PROOF June11 2013.Pdf

Contents

2 Letter of Transmittal

3 Message from the Chair and Executive Director

4 Our Board

5 Our Programs

6 2012-13 Community Initiatives Fund Grant Recipients

6 Community Grant Program

29 Community Vitality Program

40 Physical Activity Grant Program

40 Problem Gambling Prevention Program

41 Urban Aboriginal Grant Program

41 Exhibition Associations

41 Youth Engagement

42 Financial Statements of Community Initiatives Fund

COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 1 Message from the Letter of Transmittal Chair and Executive Director

The Honourable Kevin Doherty Dear Partners and Community Leaders, Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport, and With considerable pride, we report once again that the Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) has continued to successfully invest in Saskatchewan communities, with 932 grants approved Minister Responsible for the Community Initiatives Fund resulting in a total investment of $10,611,646 for the 2012-13 year. This year also marks a significant milestone for CIF, as we have now invested a cumulative total of over $100 Million in Saskatchewan’s communities since our first year of granting in 1996-97. Our ability to provide grants for the benefit of Saskatchewan residents is reliant upon the annual net revenues generated Dear Hon. Doherty: by the Regina and Moose Jaw casinos, with CIF’s portion in 2012-13 equaling $9,751,000.

In accordance with The Tabling of Documents Act, and on behalf of the Board of Trustees of To better support Saskatchewan communities, CIF completed the second phase of its program the Community Initiatives Fund, it is my pleasure to present to you the Annual Report of the Darlene Bessey review this year. This review resulted in program extensions, amalgamation and alignment of CIF’s suite of programs that will take effect April 2013. In addition, recognition of the CIF Community Initiatives Fund for the period April 1, 2012 to March 31, 2013, inclusive. broadened during 2012-13 as the CIF responded to various priorities of many communities throughout the province.

Respectfully submitted, The highly popular Community Vitality Program has been extended for one additional year, providing two more application deadlines in 2013. Since Program inception in 2010, the CIF has approved $10,209,873 with 647 grants through the Community Vitality Program and benefitting 312 Saskatchewan communities. Branding and communication efforts continued with website promotion, attendance at trade shows and sector information-sharing workshops throughout the year. This has enhanced the CIF’s presence and created a growing appreciation of the CIF among Saskatchewan communities. Darlene Bessey Over 1200 residents now receive the CIF’s electronic newsletter featuring community projects and Tracey Mann Chairperson web resources for nonprofits and charities. Board of Trustees In addition to providing project funding, the CIF is committed to supporting Saskatchewan’s nonprofit, charitable and community groups through facilitation of information-sharing venues, Community Initiatives Fund dissemination of tools and resources, and provision of opportunities for collaboration among these organizations. During 2012-13, the CIF provided significant support, both financial and in-kind, to explore the concept and feasibility of an independent Saskatchewan nonprofit network. Led by a provincial steering committee, and in partnership with the United Ways of Saskatoon and Regina, this initiative undertook a number of steps to determine the level of support, potential outcomes, and organizational models for a provincial network. This effort culminated with presentation of the findings and determination of next steps at a Provincial Summit in November that involved 150 sector leaders and resulted in agreement to further develop this network. The CIF will continue to support the second phase of this initiative throughout 2013-14 that will include further consultation to clearly identify objectives and a business model for a provincial entity. We acknowledge our grant review partners, the Regional Intersectoral Committees and coordinators, the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health, and Urban Aboriginal Committees in 14 municipalities throughout the province, and thank all for their engagement and dedication. The CIF also recognizes volunteer adjudication committee members for their continued involvement with the Community Vitality Program. This appreciation extends wholeheartedly to the Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport and the Government of Saskatchewan for its continued support of the CIF. The CIF works proudly with the Ministry and with the many innovative and dedicated community leaders throughout Saskatchewan. It is anticipated 2013-14 will be another great year.

Darlene Bessey Tracey Mann Chairperson Executive Director

2 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 3 Meet the Board Our Programs

The Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) is a Special Purpose Fund created through The Saskatchewan The Community Initiatives Fund envisions vibrant, resilient, sustainable Gaming Corporation Act, governed by a Board of eight members, and accountable to the Ministry and proud Saskatchewan communities whose citizens are engaged and of Parks, Culture and Sport. Board members are appointed by the Government of Saskatchewan, actively working to enhance quality of life. and are volunteers with extensive community-based experience. Esther Haas of Langenburg became CIF’s newest Board member in June. Also in June, Board member Alan Tanchak was appointed for a second term.

Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) programming and participation, increased physical activity, involves grants for community-led projects enhanced awareness about problem gambling L-R Front: Lynn Chipley, Terri Davis, Darlene Bessey; L-R Back: Alan Tanchak, Esther Haas, that help to foster community development, and for small capital community projects and Dwight Lemon, Joe Ralko. Absent: Cara Merasty, Prince Albert. inclusion and leadership in Saskatchewan. CIF milestone celebrations. grants support opportunities for children, youth, family and community, Aboriginal inclusion

Our focus is clear; the CIF is supporting vibrant communities through tangible beneﬁts that help to enhance the quality of life of Saskatchewan residents.

4 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 5 2012-13 Community Initiatives Community Grant Program, Cont. Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Fund Grant Recipients Town of Biggar Biggar Integrated Day Camps 5,000 *

Birch Hills and District Birch Hills Playground Program Leader 5,000 * Community Grant Program Recreation Board Grants through the Community Grant Program closely align with the wellbeing of children, Birch Narrows Dene Nation Birch Narrows Summer Safety Initiatives 5,000 youth, families and community, and encourage community inclusiveness and engagement. Health Authority There were 609 grants totaling $5,666,376 approved through the Community Grant Program Blaine Lake Wapiti Library Blaine Lake Children’s Summer Activity Program 4,989 this year. The Community Grant Program is delivered with assistance from the Province’s ten Buchanan and District Buchanan Summer Fun Program 5,000 Regional Intersectoral Committees. Recreation Board

Buchanan and District Buchanan Summer Fun Program 5,000 * Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Recreation Board

Arbor!eld Recreation Board Arbor!eld Summer Recreation Student 2,000 Cando School Community Council Cando Reclaiming First Nations Cultural Identity 25,000

Arbor!eld Recreation Board Arbor!eld Summer Recreation Student 2,500 * Canora Child Action Plan Canora Summer Outdoor Adventure Program 4,769 *

Eastern Region II, Archerwill Archerwill Annual Culture Camps 10,000 Canora Child Action Plan Canora Crossroads Project Reconnect 16,350 Métis Local Canora Nursery School Association Canora Canora Nursery School 2,000 Arcola Public Library Arcola Summer Reading Club Booster 1,100 * Canwood Community School Canwood Summer Youth Program 5,000 * Assiniboia Early Childhood Coalition Assiniboia Assiniboia Tot Spot 2,000 Canwood Community School Canwood Summer Youth Program 5,000 Safe Communities Assiniboia Assiniboia Safe Communities Coordinator 7,000 Carlyle and District Leisure Complex Carlyle Summer Programs and Activities 4,000 Safe Communities Assiniboia Assiniboia Safe Communities Awareness Promotion 2,000 * Carlyle and District Leisure Complex Carlyle Summer Programs and Activities 2,184 * Spirit Builder’s Program Balcarres After School Programming 25,000 Cornerstone Family and Youth Centre Carlyle Summer Programs 4,900 Spirit Builder’s Program Balcarres Spirit Builder’s Summer Program 5,000 * Cornerstone Family and Youth Centre Carlyle Child, Family and Youth Programming 25,000 Balgonie Play School Balgonie Balgonie Playschool 4,600 Cornerstone Family and Youth Centre Carlyle Summer Programming 5,000 * Bengough Parks and Recreation Board Bengough Bengough Summer Active 3,500 IMPACT Early Childhood Committee Carlyle IMPACT Program: Intriguing Minds: 25,000 Bengough Parks and Recreation Board Bengough Healthy Community, All Ages Rock 2,000 Parents and Children Together

Bengough Parks and Recreation Board Bengough Summer Active 3,000 * Weyburn Early Childhood Carlyle Celebrating the Early Years 5,000 Development Network Bengough Public Library Bengough Expanded Summer Reading Program 2,500 Carrot River and District Carrot River Summer Kids City 2,700 Bengough Public Library Bengough Expanded Summer Reading Program 1,200 * Recreation Board

Big River Interagency Group Big River Summer Day Camp 4,957 Carrot River and District Carrot River Active Youth 2,480 Recreation Board Big River Interagency Group Big River Summer Day Camp 5,000 * Carrot River and District Carrot River Summer Kids City 3,400 * Biggar and District Family Centre Biggar Parents in Motion Program 4,325 Recreation Board

Biggar and District Family Centre Biggar Summer Preschool Program 4,000 Carrot River Outdoors Club Carrot River National Archery School Program 4,000

Biggar and District Family Centre Biggar Parent Support Programs 12,500 Chaplin Playschool Group Chaplin Playschool Program 4,000

Biggar and District Family Centre Biggar Summer Preschool Program 4,930 * Camp Kadesh Christopher Lake Summer Camp Sponsorship 3,676

Biggar and District Recreation Board Biggar Integrated Day Camp 4,000 Camp Kadesh Christopher Lake Summer Camp Sponsorship 5,000 *

Saskatchewan High School Biggar Build a Cowboy/Cowgirl Program 33,000 Christopher Lake, Paddockwood Christopher Lake Annual Wellness Programs 16,377 Rodeo Association and Lakeland Recreation

*Note: Summer Grants within the Community Grant Program indicated with an asterisk were approved by the CIF Board of Trustees in *Note: Summer Grants within the Community Grant Program indicated with an asterisk were approved by the CIF Board of Trustees in March 2013 for delivery between May 1st and September 30th, 2013. March 2013 for delivery between May 1st and September 30th, 2013.

