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Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund Minister's Eligibility List SCHEDULE A SASKATCHEWAN LOTTERIES TRUST FUND MINISTER’S ELIGIBILITY LIST Revised March 2021 The following organizations are eligible to apply for funds from the Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sport, Culture and Recreation. ELIGIBLE PROVINCIAL RECREATION ASSOCIATIONS 1. Saskatchewan Abilities Council Inc. 2. Active Saskatchewan Inc. 3. Air Cadet League of Canada (Saskatchewan) Inc. 4. Saskatchewan All-Terrain Vehicles Association Inc. 5. Army Cadet League of Canada (Saskatchewan) 6. The Canadian National Institute for the Blind 7. Battlefords Boys and Girls Club 8. Boys and Girls Clubs of Saskatoon 9. Boys and Girls Clubs of Yorkton Inc. 10. Saskatchewan Camps Association Inc. 11. The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Canada - Saskatchewan Inc. 12. Saskatchewan 4H Council Inc. 13. Girl Guides of Canada - Guides Du Canada (Saskatchewan Council) 14. Harvest Community Inc. 15. Inclusion Saskatchewan Inc. 16. Royal Life Saving Society Canada – Saskatchewan Branch Inc. 17. Canadian Mental Health Association (Saskatchewan Division) Inc. 18. Navy League of Canada – Saskatchewan Division 19. Saskatchewan Outdoor and Environmental Education Association 20. Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Inc. 21. Saskatchewan Physical Education Association Inc. 22. Saskatchewan Association of Recreation Professionals 23. The Canadian Red Cross Society 24. Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association Inc. 25. Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism Inc. 26. St. John Council for Saskatchewan Inc. 27. Scouts Canada – National Operation 28. Canadian Ski Patrol System, Saskatchewan Division Inc. 29. Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association Inc. 30. Saskatchewan Square and Round Dance Federation Inc. 31. Saskatchewan Trails Association Inc. 32. Saskatchewan Underwater Council Inc. 33. Association of Saskatchewan Urban Parks and Conservation Agencies Inc. 34. Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation 1 ELIGIBLE PROVINCIAL SPORT ASSOCIATIONS 1. Saskatchewan Archery Association Inc. 2. Saskatchewan Artistic Swimming Inc. 3. Saskatchewan Athletics 4. Saskatchewan Badminton Association Inc. 5. Saskatchewan Baseball Association Inc. 6. Basketball Saskatchewan Inc. 7. Saskatchewan Baton Twirling Association Incorporated 8. Saskatchewan Blind Sports Association 9. Bowling Federation of Saskatchewan 10. Bowls Saskatchewan Inc. 11. Boxing Saskatchewan Inc. 12. Saskatchewan Broomball Association 13. Canoe Kayak Saskatchewan Inc. 14. Saskatchewan Cheerleading Association Inc. 15. Coaches Association of Saskatchewan Inc. 16. Saskatchewan Curling Association (1997) Inc. (CurlSask) 17. Saskatchewan Cycling Association Inc. 18. Saskatchewan Darts Association Inc. 19. Dive Sask. Inc. 20. Saskatchewan Fencing Association 21. Saskatchewan Amateur Football Inc. 22. Saskatchewan Games Council Inc. 23. Saskatchewan Golf Association Inc. (Golf Saskatchewan) 24. Gymnastics Saskatchewan Inc. 25. Saskatchewan High School Athletics Association 26. Saskatchewan Hockey Association Incorporated 27. Saskatchewan Horse Federation Inc. 28. Horseshoe Saskatchewan Inc. 29. Saskatchewan Kodokan Black Belt Association Inc. (Judo Saskatchewan) 30. Saskatchewan Karate Association 31. Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association Inc. 32. Saskatchewan Martial Arts Association Corp. 33. Saskatchewan Racquetball Association Inc. 34. Ringette Association of Saskatchewan Inc. 35. Saskatchewan Rowing Association Inc. 36. Saskatchewan Rugby Union Inc. 37. Saskatchewan Sailing Clubs Association 38. Sask Sport Inc. 39. Skate Canada – Saskatchewan Inc. 40. Saskatchewan Skeet Shooting Corporation 41. Saskatchewan Ski Association 42. Soaring Association of Saskatchewan 2 43. Saskatchewan Soccer Association Inc. 44. Softball Saskatchewan 45. Special Olympics Saskatchewan Inc. 46. Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan Inc. 47. Sport Parachute Association of Saskatchewan Inc. 48. Saskatchewan Amateur Speed Skating Association 49. Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum Inc. 50. Saskatchewan Squash Inc. 51. Swim Saskatchewan Inc. 52. Saskatchewan Table Tennis Association Incorporated (Table Tennis Saskatchewan) 53. Saskatchewan Tae-Kwon-Do Inc. 54. Saskatchewan Target Shooting Association Corporation 55. Saskatchewan Tennis Association 56. Saskatchewan Amateur Trapshooting Association Inc. 57. Saskatchewan Triathlon Association Corporation 58. Saskatchewan Ultimate Players Association Inc. 59. Saskatchewan Volleyball Association 60. Water Polo Saskatchewan Inc. 61. Water Ski and Wakeboard Saskatchewan Inc. 62. Saskatchewan Weightlifting Association Inc. 63. Saskatchewan Wheelchair Sports Association 64. Saskatchewan Amateur Wrestling Association ELIGIBLE PROVINCIAL CULTURAL ASSOCIATIONS 1. Aboriginal Friendship Centres of Saskatchewan Inc. 2. Saskatchewan Council for Archives and Archivists Inc. 3. Saskatchewan Archaeological Society 4. Canadian Artists Representation Saskatchewan/Front Des Artistes Canadiens Saskatchewan Inc. (CARFAC Saskatchewan) 5. Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils 6. Saskatchewan Band Association Inc. 7. Saskatchewan Choral Federation Inc. 8. SaskCulture Inc. 9. Saskatchewan Cultural Exchange Society Inc. 10. Conseil Culturel Fransaskois Incorpre 11. Dance Saskatchewan Incorporated 12. Saskatchewan Drama Association 13. Saskatchewan Elocution and Debate Association 14. Saskatchewan Express Society Inc. (SaskExpress) 15. Saskatchewan Genealogical Society Inc. 16. Saskatchewan German Council Inc. 17. Saskatchewan Organization for Heritage Languages Inc. 3 18. Saskatchewan History and Folklore Society Inc. 19. Saskatchewan Library Association 20. MacKenzie Art Gallery Incorporated 21. Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan Inc. 22. Museums Association of Saskatchewan 23. Saskatchewan Music Educators Association 24. Saskatchewan Music Festival Association Inc. 25. Saskatchewan Natural History Society (Nature Saskatchewan) 26. Saskatchewan Orchestral Association 27. The Art Gallery of Saskatchewan Inc. (Remai Modern) 28. Theatre Saskatchewan Inc. 29. Ukrainian Canadian Congress – Saskatchewan Provincial Council Incorporated 30. Wanuskewin Heritage Park Authority 31. Saskatchewan Writers Guild Inc. ELIGIBLE TRI-PARTY FUNDED ORGANIZATIONS Administration Centre for Sport, Culture and Recreation Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations Saskatchewan Métis Sport, Culture, Recreation and Youth Inc. OTHER ELIGIBLE ORGANIZATIONS Saskatchewan Science Centre ELIGIBLE SPORT, CULTURE AND RECREATION DISTRICTS South East Sport, Culture and Recreation District (District #1) Regina Sport District Inc. (District #2) South West Sport, Culture and Recreation District (District #3) Parkland Valley Sport Culture and Recreation District Inc. (District #4) Prairie Central Sport, Culture and Recreation District (District #5) Saskatoon District Sports Council (District #6) Rivers West Sport, Culture and Recreation District (District #7) Lakeland District for Sport, Culture and Recreation Inc. (District #8) Northern Sport, Culture and Recreation District (District #9) 4 ELIGIBLE TRIBAL COUNCILS Agency Chiefs Tribal Council Prince Albert Grand Council Battleford Agency Tribal Chiefs Southeast Treaty Four Tribal Council Battlefords Tribal Council Saskatoon Tribal Council File Hills/Qu’Appelle Tribal Council Touchwood Agency Tribal Council Meadow Lake Tribal Council Yorkton Tribal Council ELIGIBLE FIRST NATION COMMUNITIES Agency Chiefs Tribal Council Big River Pelican Lake Witchekan Battleford Agency Tribal Chiefs Ahtahkakoop Moosomin Red Pheasant Saulteaux Sweetgrass Battlefords Tribal Council Little Pine Lucky Man Mosquito Grizzly Bear Head Poundmaker Prince Albert Grand Council Athabasca Denesuline Tribal Council Black Lake Fond du Lac Hatchet Lake File Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council Carry the Kettle Little Black Bear Muscowpetung Nekaneet Okanese Pasqua Peepeekisis Piapot Standing Buffalo Starblanket Wood Mountain Meadow Lake Tribal Council Birch Narrows (Turnor Buffalo River Canoe Lake Clearwater River Dene Lake) Nation English River Flying Dust Island Lake Makwa Sahgaiehcan Waterhen Prince Albert Grand Council Cumberland House Deschambault Lake James Smith **Lac la Ronge Churchill River @ Grandmothers Bay Hall Lake Kitsaki Stanley Mission Little Red River @ Nemeiben (Sucker) **Montreal Lake Little Red River @ LaRonge River Montreal Lake Montreal Lake @ **Peter Ballantyne Peter Ballantyne @ Peter Ballantyne @ Montreal Lake Pelican Narrows Southend 5 Peter Ballanytne @ Red Earth Shoal Lake Sturgeon Lake Sturgeon Landing Wahpeton Saskatoon Tribal Council Kinistin Mistawasis Muskeg Lake Muskoday (John Smith) One Arrow Whitecap Dakota Yellow Quill South East Treaty Four Tribal Council Ochapowace White Bear Touchwood Agency Tribal Council Day Star Fishing Lake Gordon Kawacatoose (Poorman) Muskowekwan Yorkton Tribal Council Cote Kahkewistahaw Keeseekoose Key Ocean Man Sakimay Unaffiliated Bands Big Island Lake (formerly Onion Lake Pheasant Rump Nakota Thunderchild Joseph Bighead) Beardy’s & Okemasis Cowessess ** These First Nations are not eligible to apply since their population is distributed among their satellite communities which are eligible to apply separately. ELIGIBLE CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES CITIES Estevan Humboldt Lloydminster Martensville Meadow Lake Melfort Melville Moose Jaw North Battleford Prince Albert Regina Saskatoon Swift Current Warman Weyburn Yorkton TOWNS Aberdeen Alameda Allan Arborfield Arcola Asquith Assiniboia Balcarres Balgonie Battleford Bengough Bienfait Biggar Big River Birch Hills Blaine Lake Bredenbury Broadview Bruno Burstall Cabri Canora Carlyle Carnduff Carrot River Central
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