 and March 20. | | | For all purposes of interpretation and application of the law, consult the relevant legislation. |
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http://www.labour.gov.sk.ca
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| | Saskatchewan Student loans and Financial Aid. Information on applying for loans |
| | Monthly Saskatchewan Student Loan disbursements are made by the Royal Bank to the student on the first day of each month that the student is in school. | | | Interest on the Saskatchewan Student Loan begins to accrue on the first day of the seventh month after the student graduates or ceases full-time study. | | | Students with Saskatchewan Student Loans for courses starting after August 1, 1996 must make repayment arrangements for their provincial loans with the Royal Bank within six months of completing their studies. |
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| | CBC Saskatchewan |
| | Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority president Edmund Bellegarde has resigned. | | | Police seek the name of a man killed by a train 10 years ago. | | | On weekends you can find recent local news headlines here. |
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| | Saskatchewan |
| | Saskatchewan Social Services hosts the Office which was established in March, 1998. | | | "Freelaw® is free, unlimited access to up-to-date electronic versions of all Government of Saskatchewan Public and Private Acts, Regulations, The Saskatchewan Gazette, Forms, Rules of Court and Historical legislation - all fully downloadable and searchable in Portable Document Format (PDF)" | | | Local KidsFirst Committees in communities across Saskatchewan received $3 million this start-up year to help address the needs of at-risk children and their families during the critical pre-natal period to age five. |
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| | Saskatchewan Bureau of Statistics |
| | This represents a decrease of 1,131 persons from the July 1, 2005 population of 994,126. | | | This is a decrease of 0.1 percentage points from the January 2006 rate of 5.9 percent but 0.3 percentage points higher than the February 2005 level of 5.5 percent. | | | According to Statistics Canada, the Saskatchewan unemployment rate for February 2006 was 5.8 percent. |
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| | Queen's Printer: Home |
| | service provides free access to up-to-date versions of all Government of Saskatchewan Acts and Regulations, The Saskatchewan Gazette and other legislative publications. | | | For quick, easy access, this is an up-to-date listing of the combined Acts (Statutes) with associated Regulations - click here. | | | The original statutes, as published in the bound sessional and annual volumes, and the regulations, as published in Parts II and III of The Saskatchewan Gazette, should be consulted for all purposes of interpretation and application of the law. |
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| | Where do you want to go birding in Saskatchewan today? |
| | In fact, it has become one of Saskatchewan birders' destinations for parkland and boreal species. | | | Marbled Godwits, Wilson's Phalaropes and American Avocets are often present during the spring and fall migration. | | | Saskatchewan Birding Hotspots - from Harvey and Brenda Schmidt. |
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http://www.camacdonald.com/birding/casaskatchewan.htm
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| | Saskatchewan Health - Healthy People. A Healthy Province |
| | At their meeting, the provincial premiers and prime minister also released a communiqué regarding Aboriginal health issues. | | | Saskatchewan's Chief Medical Health Officer has released to media a fact sheet on influenza, pandemic influenza and avian flu. | | | Since the 2004 First Ministers’ Meeting, Saskatchewan has introduced a series of initiatives in the priority areas identified in the 10-Year Plan to address the commitments contained in the agreement. |
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| | Welcome to the Saskatchewan Highways Website |
| | This is the site where you'll find information on the highways of Saskatchewan. Transportation is vital to the province. | | | In the early years the railroad was the way to travel, but the train has gradually given way to the automobile. | | | For this reason, Saskatchewan has twice as many kilometres of highways per capita than any other Canadian Province.&; In fact, there are more kilometers of highways in Saskatchewan than any other province, period. This means there is alot to learn and a lot to explore. |
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| | Saskatchewan Centennial 2005: Welcome |
| | The many people who built Saskatchewan's first century and continue to serve as an inspiration are being honoured as Saskatchewan begins its second century. | | | Saskatchewan students have presented an early Christmas present to the province — a centennial gift of peace. | | | Four outdoor, permanent art installations were recently introduced to the Saskatchewan landscape as centennial gifts from the province. |
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| | Saskatchewan Environment - Fishing & Hunting |
| | This system includes national and provincial parks, wildlife refuges, ecological and other reserves in the province and is known as the Representative Areas Network (RAN). | | | Saskatchewan Environment is leading the establishment of a network of ecologically important land and water areas across the province. | | | This brochure outlines Saskatchewan Environment's existing policy on M |
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http://www.se.gov.sk.ca/fishwild
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| | Protection and Emergency Services Emergency Planning |
| | Saskatchewan Emergency Management Organization (SaskEMO) is the provincial government's lead agency for emergency management. | | | by maintaining the provincial government emergency plan and related contingencies, coordinating provincial government resources during a state of emergency, assisting government departments, Crown corporations and agencies with emergency planning, and coordinating federal government emergency preparedness programs within Saskatchewan; | | | SaskEMO coordinates overall provincial emergency planning, training and response operations for the safety of the residents and the protection of property and the environment, before, during and after an emergency or disaster. |
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http://www.cps.gov.sk.ca/Safety/emergency/default.shtml