6 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 7 Community Grant Program, Cont. Community Grant Program, Cont.

Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Town of Churchbridge Swimming Pool Churchbridge Aquatic Centre Manager 2,183 * Estevan Family Resource Centre Estevan KidShop Discovery 5,000 * Summer Program Town of Churchbridge Swimming Pool Churchbridge Swimming Pool Manager 4,000 Eston and District Recreation Board Eston Playbusters Summer Camp 4,000 Creighton Community Daycare Creighton Multi-Cultural Program 5,268 Eston and District Recreation Board Eston Playbusters Summer Camp 5,000 * Creighton Community School Creighton Creighton Kodiaks Ski Club 1,100 Fairy Glen Community Club Fairy Glen Community Kids Club 4,950 Creighton Community School Creighton Summer Fun 5,000 * Flin Flon Aboriginal Friendship Centre Flin Flob, MB Camp Moochikum 5,000 * Town of Creighton Creighton Summer in the Park 5,000 Flin Flon Aboriginal Friendship Centre Flin Flon, MB Camp Moochikum 5,000 Town of Creighton Creighton Summer in the Park 5,000 * Foam Lake Leisure Services Foam Lake Community in motion 5,000 Cumberland House Recreation Cumberland House Youth Wellness Cultural Camp 5,000 Foam Lake Leisure Services Foam Lake Summer in motion 5,000 * Northern Village of Cumberland House Cumberland House Summer Programming 2,500 * Bert Fox Community High School Fort Qu’Appelle Back 2 School 21,000 Arlington Beach Camp and Cymric Children’s Summer Camp 5,000 Conference Centre Fort Qu’Appelle Community Fort Qu’Appelle Building Bridges 5,000 Outreach Management Centre Arlington Beach Camp and Cymric Children’s Summer Camp 5,000 * Conference Centre Fort Qu’Appelle Elementary Fort Qu’Appelle Summer Literacy Camps 5,000 Community School Town of Davidson Recreation Board Davidson Swimming Lesson Program 4,000 Fort Qu’Appelle Elementary Fort Qu’Appelle Krazy Kids 13,000 Town of Davidson Recreation Board Davidson Swimming Lesson Program 5,000 * Community School

Denare Beach Recreation Board Denare Beach Summer Fun at the Beach 5,000 Gravelbourg and District Gravelbourg Gravelbourg Tot Spot 2,000 Early Childhood Coalition Denare Beach Recreation Board Denare Beach Amisk Lake Youth Program 24,700 Gravelbourg and District Gravelbourg Summer Play Program 2,500 * Denare Beach Recreation Board Denare Beach Summer Fun at the Beach 5,000 * Recreation Association

One Arrow Equestrian Centre Domremy Leadership and Cultural 5,000 * Southern Saskatchewan Gravelbourg Children’s Fun Corner 1,500 * Summer Day Camp Summer Solstice Festival

Central Saskatchewan Military Dundurn Summer Fun 4,000 Grayson Parks and Recreation Board Grayson Mobile Playground 3,508 * Family Resource Centre Marieval Enterprise Center Grayson Summer Engagement Program 3,800 * Central Saskatchewan Military Dundurn Summer Fun 4,500 * Family Resource Centre Mocikitaw Recreation Board Green Lake Family and Community Activities 4,165

Association for Community Living Esterhazy Summer Respite Program 4,850 Hazlet Early Learning Centre Hazlet Summer Kamps for Kids 5,000 *

Parent Preschool Education Program Esterhazy Terriﬁc Two’s Program and 20,000 Hazlet Early Learning Centre Hazlet Summer Kamps for Kids 5,000 Three Year Old Outreach Program Hudson Bay Heritage Park Hudson Bay Community Initiative Coordinator 3,400 Potashville Child Action Esterhazy Healthy Beginnings Parent 15,590 Plan Committee and Infant Support Program Hudson Bay Summer Leisure Program Hudson Bay Summer Leisure Program 5,000

Estevan Area Literacy Group Estevan Estevan Summer Literacy Program 5,000 * Hudson Bay Summer Leisure Program Hudson Bay Hudson Bay Summer Leisure Program 4,500 *

Estevan Area Literacy Group Estevan Estevan Summer Literacy Program 5,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Humboldt Humboldt Taking Big Brothers Big Sisters 25,000 to Rural Communities Estevan Family Resource Centre Estevan KidShop Discovery Programs 5,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Humboldt Humboldt Game On and Just Girls 5,800 Estevan Family Resource Centre Estevan Family Education Counsellor 25,000 Food Connections for All Humboldt St. Elizabeth Community Garden 4,880 * Estevan Family Resource Centre Estevan Family and 0-3 Early 12,000 Learning Program Humboldt and District Humboldt Summer Recreation and 5,000 Community Services Respite Program

8 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 9 Community Grant Program, Cont. Community Grant Program, Cont.

Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Humboldt and District Humboldt Community Inclusion 2,803 Gordon Denny Community School La Ronge Summer Recreation in Air Ronge 5,000 Community Services Support Services Gordon Denny Community School La Ronge Summer Recreation in Air Ronge 5,000 * Humboldt and District Humboldt Summer Recreation and 5,000 * Community Services Respite Program La Ronge Children’s Festival La Ronge La Ronge Children’s Festival 5,000

Partners Family Services Humboldt Summer Recreation Camp 5,000 La Ronge Children’s Festival La Ronge La Ronge Children’s Festival 5,000 *

Partners Family Services Humboldt Parent and Tot Expansion Project 25,000 La Ronge Community Services La Ronge Finding Your Sport 5,000

Partners Family Services Humboldt Battle of the Bands 5,000 * La Ronge Community Services La Ronge Get Involved 5,000 *

St. Dominic School Community Council Humboldt Preventing Bullying and Harassment 7,584 La Ronge Parents and Tots Playgroup La Ronge La Ronge Parents and 935 Tots Playgroup Ile a la Crosse Friendship Centre Ile a la Crosse Community Canoe Quest 5,000 La Ronge Public Library/Air La Ronge Summer Reading Program 5,000 * Ile a la Crosse Friendship Centre Ile a la Crosse Nutritional Snack Program 18,000 Ronge Community Library

Sitoskatowin Inter-Agency Committee Ile a la Crosse Community Capacity 6,000 La Ronge Public Library/Air La Ronge Imagine 5,000 Building Workshops Ronge Community Library Board

Imperial Palliser Library Imperial Summer Reading Program 5,000 New North SANC Services La Ronge Northern Greenhouse Project 5,000 *

Imperial Palliser Library Imperial Amazing Race, Travel Summer Program 5,000 * North Sask Special Needs Housing, La Ronge Community Outreach and Harm 25,000 Employment and Recreation Reduction Initiative Ituna and District Recreation Board Ituna Sport, Culture and Recreation Program 2,760 North Sask Special Needs Housing, La Ronge Traditional Cultural Mentorship 4,544 * Ituna and District Recreation Board Ituna Sport, Culture and Recreation Program 3,060 * Employment and Recreation of At-Risk Individuals

Families First Program Kamsack Families First Program 5,000 Northern Early Years Coalition La Ronge Development of a Provincial Early 4,250 * Years Strategy Good Spirit School Division Kamsack Families First Program 14,000 Pahkisimon Nuye?áh Library System La Ronge Summer Reading Program and 5,000 Town of Kelvington Kelvington Summer Fun Program 1,450 Performer Tour

Town of Kelvington Kelvington Library Story Hour 400 Pahkisimon Nuye?ah Library System La Ronge Performer Tour and Summer 5,000 * Reading Program Coordination Town of Kelvington Kelvington Summer Fun Program 2,200 * Pre-Cam Community School La Ronge Pre-Cam Summer Day Camp 5,000 Kennedy Langbank Playschool Kennedy Kennedy Langbank Playschool 2,000 Pre-Cam Community School La Ronge Pre-Cam Summer Day Camp 5,000 * iKids Kindersley Summer Program 5,000 Lac La Ronge Indian Band Lac La Ronge Decreasing Barriers to Physical Activity 15,720 Kindersley Family Resource Centre Kindersley Family Resource Centre 25,000 Langenburg Community Langenburg Summer Daze Program 4,170 * Kindersley Library Board Kindersley Summer Crafts 1,455 Development Board

Kindersley Library Board Kindersley Summer at the Library 3,090 * Langenburg High School Langenburg In-School Mentoring Program 25,000

Kipling and District Parks Kipling Children’s Summer Activities Program 5,000 Langham Parks, Culture Langham Summer Activities Program 5,000 and Recreation and Recreation

Kipling and District Parks Kipling Children’s Summer Activities Program 5,000 * Langham Parks, Culture, Langham Summer Activities Program 5,000 * and Recreation and Recreation

Kipling Creative Play Centre Kipling Kipling Creative Play Centre 5,000 Walter W. Brown School Langham Snack Attack 2,000 Community Council Moose Mountain Literacy Group Kipling Books for Babes and Beyond 2,038 Lanigan and District Lanigan Summer Holiday Fun 4,799 La Loche Sport, Recreation La Loche Community Cultural Days 5,000 * Heritage Association and Culture Board

10 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 11 Community Grant Program, Cont. Community Grant Program, Cont.

Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Lanigan and District Lanigan Summer Holiday Fun 4,825 * Melfort and District Museum Melfort Family Days Summer Program 4,000 * Heritage Association Melfort Public Library Melfort Imagine! The possibilities @ your library 1,500 Lanigan and District Youth Centre Lanigan Hub Club for Special Needs Youth 8,929 Melfort Public Library Melfort Go! To your library 1,500 * Lanigan and District Youth Centre Lanigan Summer Fun Youth Program 5,000 North East School Division Melfort Breakfast: The Right Action for 5,000 Lanigan and District Youth Centre Lanigan Summer Fun Youth Program 5,000 * Intelligent Nourishment

Town of Leader, Recreation Department Leader Parks Program and Summer Activities 5,000 * City of Melville Recreation, Culture Melville Melville Summer Park Program 3,485 and Leisure Services Board Town of Leader, Recreation Department Leader Parks Program and Summer Activities 5,000 City of Melville Recreation, Culture Melville Melville Summer Park Program 3,963 * Lemberg Recreation Board Lemberg Summer Fun Program 2,890 and Leisure Services Board

Lemberg Recreation Board Lemberg Summer Fun Program 3,425 * Southeast Regional Library, Midale Get Up, Get Out, Get Moving 425 Midale Branch Community Family Resource Centre Lestock Cooking in Punnichy 4,100 Southeast Regional Library, Midale Summer Reading Program 1,275 Limerick Opportunity Centre Limerick Kids Kingdom and Playschool Programs 2,000 Midale Branch

Beyond Borders Circle of Change Lloydminster Challenge Days 10,300 Association for Community Living Moose Jaw Moxie Club 2,000

Father Gorman Community School Lloydminster Summer Literacy Camp 5,000 Association for Community Living Moose Jaw Moxie Club 2,000 *

Father Gorman Community School Lloydminster Summer Literacy Camp 5,000 * Association for Community Living Moose Jaw Moxie Club 3,000

Lloydminster Community Youth Centre Lloydminster Summer Outdoor Recreation Program 5,000 Building Assets in Youth Moose Jaw Multicultural Youth in Action 2,500

Lloydminster Community Youth Centre Lloydminster Youth Outreach Project 25,000 Building Assets in Youth Moose Jaw Youth Camp 2,000 *

Lloydminster Community Youth Centre Lloydminster Drop In Centre 25,000 Canadian Mental Health Association Moose Jaw Extended Transitions for Newcomer Youth 9,000

Lloydminster Community Youth Centre Lloydminster Summer Recreation Project 5,000 * Central Collegiate Institute Moose Jaw Making a Difference: 4,000 Community Council Supporting Newcomer Youth Lloydminster and Area Drug Lloydminster Family Tune Up Day 5,000 * Strategy Action Committee Early Childhood Coalition Moose Jaw YMCA Strong Start Family Centre 15,000

Big Brothers and Big Sisters Lloydminster After School Discovery Program 25,000 Early Childhood Gross and Moose Jaw Community Developmental 9,000 Association of Lloydminster Fine Motor Skills Screening Consultant

Cypress Hills Métis Cultural Maple Creek Cultural and Resource Programming 8,000 Friendly City Optimist Club Moose Jaw Internet Safety Program 5,000 and Resource Centre of Moose Jaw

City of Martensville Martensville Summer Fun Program 5,000 Friendly City Optimist Club Moose Jaw Creating Opportunities for Work and Life 2,000 * of Moose Jaw City of Martensville Martensville Summer Playground Program 5,000 * Great Plains School of the Arts Moose Jaw Intensive Summer Arts Program 2,500 Martensville Community Access Centre Martensville Healthy Families, Healthy Community 15,000 Housing Advisory Committee Moose Jaw Short Term Youth Housing 5,000 City of Meadow Lake Meadow Lake Summer Recreation Camp 5,000 * Hunger in Moose Jaw Moose Jaw Community Kitchens 18,000 Meadow Lake Inter-Agency Committee Meadow Lake Putting the “we” in Community Wellness 15,500 Hunger in Moose Jaw Moose Jaw Community Gardens Project Coordinator 3,000 * Meadow Lake Tribal Council Meadow Lake Cultural Wellness Camp 25,000 Imagine the Future Committee Moose Jaw Investing in the Early Years 8,000 Northwest School Division Meadow Lake Summer Recreation Program 5,000 Moose Jaw Cultural Centre Moose Jaw Youth Performing Life on Stage 4,500 Meath Park School Meath Park Teen Adventure Leadership Training 5,500 Community Council Moose Jaw Drug Treatment Court Moose Jaw Day Programming Coordinator 2,500 * Advisory Committee Melfort and District Museum Melfort Family Days Summer Program 5,000

12 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 13 Community Grant Program, Cont. Community Grant Program, Cont.

Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Moose Jaw Family Services Moose Jaw Children’s Gardening Program 2,450 Youth Sub Group, Youth Asset Builders Moose Jaw Volunteer Bank 12,000

Moose Jaw Family Services Moose Jaw Children’s Gardening Program 2,000 * Moosomin Family Resource Centre Moosomin Drop in Playtime 25,000

Moose Jaw Family YMCA Moose Jaw Camp No Limits 2,500 Moosomin Family Resource Centre Moosomin Summer Reading Program 5,000

Moose Jaw Family YMCA Moose Jaw Outdoor Summer Camp 3,000 * Moosomin Family Resource Centre Moosomin Summer Reading Program 5,000 *

Moose Jaw Fieldhouse Moose Jaw Summer Program 3,500 Mortlach Youth Action Committee Mortlach Mortlach Summer Day Camp 2,500

Moose Jaw Literacy Network Moose Jaw Literacy on Wheels 1,000 Mossbank Youth Community Builders Mossbank Healthy Youth Builders 5,000

Moose Jaw Literacy Network Moose Jaw Early Years Enrichment 1,500 * Mossbank Youth Community Builders Mossbank Summer Play and Activities Program 3,000 *

Moose Jaw Multicultural Council Moose Jaw Newcomer Children’s Summer Program 4,000 Muskoday First Nation Muskoday Back to your Roots 4,400

Moose Jaw Multicultural Council Moose Jaw Newcomer Children’s Summer Program 3,000 * Nipawin Oasis Community Nipawin Summer Oskayuak Culture Program 25,000 Centre Cooperative Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery Moose Jaw Summer Art and Culture Camp 3,000 Nipawin Oasis Community Nipawin Summer Oskayuak Culture Program 5,000 * Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery Moose Jaw Summer Art and Culture Camp 3,000 * Centre Cooperative

Moose Jaw Parks and Recreation Moose Jaw Youth Activity Centres 4,000 Nipawin Parks and Recreation Board Nipawin Fun Factory Summer Youth Program 1,500 Advisory Board Nipawin Parks and Recreation Board Nipawin Fun Factory Summer Youth Program 5,000 * Moose Jaw Parks and Recreation Moose Jaw Friday Night Activity Club 5,000 Advisory Board Battlefords and Area Sexual North Battleford 2 Bboys Group 4,827 Assault Centre Moose Jaw Parks and Recreation Moose Jaw Youth Activity Centres 3,000 * Advisory Board Battlefords Boys and Girls Club North Battleford Summer Adventure Day Camp 5,000

Moose Jaw Public Library Moose Jaw Teen Programming 1,500 Battlefords Boys and Girls Club North Battleford Evening Programming 25,000

Moose Jaw South Central Crime Moose Jaw Primary Crime Prevention Program 15,000 Battlefords Boys and Girls Club North Battleford Summer Adventure Day Camp 5,000 * Reduction Committee Battlefords Early Childhood North Battleford Family and Community Engagement 17,000 Moose Jaw South Central Moose Jaw Summer Research and Development 1,696 * Intervention Program Drug Strategy Battlefords Early Childhood North Battleford Summer Respite Program 5,000 * Moose Jaw South Central Moose Jaw Free Teen Swim 3,000 * Intervention Program Drug Strategy Battlefords Family Health Centre North Battleford Healthy Living Program 25,000 Moose Jaw Transition Association Moose Jaw Building a Safer Community 14,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters North Battleford Many More Matches 24,000 Parent Mentor Program Moose Jaw Parent Mentor Program Family Activities 3,000 of the Battlefords

Partners Against Violence Moose Jaw Summer Research Project 2,500 Connaught Community School North Battleford Family Wellness Summer Camp 5,000

Pro-social Early Childhood Coalition Moose Jaw Early Childhood Behaviour Consultant 6,669 Connaught Community School North Battleford Family Wellness Summer Camp 5,000 *

Shared Services Mentor Program Moose Jaw School Aged Mentorship Program 10,000 Prairie North Regional Health Authority North Battleford Strides to Better Health 10,200

South West District for Culture, Moose Jaw Summer Play Program 10,000 Roots and Wings Family Resources Okla Rural Connection Initiatives 18,000 Recreation and Sport Osler Family Resource Centre Osler Osler Summer Programming 5,000 South West District for Culture, Moose Jaw Community Threat Assessment 7,500 Recreation and Sport Osler Recreation Committee Osler Osler Summer Programming 5,000 *

South West District for Culture, Moose Jaw Specialized Grant Writing Workshop 6,160 Outlook and District Recreation Board Outlook Summer Fun Playground Program 4,000 Recreation and Sport Pierceland Recreation Association Pierceland Summer Program 5,000 South West District for Culture, Moose Jaw Summer Play Program 10,000 * Recreation and Sport

14 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 15 Community Grant Program, Cont. Community Grant Program, Cont.

Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Girl Guides of Canada, 1st Pinehouse Pinehouse Lake Annual Program 9,000 Northern Sport, Culture and Prince Albert Grant Writing Workshops 15,000 Guiding Unit Recreation District

Girl Guides of Canada, 1st Pinehouse Pinehouse Lake Summer Camp 5,000 * Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation Prince Albert Aboriginal Youth Workshops 12,000 Guiding Unit Prince Albert Aboriginal Head Prince Albert Cultural Camp 5,000 * Girl Guides of Canada, 1st Pinehouse Pinehouse Lake Camping Program 5,000 Start Program Guiding Unit Prince Albert Community Prince Albert Community Networking Coalition 9,020 Pinehouse Lake Recreation Pinehouse Lake Present Aboriginal Fathers 5,000 Networking Coalition

Police Management Board Pinehouse Lake Crime Prevention Coordinator 25,000 Prince Albert Cooperative Prince Albert Learners with Purpose, Wisdom 25,000 Health Centre from Within Southwest Food Security Committee Ponteix Southwest Food Security Programs 25,000 Prince Albert Early Childhood Prince Albert Interactive Summer Preschool 5,000 * Porcupine Plain Economic Porcupine Plain Summer Play Program 4,294 * Intervention Program Development Prince Albert Early Childhood Prince Albert Interactive Summer Preschool 5,000 Porcupine Plain Interagency Porcupine Plain A Small Community with a Big Heart 3,000 Intervention Program Committee Prince Albert Literacy Network Prince Albert Focusing on Family Literacy 23,195 Porcupine Playschool Porcupine Plain Playschool Program 12,495 Prince Albert Outreach Program Prince Albert Summer Cultural Camp 5,000 Parkland Regional Library Preeceville Summer Reading Club 6,236 Prince Albert Outreach Program Prince Albert Youth Mentorship Project 21,300 Preeceville Economic Development Preeceville Swimming Lesson Program 3,235 Committee Growth Fund Prince Albert Outreach Program Prince Albert Youth Outdoor Education Program 5,000 *

Preeceville Economic Development Preeceville Swimming Lesson Program 2,183 * Prince Albert Share a Meal Food Bank Prince Albert Summer Snack Program 5,000 * Committee Growth Fund Prince Albert Share A Meal Food Bank Prince Albert Summer Snack Program 5,000 Association for Community Living Prince Albert Interec 4,100 * Queen Mary Community School Prince Albert Community Kitchen Project 3,500 Association for Community Living Prince Albert Interec 5,000 River Bank Development Corporation Prince Albert Community Kitchen Project 16,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters Prince Albert Many More Matches 15,000 of Prince Albert Riverside Community School Council Prince Albert Riverside Family Summer Program 4,850

Canadian Mental Health Association Prince Albert Rural Workshops 20,000 Riverside School Community Council Prince Albert Riverside Family Summer Program 4,800 *

Common Weal Community Arts Prince Albert Writing for Your Life Project 20,000 St. Mary’s High School Prince Albert West Flat Pow Wow 5,000 *

Family Connections and King Prince Albert Making a Difference, One Family at a Time 25,000 St. Michael Community School Prince Albert After School and Evening Activities 9,000 George Volunteer Centre Tri Send Kids to Camp Prince Albert Summer Camp Accessibility Project 5,000 * Healthy Choices for Kids Committee Prince Albert After School Program 19,716 W.J. Berezowsky School Prince Albert Program Coordinator 18,000 Lakeland District for Sport, Culture Prince Albert Mobile Playground Program 5,000 and Recreation West Gate Community Centre Prince Albert Multicultural Visual Arts Youth Workshops 4,620

Lakeland District for Sport, Culture Prince Albert Mobile Playground Program 5,000 * West Gate Community Centre Prince Albert Transitional Housing Advocate 5,000 and Recreation West Gate Community Centre Prince Albert Aboriginal Visual Arts Workshop 4,980 * Mann Art Gallery Prince Albert Summer Programming 2,462 * Westview Community School Prince Albert Summer Camp Accessibility Project 4,400 Mikisew Preschool Corporation Prince Albert Mikisew Cook and Book 5,000 Radville Parents and Tots Association Radville Radville Parents and Tots Program 7,250 Native Coordinating Council Prince Albert Parenting our Children Project 14,240 Children’s Haven Child Crisis Centre Redvers and District Recreation Centre Redvers Summer Swimming Program 2,000

Northern Sport, Culture and Prince Albert Play Leadership North 5,000 Redvers and District Recreation Centre Redvers Summer Swimming Program 3,400 * Recreation District

16 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 17 Community Grant Program, Cont. Community Grant Program, Cont.

Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Redvers Early Learning and Redvers Experience the Seasons 5,000 * Give Kids a Chance Charity Regina Dream Brokers 585,000 Child Care Centre Globe Theatre Society Regina Educational Outreach Project 25,000 Acquired Brain Injury Regina Kids Camp 10,000 * Partnership Project Globe Theatre Society Regina Summer Camp for Immigrant 4,850 * and Refugee Youth Al Ritchie Community Association Regina Summer Jam 5,000 * Hope’s Home Regina Summer Program 5,000 Albert Community School Regina Summer Family Reading Project 5,000 Hope’s Home Regina Recreational Program 11,000 Albert Community School Regina Summer Reading Program 4,375 * Hope’s Home Regina Summer Program 5,000 * All Nations Healin’ Thru Artz Regina Multimedia Artz After School 25,000 Kitchener Community School Regina Moving to Learn Camp 5,000 * Association of Community Living Regina Next Chapter Book Club 4,000 Kitchener Community School Regina Moving to Learn Camp 5,000 Autism Resource Centre Regina Summer Program 5,000 Learning Disabilities Association Regina Summer Sunshine Day Camp 5,000 * Autism Resource Centre Regina Summer Program 5,000 * of Saskatchewan

Big Brothers of Regina Regina Traditional Match Program 25,000 Learning Disabilities Association Regina Summer Sunshine Day Camp 5,000 of Saskatchewan Camp Monahan Association Regina Sponsorship Program 5,000 Library Services for Saskatchewan Regina Aboriginal Storytelling 50,000 Camp Monahan Association Regina Sponsorship Program 5,000 * Aboriginal Peoples

Carmichael Outreach Regina Community Grant Program 5,000 Lifesaving Society Regina Northern WaterSmart Program 5,000

Carmichael Outreach Regina Food Security and Nutrition Program 24,000 Lifesaving Society Regina Northern Saskatchewan Water 25,000 Smart and Aquatic Leadership Program Carmichael Outreach Regina Community Garden Project 4,700 * Mispon: A Celebration of Regina Cumberland House Video Project 21,903 Common Weal Community Arts Regina Listen to Dis:VOICE 25,000 Indigenous Filmmakers

Early Years Family Centre Regina Family Centre 25,000 Mispon: A Celebration of Regina Stories of Mistassini 25,000 Working Group Indigenous Filmmakers

Early Years Family Centre Regina Toddler Time Program 5,000 * Mother Theresa Middle School Regina Summer Student Leadership Academy 5,000 Working Group Nature Conservancy of Canada Regina Property Watch 20,000 EYES: Educating Youth in Regina Outreach Program 5,000 Engineering and Science Nature Conservancy of Canada Regina Bringing Nature Back to the Masses 10,000 *

EYES: Educating Youth in Regina Outreach Program 5,000 * Nature Saskatchewan Regina Nature Quest 20,000 Engineering and Science Planned Parenthood Regina Regina GirlZone 4,505 * First Nations University of Canada Regina Indigenous Community Food System 25,000 Planned Parenthood Regina Regina GirlZone Enriched 23,960 First Nations University of Canada Regina Spring Celebration Pow Wow 5,000 * Regina Early Learning Centre Regina Spirit of Peace, Recovering from 17,500 Food for Life Regina Food for Life Store 21,500 Family Violence

Four Directions Community Regina Four Directions Gardening Project 2,795 * Regina Education and Action Regina North Central Healthy Community Fair 5,000 Health Centre on Child Hunger

Girl Guides of Canada, Regina Girl Guide Camping for Girls at Risk 2,785 * Regina Food for Learning Regina Nutrition Basics for Maximum Learning 25,000 Southern Horizons Area Regina Home Economics for Regina Summer Nutrition Camp 5,000 Girl Guides of Canada, Regina Girl Guide Camping for Girls at Risk 3,820 Living Project Southern Horizons Area Regina Home Economics for Regina Children’s Cooking Camp Project 5,000 * Girl Guides of Canada, Regina Regina Community Schools Girl Guides 8,640 Living Project Southern Horizons Area

18 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 19 Community Grant Program, Cont. Community Grant Program, Cont.

Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Regina Home Economics for Regina Building Skills for a Brighter Future 11,140 University of Regina Pride Centre for Regina Youth Leadership Program 25,000 Living Project Sexuality and Gender Diversity

Regina Home Economics for Regina Financial Literacy Skills for Young Adults 4,080 University of Regina, Cougar Men’s Regina Wellness Outreach Project 25,000 Living Project Basketball Program

Regina Indian Community Awareness Regina Free Hot Lunch Program 25,000 University of Regina, Faculty of Regina Aboriginal Youth Leadership Camp 10,000 Kinesiology and Health Studies Regina Open Door Society Regina Community Orientation and Summer 5,000 Learning Program University of Regina, Faculty of Regina Aboriginal Youth Leadership Camp 10,000 * Kinesiology and Health Studies Regina Open Door Society Regina Community Orientation and Summer 5,000 * Learning Program Wascana Community School Regina Summer Reading Program 4,375 *

Regina Palliative Care Regina Caring Hearts Camp: A Weekend Retreat 10,000 Wascana Racing Canoe Club Regina Inner City School Program 5,000 for Grieving Children and Teens Wascana Racing Canoe Club Regina Inner City School Program 5,000 * Regina Palliative Care Regina Caring Hearts Camp: A Weekend Retreat 10,000 * for Grieving Children and Teens Wind on My Wings Sailing Club Regina Summer Sailing Program 5,000 *

Regina Senior Citizen’s Centre Regina Four Leaf Clover Seniors Independence 25,000 YMCA of Regina Regina Virtual YMCA Program 25,000 Club Transition YMCA of Regina Regina Ta-wa-si Recreation 5,000 * Regina Treaty Status Indian Services Regina Kids Skill Building Learning Program 4,250 * YMCA of Regina Regina Ta-wa-si Recreation 5,000 Regina Work Preparation Centre Regina Aboriginal Liaison 25,000 YWCA of Regina Regina YWCA Urban Adventure Camp 5,000 * Regina Youth for Christ Regina Youth for Christ Community Programs 25,000 YWCA of Regina Regina Urban Adventure Camp 5,000 Sakewewak First Nation’s Regina Storytellers Festival/Media Arts Festival/ 25,000 Artists Collective The Gathering Snapshot YWCA of Regina Regina Y’S Families 25,000

Saskatchewan Abilities Council Regina Social Leisure Youth Program 22,617 YWCA of Regina - Big Sisters Regina Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds 24,337

Saskatchewan Abilities Council Regina Summer Fun Program 5,000 * Rocanville and District Rocanville Summer Student 5,000 Museum Society Saskatchewan Abilities Council Regina Summer Fun Program 5,000 Rocanville Cooperative Playschool Rocanville Playschool Operations 7,000 SCEP Centre Early Intervention Regina Transition Planning 25,000 and Training Services Rocanville Parks and Recreation Board Rocanville Summer Program Coordinator 5,000

SCEP Centre Society Regina Summer Friends 5,000 * Rocanville Parks and Recreation Board Rocanville Rocanville Summer Fun Program 5,000 *

SCEP Centre Society Regina Summer Friends 5,000 Rocanville Peer Facilitators Rocanville Leadership and Bullying 7,880 Prevention Program Sepak Takraw Saskatchewan Regina Mentorship and Training Program 5,000 Rosetown Kid Kare Rosetown Summer Fun Program 2,255 Sepak Takraw Saskatchewan Regina Mentorship and Training Program 5,000 * Rosetown Kid Kare Rosetown Let’s Get Active! 1,785 Street Worker’s Advocacy Project Regina Youth Outreach Project 25,000 Rosetown Kid Kare Rosetown Summer Fun Program 5,000 * Summer Program for Special Children Regina Summer Program for Special Children 5,000 West Central Literacy Committee Rosetown Books for Life 5,100 Summer Program for Special Children Regina Summer Program for Special Children 5,000 * Seager Wheeler National Historic Site Rosthern Children’s Heritage Day Camp 2,000 Sun Country Kids Club Regina Day Camp Program 5,000 Town of Rosthern Rosthern Rosthern Playground Program 5,000 * United Way of Regina Regina Executive Director Leadership 5,000 Development Saltcoats and District Daycare Saltcoats School Aged Summer Program 5,000 *

University of Regina Lifelong Regina Twenty Grand Kids Camp 5,000 * Saltcoats and District Daycare Saltcoats School Aged Summer Program 5,000 Learning Centre Northeast Regional Housing Authority Sandy Bay Boys and Girls Club 17,500

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Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Northern Village of Sandy Bay Sandy Bay Memorial Beach Project 5,000 * Coteau Community Club Saskatoon Coteau Swim for Life Program 1,200

Sandy Bay Community Sandy Bay Annual Family Culture Camp 5,000 Family Service Saskatoon Saskatoon Youth Drama Program 25,000 Resource Centre Federation des Francophones Saskatoon 8th Festival Cinergie 10,000 Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatoon Summer Garden Program 5,000 de Saskatoon

Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatoon Summer Garden Program 5,000 * Frontier College Saskatoon Junior Chefs 18,518

Association for Community Living Saskatoon Summer Day Camps 5,000 * Girl Guides of Canada, Saskatoon Core Neighborhood Girl Guide Program 15,800 Bridging Rivers Area Council Association for Community Living Saskatoon Youth Programs 47,550 Gordon Snelgrove Gallery Saskatoon Finding City 4,990 Autism Services Saskatoon Saskatoon Summer Day Program 5,000 Gordon Snelgrove Gallery Saskatoon Finding City 5,000 * Autism Services Saskatoon Saskatoon Autism Services Summer Day Program 5,000 * Greater Saskatoon Catholic Saskatoon St. Mary’s After School Program 25,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon Saskatoon Go Girls! And Game On 24,608 Schools Foundation

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Saskatoon Saskatoon Programming in the Northeast 25,000 Greater Saskatoon Catholic Saskatoon St. Mary Summer Camp 5,000 Schools Foundation Boys and Girls Club of Saskatoon Saskatoon Pike Lake Summer Day Camps 5,000 ICM River Bend Integrated Saskatoon Community Art Project 2,000 Boys and Girls Club of Saskatoon Saskatoon Pike Lake Summer Day Camps 5,000 * Community Ministries

Camp Fyre"y Saskatchewan Saskatoon Youth Leadership Retreat 5,000 * International Women of Saskatoon Saskatoon Yirjan: A Girl’s Participation and 15,000 Leadership Project Canadian Diabetes Association Saskatoon Summer Camp Program 10,000 John Arcand Fiddle Fest Saskatoon 15th Annual John Arcand Fiddle Fest 5,000 Canadian Diabetes Association Saskatoon Youth in Action 15,000 John Arcand Fiddle Fest Saskatoon 16th Annual John Arcand Fiddle Fest 9,000 * Canadian Diabetes Association Saskatoon Volunteer Engagement Program 25,000 Junior Achievement of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Rural Expansion Initiative 25,000 Canadian Diabetes Association Saskatoon Summer Camp Program 10,000 * Learning Disabilities Association Saskatoon Summer Sunshine Day Camp 5,000 Catholic Family Services of Saskatoon Saskatoon Healthy Family Life in Canada 21,580 of Saskatchewan

Catholic Family Services of Saskatoon Saskatoon Peaceful Parenting 4,250 * Learning Disabilities Association Saskatoon Summer Sunshine Day Camp 5,000 * of Saskatchewan Central Urban Métis Federation Saskatoon Children’s Support 25,000 Lighthouse Supported Living Saskatoon Complex Needs Support Worker 4,250 * Child and Youth Friendly Saskatoon Saskatoon Youth Volunteer Program 5,000 Lighthouse Supported Living Saskatoon Emergency Shelter Case Management 25,000 Children’s Discovery Museum Saskatoon Access Program 2,152 on the Saskatchewan Mount Royal Community Association Saskatoon Night Eagle Program 5,000

Community Legal Assistance Services Saskatoon Walk In Advocacy Clinic 25,000 New Community Youth Saskatoon Pleasant Hill Jobs Club 5,000 for Saskatoon Inner City: CLASSIC Development Corporation

Community Legal Assistance Services Saskatoon Legal Advice Clinic 15,000 Northern Saskatchewan International Saskatoon Children’s Festival 5,000 * for Saskatoon Inner City: CLASSIC Children’s Festival

Community Legal Assistance Services Saskatoon Walk-in Advocacy Clinic 5,000 * Nurturing with Rhymes Saskatoon Nurturing with Rhymes 5,000 for Saskatoon Inner City: CLASSIC PAVED Arts Saskatoon The Digital Gaze 3,400 * Community Legal Assistance Services Saskatoon Walk-In Advocacy Clinic 5,000 for Saskatoon Inner City: CLASSIC Persephone Theatre Saskatoon Youth Series 10,000

Core Neighbourhood Youth Coop Saskatoon Summer Bike Shop Coop 5,000 Saskatchewan A.G. Bell Association Saskatoon Kids Camp 3,000 * for the Deaf Coteau Community Club Saskatoon Summer Fun at Coteau 1,200 * Saskatchewan A.G. Bell Association Saskatoon Summer Camp 3,000 for the Deaf