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| | Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan |
| | Saskatchewan kind, this amazing Encyclopedia celebrates that province's 100th birthday with hefty | | | Nine years in development, the ambitious project has been a labour of love for the CPRC, a University of Regina-based institution that has supported social, historical and environmental research on the Canadian plains for over 30 years. | | | Benefiting from the services of a distinguished 26 member editorial board and over 800 writers, it includes 2,200 individual entries and features 21 in-depth essays covering all aspects of life in Saskatchewan. |
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| | Saskatchewan, Canada current local time from WorldTimeServer.com |
| | This site specializes in keeping up with local laws and declarations that affect time zone rules and daylight saving time adjustments, so you can always depend on our accuracy. | | | A comprehensive list of other locations in addition to Saskatchewan, Canada is also available which you can view current time by country name or by city name. | | | You can even create a list of your favorite locations where you have business or personal interests. |
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http://www.worldtimeserver.com/time.asp?locationid=CA-SK
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| | Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan |
| | The 1,100 page single hard-cover volume also features 21 major essays written by noted experts on the subjects of aboriginal peoples, agriculture, arts and culture, business and industry, education, geography, health, history, labour, law and justice, military history, politics and government, population, religion and philosophy, science and technology, social policy, sports, transportation, and women. | | | Nine years in development, the Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan is the single largest educational publishing project in Saskatchewan’s history. | | | Guides des sources historiques des francophones aux archives de la Saskatchewan |
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http://www.publications.gov.sk.ca/details.cfm?p=10435
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| | Saskatchewan, Canada |
| | When this page was originally developed, there were no general pages on the Province of Saskatchewan. | | | The only exception is the "Saskatchewan Towns and Cities" information. | | | So I've decided not to update these pages any more, and instead refer you to these other resources. |
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http://duke.usask.ca/~lowey/Saskatchewan
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| | Saskatchewan Canada map and information page |
| | Located in the prairie region of central Canada, Saskatchewan is bordered by Manitoba, Alberta, the Northwest Territories and the United States, and is the only Canadian province with entirely man-made boundaries. | | | The province is rectangular in shape and half of it consists of forests, one-third of cultivated lands, and one-eighth is covered with water. | | | PLEASE NOTE: All Canada pages are currently being revised, so check back often for new maps, and more. |
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http://www.worldatlas.com/webimage/countrys/namerica/province/skz.htm
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| | ongoing · Saskatchewan |
| | This chair was my great-grandmother’s, and I was staying with my grandparents when it came back from the refinishing shop, magically changed from junk to treasure. | | | The opinions expressed here are my own, and neither Sun nor any other party necessarily agrees with them. | | | While everyone else was off at those foobar camps, we spent the weekend (and will spend the week) in Saskatchewan, hanging out at the kid’s grandmothers’ places and mostly still working, but in in a different kind of topography. |
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http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/200x/2005/08/23/S-unCamp
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| | Saskatchewan: The Land of Living Skies! |
| | This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar. | | | Grasslands National Park now has a herd of bison to call its own. | | | Well according to Business Opportunities Weblog the Saskatchewan: Land of Living Skies Weblog is worth $5,080.86. |
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http://www.livingskies.info
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| | Saskatchewan Flags geographic.org; Saskatchewan flag; Flag of Saskatchewan |
| | This flag of Saskatchewan is intended for representational purposes and no claim to technical accuracy is made. | | | Copyright © 2001 Photius Coutsoukis (all rights reserved) | | | Click on the link above to read the terms for use of this Saskatchewan flag on your web page. |
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http://www.geographic.org/flags/new2/saskatchewan_flags.html
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| | Atlas: Saskatchewan |
| | Saskatchewan Profile: History · Government · Economy · Population … | | | Mobil Travel Guide: Canada 2006 (Mobil Travel Guide Canada (Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan)) by Mobil Travel Guide | | | Travel to Saskatchewan—Unbiased reviews and great deals from Trip Advisor |
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http://www.infoplease.com/atlas/region/saskatchewan.html
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| | Saskatchewan, Canada, Towns and Cities |
| | This page contains information from various towns and cities within Saskatchewan. | | | If you maintain a home page for your town or city, send mail to Kevin.Lowey@Usask.CA and I'll add it to this page. |
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| | Cabinet Ministers |
| | Minister Responsible for Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan |
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| | Saskfilm |
| | HomeAbout UsThe Saskatchewan AdvantageTax Credit ProgramProduction StudiosPrograms/PoliciesSaskatchewan LocationsNewsContact Us |
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| | A Pint Of Mild And Bitter:
A Conversation With Ted Harrison |
| | A lady from Saskatchewan once wrote me that if she carried her two year old past a painting of mine hanging in the house, the child would scream to be taken back to look at it and would instantly calm down. | | | Maybe I’ve invented a new type of soother, as well as a work of art. | | | I think the elements and the colour in the paintings have a soothing effect. |
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