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Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Saskatchewan Abilities Council Saskatoon Social Leisure Youth Program 25,000 YAS: Young Athlete Saskatchewan Saskatoon KIYAM 10,000

Saskatchewan Abilities Council Saskatoon Camp Easter Seal 10,000 * YAS: Young Athlete Saskatchewan Saskatoon KIYAM 10,000 *

Saskatchewan Abilities Council Saskatoon Summer Fun 5,000 * YMCA of Saskatoon Saskatoon Aboriginal Lifeguard 25,000 Pre-Employment Program Saskatchewan Abilities Council Saskatoon Summer Fun 5,000 Youth Launch, Western Hub of the Saskatoon Uniﬁed Minds: Youth Action Network 25,000 Saskatchewan Archaeological Society Saskatoon ArchaeoCaravan Museum Program 10,000 * Students Commission of Canada

Saskatchewan Archaeological Society Saskatoon ArchaeoCaravan Museum Program 10,000 Grand Coteau Heritage and Shaunavon Summer Art Camps 5,000 Cultural Centre Saskatchewan Association for the Saskatoon Surfaces 14,450 Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured Grand Coteau Heritage and Shaunavon Summer Art Camps 5,000 * Cultural Centre Saskatchewan Intercultural Association Saskatoon Global Movement 22,608 Shaunavon Wellness and Shaunavon Summer Active 5,000 Saskatoon Community Youth Saskatoon After School and Weekend Drop In 25,000 Leisure Committee Arts Programming Wellness and Leisure Committee Shaunavon Summer Active 4,000 * Saskatoon Community Youth Saskatoon Drop in and Scheduled Summer Art Camp 5,000 * Arts Programming Town of Shellbrook Shellbrook Summer Playground Program 5,000

Saskatoon Council on Aging Saskatoon Seniors Engagement Project 14,837 Town of Shellbrook Shellbrook Summer Playground Program 5,000 *

Saskatoon District Sports Council Saskatoon Sports for Life Summer Camps 5,000 Prairie Central District for Sport, Southey Summer Youth Program 10,000 Culture and Recreation Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Saskatoon Cultural Connections 25,000 Prairie Central District for Sport, Southey Summer Youth Program 10,000 * Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Saskatoon Meal Program 25,000 Culture and Recreation

Saskatoon Downtown Youth Centre Saskatoon Cultural Connections 25,000 Southey and District Recreation Board Southey Summer Activity Camp 4,050 *

Saskatoon Housing Authority Family Saskatoon Youth Community Access Program 25,000 Prairie Community Endeavours Spiritwood Summer Program 2,994 Tenant Association Spiritwood Area Recreation, Spiritwood Summer Recreation Program 4,850 * Saskatoon Housing Authority Family Saskatoon Youth Community Access Program 5,000 * Culture and Sport Tenant Association Spiritwood Area Recreation, Spiritwood Summer Recreation Program 4,000 Saskatoon Housing Authority Saskatoon Summer Outdoor Education Initiative 5,000 Culture and Sport Tenant Association Spiritwood Area Recreation, Spiritwood After School Program 4,000 Saskatoon Restorative Action Program Saskatoon Restorative Action Program 25,000 Culture and Sport

Saskatoon Restorative Action Program Saskatoon Restorative Action Program 25,000 Community and Family Initiatives St. Walburg Summer Fun Program 5,000

Saskatoon Youth Soccer Saskatoon Soccer Kids in the Park 5,000 Girl Guides of Canada, 1st Stanley Stanley Mission Annual Program 9,000 Mission Guiding Unit Saskatoon Youth Soccer Saskatoon Soccer Kids in the Park 5,000 * Girl Guides of Canada, 1st Stanley Stanley Mission Summer Camp 4,633 * Shakespeare on the Saskatoon Métis and First Nations Initiative 4,800 Mission Guiding Unit Saskatchewan Festival Star City Before and After Star City Before and After School Program 25,000 Tamarack Foundation Saskatoon Camp Tamarack Summer Program 10,000 * School Program

Tamarack Foundation Saskatoon Camp Tamarack Summer Program 10,000 Stewart Valley Day Care Stewart Valley Play and Exploration Project 5,415

West Ridge Village Saskatoon Summer Program Coordinator 5,000 123 Care for me Child Care Sturgis Summer Fun 4,750

West Ridge Village Saskatoon Summer Program Coordinator 5,000 * 123 Care for Me Child Care Sturgis Summer Fun 2,600 *

White Buffalo Youth Lodge Saskatoon Summer Blast Project 5,000 Family Resource Centre Sturgis Summer Fun Program 3,400 *

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Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Kinette Club of Sturgis Sturgis Sturgis Nursery School 5,000 Wadena Van Corporation Wadena Walk and Roll Program 10,000

Family Resource Centre Swift Current Parent Support Network 10,700 Wakaw Recreation Board Wakaw Summer Kids Club 2,570

Great Plains College, Southwest Swift Current A Learning Journey 23,370 Town of Warman Warman Summer Fun Program 5,000 * Literacy Committee Town of Warman Warman Summer Fun Program 5,000 Saskatchewan Abilities Council Swift Current Summer Fun 5,000 McNab Regional Park Watson Summer Fun Program 3,000 Saskatchewan Abilities Council Swift Current Summer Fun 5,000 * Watson Public Library Watson Summer Reading Program 3,450 * Southwest Cultural Swift Current Summer Chautauqua Theatre Festival 1,000 * Development Group Watson Recreation Board Watson Summer Activities Program 2,040

Swift Current Community Swift Current Outdoor Adventure and 3,000 * Watson Recreation Board Watson Summer Water Fun 5,000 * Youth Initiative Character Development Big Brothers Big Sisters Association Weyburn In School Mentoring 19,936 Swift Current Community Swift Current After School Drop In and Mentoring 8,500 Youth Initiative Big Brothers Big Sisters Association Weyburn Kids’n’Kops 5,000 *

The Center Swift Current Hub at the Center 5,000 * Big Brothers Big Sisters Association Weyburn Kids n’Kops 5,000

The Center Swift Current The Hub at the Center 5,000 City of Weyburn Weyburn Fun in the Sun Day Camp 1,500

Cumberland Regional College Tisdale Bridges to Employment Work 7,540 City of Weyburn Weyburn Fun in the Sun Day Camp 2,500 * Readiness Program Signal Hills Arts Center Weyburn A Lucky Year for Art 5,000 * Kelsey Trail Health Region Tisdale Summer Youth Recreation Program 1,000 * Signal Hills Arts Center Weyburn Summer Art Program 2,000 North East Early Childhood Tisdale Swimming Fun 4,000 Intervention Program Sun Country Health Region Weyburn Out and About Summer Program 5,000 *

Tisdale and Area Community Tisdale Wee Ones: Workshops for Young 6,720 Tommy Douglas Centre Weyburn Youth Development Summer Theatre 5,000 Action Cooperative Children and Their Grown-Ups Weyburn and Area Council on Weyburn MiniGo School 13,000 Tisdale Interagency, CHUMS Tisdale Caring, Helping, You and Me Sharing 9,000 Child Abuse Subcommittee Weyburn and Area Council on Weyburn Sunny Scholars 5,000 * Village of Togo Togo Afterschool Program 6,426 Child Abuse

Town of Turtleford Turtleford Summer Camp 4,352 Weyburn Family Place Weyburn Out and About Summer Program 5,000

Heartland Health Region Community Unity Social Groups 15,000 White Fox Public Library White Fox Summer Program 2,018 Inclusive Support Services White Fox Public Library White Fox Let’s Go and Discover 2,760 * Heartland Health Region Community Unity Social Groups 10,000 Inclusive Support Services Whitewood Action for Families Whitewood Summer Activity Program 4,450

Unity Community Resource Center Unity Community Resource Center 19,000 Willow Bunch Library Willow Bunch Summer Reading Program 1,500 *

Unity Interagency Committee Unity Preschool Summer Program 5,000 Willow Bunch Library Willow Bunch Summer Reading Program 1,000

Unity Interagency Committee Unity Preschool Summer Program 5,000 * Circle Square Ranch Wolseley Camp Scholarship Program 5,000

Community Family Resource Centre Vanguard Summer Fun Program 5,000 Circle Square Ranch Wolseley Camp Scholarship Program 5,000 *

Community Family Resource Centre Vanguard Summer Fun Program 4,880 * Town of Wynyard Wynyard Summer Kidz Program 3,300

Vanguard and District Recreation Board Vanguard Youth Group 12,677 Wynyard CARRES Wynyard CARRES Summer Program 5,000

Vibank Recreation Project Vibank Afterschool Project 20,500 Wynyard CARRES Wynyard CARRES Summer Program 5,000 *

26 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 27 Community Grant Program, Cont. Community Vitality Program Grants through the Community Vitality Program help address community needs relating to Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) small capital projects and events that contribute to community pride. During 2012-13, the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Yorkton Yorkton Heroes Summer Life Skills Program 5,000 Community Initiatives Fund approved $3,684,737 through 311 grants under this program. This included 233 grants totaling $2,867,500 for small capital projects and 78 grants totaling Big Brothers Big Sisters of Yorkton Yorkton Life Skills in School Mentoring 25,000 $817,237 for community pride projects. The Community Vitality Program is delivered with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Yorkton Yorkton Heroes Summer Life Skills Program 5,000 * the assistance of two volunteer adjudication committees involving 13 individuals from across Saskatchewan. The Community Vitality Program will end March 31, 2014. Boys and Girls Club of Yorkton Yorkton Summer Programming 5,000 *

Boys and Girls Club of Yorkton Yorkton Summer Programming 5,000 Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Boys and Girls Club of Yorkton Yorkton Annual Programming 10,000 Village of Albertville Albertville Community Centre Renovation 10,000 City of Yorkton, Community Yorkton Summer Culture, Arts and Physically 4,300 Development, Parks and Recreation Active Experiences Alida Homecoming Committee Alida Homecoming Celebrations 9,950

City of Yorkton, Community Yorkton Summer Culture, Arts and Physically 5,000 * Aneroid Centennial Committee Aneroid Centennial Celebrations 10,500 Development, Parks and Recreation Active Experiences Village of Annaheim Annaheim Community Hall Upgrades 5,000 Integrated Services Program; Parent & Yorkton Community, Family and Parent 13,000 Family Skill Development Committee Skill Development Arcola Fair and Stampede Arcola Arcola fairground building 25,000

Parkland Early Childhood Yorkton Summer Respite Program 2,950 Avonlea Centennial Committee Avonlea 100th Anniversary Celebrations 37,275 Intervention Program R.M. of Edenwold Balgonie Centennial Celebrations 9,763 Parkland Early Childhood Yorkton Summer Respite Program 5,000 * Intervention Program Saskatchewan Hospital Reunion Battleford 100th Anniversary Reunion 7,365 and History Book Committee Parkland Regional Library Yorkton Family Literacy Program 5,000 * Town of Battleford Battleford Battleford Historic Opera House 20,000 Parkland Valley Sport, Culture Yorkton Summer Tour 5,000 Upgrades and Recreation District Beauval Minor Sports and Recreation Beauval Playground and Community Park 12,000 Parkland Valley Sport, Culture Yorkton Summer Tour 5,000 * Improvements and Recreation District Biggar Recreation Valley Biggar Arena Restoration Project 10,000 Saskatchewan Abilities Council Yorkton FunAbilities 5,000 * Town of Biggar Biggar Jubilee Stadium Upgrades 10,000 Saskatchewan Abilities Council Yorkton FunAbilities 4,916 Martins Lake Regional Park Authority Blaine Lake 50th Anniversary Celebrations 3,100 Ventures Community Futures Yorkton Youth Summer Club 4,800 Development Corporation Borden and District Museum Borden Furnace Replacement 2,369

Yorkton Mental Health Drop-In Centre Yorkton The Becoming Clubhouse 10,000 Village of Borden Borden Hall Upgrades 10,000

5,666,376 Bredenbury 100 Year Centennial Bredenbury 100th Anniversary 9,000 Committee Delivery Fees 178,501 Town of Bredenbury Bredenbury Heating and Bathroom Renovation 12,000 Less Grants Returned 145,858 Briercrest Recreation Board Briercrest Village Square Playground 7,000 Total Community Grants $ 5,699,019 Brooksby Community Club Brooksby Community Hall Upgrade 15,000

Buchanan and District Recreation Buchanan Curling Cure 30,000 Board

R.M. of Buchanan Buchanan 100th Anniversary Celebration 12,950

Buffalo Narrows Minor Sports Buffalo Narrows Sports Park 22,500 Committee

Keewatin Yatthe Regional Health Buffalo Narrows Buffalo Narrows Multi-Use Trails 10,000 Authority, Physical Therapy Department

*Note: Summer Grants within the Community Grant Program indicated with an asterisk were approved by the CIF Board of Trustees in March 2013 for delivery between May 1st and September 30th, 2013.

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Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Bulyea and District Curling Bulyea Curling Rink Roof Replacement 10,000 Denholm Centennial Committee Denholm Celebration of the Centenary 2,350 Rink Committee Dinsmore Centennial Committee Dinsmore Centennial Celebrations 14,062 Burstall and District Fall Fair Burstall Fall Fair 4,000 Committee Dinsmore Memorial Arena Dinsmore New Ice Refrigeration Plant 40,000

Burstall Baseball Association Burstall Ball Diamond Improvements 7,500 Dodsland Centennial Committee Dodsland Centennial Celebrations 5,000

Cabri 100th Anniversary Committee Cabri 100th Anniversary 8,427 Duck Lake Historical Museum Society Duck Lake Museum Improvements 3,000

Canora Ukrainian Heritage Museum Canora Roof Repair 10,000 Town of Duck Lake Duck Lake Wheel Chair Accessibility Project 10,000

R.M. of Good Lake Canora 100th Anniversary Celebrations 10,150 Dundurn Lions Club Dundurn Spray Park 20,000

R.M. of Keys Canora Centennial Project 250 Resort Village of Shields Dundurn Intergenerational Park 3,000

Town of Canora Canora Chase Kraynick "Pay It Forward" 20,000 Resort Village of Thode Dundurn Village Centre Upgrades 5,000 Splash Park Eastend Historical Museum and Eastend Museum Improvements 2,100 Carlyle and District Leisure Complex Carlyle Pool Membrane and Sidewall Repair 35,000 Cultural Centre

Carlyle and District Leisure Complex Carlyle Zero Depth Entry Pool Expansion 15,000 Eatonia Park Committee Eatonia Park Rejuvenation 15,000

Carnduff Swimming Pool Carnduff Safety Upgrades 35,000 Edenwold Centennial Committee Edenwold Edenwold Centennial 3,620

Caron and District Community Club Caron Community Hall Upgrades 3,000 Resort Village of Mistusinne Elbow Outdoor Gathering Place 3,000

Royal Canadian Legion Central Butte Upgrades to Legion Hall 12,000 Elfros Rink Board Elfros Hall Revitalization 15,000

Town of Central Butte Central Butte Public Washroom 2,775 Town of Elrose Elrose Celebrating 100 Years of History 3,425

Chaplin Centennial Committee Chaplin Chaplin Centennial Celebrations 7,600 Endeavour School Community Endeavour Roof It Right Project 25,000 Complex Choiceland Elks Memorial Choiceland Elks Memorial Hall Repairs 4,600 Hall Committee Gerald and District Recreation Esterhazy Rink Lobby Renovation 20,000 Association Village of Christopher Lake Christopher Lake Outdoor Arena Upgrade 7,000 City of Estevan Estevan Kin Park Outdoor Rink 10,000 Claybank Brick Plant Claybank Tour Route Story Boards 1,000 Historical Society St. Mary's School Community Council Estevan Playground Upgrades 15,000

Village of Climax Climax Aquatic Centre Upgrade 35,000 Eston and District Recreation Board Eston Arena Upgrades 10,000

Resort Village of Cochin Cochin Playground Revitalization 12,500 Eston Stay'n'Play Eston Playground Project 10,000

R.M. of Rodgers Centennial Coderre Centennial Project 2,208 Fairy Glen Community Club Fairy Glen Community Club Upgrades 5,000 Committee Findlater Ranch Rodeo Committee Findlater Rodeo Grounds Improvements 2,000 Village of Coderre Coderre Community Rink Insulation Upgrade 993 Flaxcombe Community Club Flaxcombe Playground Improvements 7,800 Consul Skating Rink Consul Rink Complex Repair 25,000 Town of Fleming Fleming Community Hall Upgrade 10,000 Town of Craik Craik Recreational Trail Development Project 1,600 Foam Lake Water Park Committee Foam Lake Spray Park 20,000 Town of Cudworth Cudworth Arena Upgrade 10,000 R.M. of Fox Valley Fox Valley Centennial Celebrations 7,975 Dalmeny Spray and Play Dalmeny Spray and Play Park 20,000 Park Committee Gainsborough Community Theatre Gainsbourough Community Theatre Renovation Project 6,000

Town of Dalmeny Dalmeny Multi-purpose Outdoor Facility 10,000 Glenbain Lions Club Glenbain Hall Upgrades 15,000

Town of Davidson Davidson Town Hall Renovation Project 10,000 Fir Mountain Community Hall Glentworth Building Upgrades 15,000

Denare Beach Recreation Board Denare Beach Main Beach Washroom Upgrade 29,000 R.M. of Waverley Glentworth Centennial Celebrations 7,252

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Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Glidden Recreation Board Glidden Community Hall Upgrades 6,000 Kelvington Agricultural Society Kelvington Washroom Upgrades 20,000

Goodsoil and District Recreation Goodsoil Arena Restoration 31,000 Town of Kelvington Kelvington Washroom Upgrades 400 Board Kenaston Community Recreation Kenaston Swimming Pool Renovations 10,000 Last Mountain Regional Park Govan Swimming Pool Liner Replacement 20,000 Board

Saskatchewan Solstice Festival Gravelbourg International Food and Music Festival 6,700 Kenaston School Kenaston Sports Grounds Updates 10,000

Grif!n Recreation Board Grif!n Flooring Upgrades 10,000 Kincaid Centennial Committee Kincaid Centennial Celebrations 15,627

Gronlid Minor Sports Association Gronlid Gronlid Rink Repair 20,000 Kisbey Museum Kisbey Museum Upgrades 2,900

Wapiti Valley Regional Park Gronlid Playground Project 5,000 Kronau Community Recreation Kronau Community Revitalization Project 10,000 Cooperative Village of Carmichael Gull Lake Community Playground Project 298 R.M. of Sasman Kuroki Centennial Celebrations 6,575 Hafford and District Recreation Board Hafford Upgrade Facility 6,000 La Loche Friendship Centre La Loche Playground 10,000 R.M. of Redberry Centennial Hafford 100th Anniversary Celebrations 48,000 Committee Gordon Denny Community School La Ronge Playground Revitalization 35,000 Playground Committee Town of Hague Hague Hall Addition 25,000 La Ronge Parks and Recreation Board La Ronge Morley Wilson Park Enhancement 15,000 Town of Hanley Hanley Outdoor Recreational Facility Renewal 10,000 Northern Settlement of Wollaston La Ronge Playground 5,000 Harris and District Lions Club Harris Lions Park Playground 10,000 Lake

Hazenmore Recreation and Hazenmore Community Hall Improvement Project 10,000 Northern Settlement of Wollaston Lake La Ronge Community Garden 250 Community Club La"eche Centennial Committee La"eche Centennial Celebration 18,926 Hepburn Parks and Recreation Board Hepburn Basketball Court 5,000 Town of La"eche La"eche Water Park 20,000 Herbert and District Recreation Board Herbert Sports Complex Dressing Room 10,000 Upgrades Lake Alma Recreation Board Lake Alma Rink Renovation 15,000

Herbert and District Recreation Board Herbert Playground Upgrades 10,000 John Doherty Memorial Arena Lake Lenore Arena Improvements 8,000

Herbert Heritage Association Herbert Roof Repair Project 10,000 Town of Lampman Recreation Board Lampman Rink Roof 40,000

R.M. of St. Louis Hoey 100th Anniversary 31,135 Lancer and District Culture and Lancer Centennial Celebration 4,225 Recreation Agricultural Society Hamlet of Holbein Holbein Outdoor Rink for the Hamlet 7,600 Lang Rink Board Lang Roof Upgrades 15,000 Holdfast Parks and Recreation Holdfast Rink Hall Upgrade 8,000 Langenburg Swimming Pool Langenburg Swimming Pool Liner 23,000 Red Deer Saddle Club Hudson Bay Community Enhancement Project 7,000 Committee

Shand Agricultural Society Hudson Bay Fair Ground Upgrades 4,500 Langham Curling Club Langham Replace Chiller for Curling Rink Ice 11,393 Plant Humboldt Senior Citizens Club Humboldt Community Facility Upgrade 20,000 Lanigan Elementary School Lanigan Elementary School Playground 20,000 Marysburg Centre of the Arts Humboldt Community Pride Event 4,146 Playground Committee

Town of Indian Head Spray Pad Indian Head Spray Pad Project 20,000 Lashburn Curling Club Lashburn Curling Rink Renovation 10,000 Committee Town of Lashburn Lashburn Revitalizing Heritage Park 20,000 Invermay Arena Invermay Electrical Upgrades 8,500 Town of Leader Leader 100th Anniversary Celebrations 13,000 Ituna School Community Council Ituna Playground Renovation 15,000 Leask Library Museum Tea Room Leask Leask Museum/Library/Tea Room 25,000 Town of Kamsack Kamsack Pocket Playgrounds 15,000 Committee Project

Village of Kelliher Kelliher Multi-Purpose Outdoor Facility 20,000 Lebret Recreation Board Lebret Village Centennial Celebration 3,695

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Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Village of Lebret Lebret Community Centre Upgrades 9,000 R.M. of Hillsborough Moose Jaw Centennial Celebrations 3,277

R.M. of LeRoy LeRoy 100th Year Anniversary Celebrations 2,575 Kinsmen Club of Moosomin, United Moosomin Bradley Park Playing Fields 20,000 Soccer, Moosomin Generals Football Lestock Playground Fund Lestock Lestock New Playground 14,000 Organization

Village of Lestock Lestock Centennial Celebration 8,650 Mortlach Community Development Mortlach Historical Plaques 4,000 and Agricultural Society Liberty Service Club Liberty Centennial Celebration 8,850 Lake Johnston Centennial Committee Mossbank 100th Anniversary Celebrations 2,290 R.M. of Stonehenge Limerick Restoration of Historic Building 10,000 Mazenod Community Hall and Mossbank 100th Anniversary Celebrations 1,288 Village of Limerick Limerick Centennial Park 7,000 Events Board

Lintlaw School Reunion Lintlaw School Reunion/Homecoming 6,765 R.M. of Sutton Mossbank Mazenod Community Hall Facility 2,500 Renovations Lloydminster Native Friendship Centre Lloydminster Centre Improvements 30,000 Naicam Lions Club Naicam Jerry Fouse Memorial Park 5,000 Disleyland Playground Committee Lumsden Playground Upgrades 15,000 Rehabilitation Project

Town of Lumsden Lumsden Lumsden Spray Pad Project 20,000 Neilburg Community Hall Neilburg Foundation Repair 6,600

Village of Macrorie Macrorie Community Hall 5,000 Neilburg Recreation Board Neilburg Manitou Memorial Arena 10,000

Maple Creek Curling Club Maple Creek Plant Replacement 12,500 Netherhill Recreation Association Netherhill Restoration of Memorial Hall 2,125

Piapot 100th Anniversary Committee Maple Creek 100th Anniversary Celebration 9,246 Village of Neville Neville Community Centre Energy Retroﬁt 5,000

Town of Maple Creek Maple Creek Heritage District Gateway Mural 8,000 Nipawin Parks and Recreation Nipawin Kiteley Park Equipment Upgrades 10,000 Department Marcelin and District Community Club Marcelin Hall Renovations 12,500 Swan Plain Community Hall Norquay Community Hall Improvements 4,000 R.M. of Milton Marengo Community Hall Floor Restoration 20,000 Ukrainian Catholic Church of Norquay Replacement of Furnace and Electrical 4,000 Village of Marengo Marengo Rink Restoration 7,500 Swan Plain Panel

Markinch Recreation Board Markinch Electrical Upgrades for Community Hall 1,000 City of North Battleford North Battleford Don Ross Community and Cultural 20,000 Centre Elevator Marshall Recreation Board Marshall Washroom Upgrades 10,000 City of North Battleford North Battleford Tennis Courts 20,000 Resort Village of Coteau Beach Martensville Washroom Upgrades 5,000 City of North Battleford North Battleford Centennial Celebrations 15,000 Mary!eld Agricultural Society Mary!eld Stair Lift 4,000 Centennial Committee

Meacham Parks and Meacham Meacham Playground Upgrade 4,800 Connaught Community School North Battleford Connaught School Celebrates 100 2,388 Recreation Board Years

Saskatchewan Summer Games Meadow Lake Saskatchewan Games Celebrations 37,908 Oungre Memorial Regional Park Oungre 50th Anniversary 2,750

R.M. of Medstead Centennary Medstead Centennial Celebrations 15,375 Outlook and District Regional Park Outlook Covered Outdoor Theatre 5,000 Committee Ada Staples Library Oxbow Library Improvements 10,000 Melfort Agricultural Society Melfort Roof Replacement 20,000 Oxbow and District Lions Club Oxbow Lion's Park Revitalization 15,000 Melville Rail Station Heritage Melville CN Station Restoration 20,000 Association Town of Oxbow Oxbow Ball Diamond Upgrades 5,000

Mervin Recreation Board Mervin Community Hall Expansion 10,000 Hamlet of Northside Paddockwood Community Hall Revitalization 3,300

R.M. of Surprise Valley Minton Centennial Celebrations 1,237 Village of Paddockwood Paddockwood Community Hall 4,000

Moffat Community Club Association Montmarte Moffat Community Hall Project 3,500 R.M. of Paynton Paynton Recreation Complex Roof 30,000

City of Moose Jaw Moose Jaw Accessible Playground in 20,000 Pennant Centennial Committee Pennant Centennial Celebration 9,697 Wakamow Valley

34 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 35 Community Vitality Program, Cont. Community Vitality Program, Cont.

Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Penzance Hall Board Penzance Carpet Replacement 2,650 Saskatchewan Stock Regina 100th Anniversary 30,900 Growers Association Penzance Heritage Cairn Committee Penzance Heritage Cairn 3,596 Resort Village of Lumsden Beach Regina Beach Recreation Area Improvements 10,000 Piapot Lions Club Hall Committee Piapot Legion Hall Facility Upgrade 9,400 Ridgedale Centennial Hall Ridgedale Hall Upgrades 10,000 Pierceland Recreation Association Pierceland Arena Renovations and Repair 25,000 Palliser Regional Park Riverhurst Swimming Pool Upgrades 15,000 Town of Pilot Butte Recreation Pilot Butte Arena Dressing Rooms Upgrades 16,000 Department Rockglen Arena Association Rockglen Arena Revitalization 10,000

Pinehouse Lake Recreation Pinehouse Lake Baseball Field Renewal 5,000 Town of Rockglen Rockglen Park Upgrade 3,500

Aneroid Rink Committee Ponteix Rink Repair 7,500 St. Front Cooperative Curling Club Rose Valley Roof Upgrades 7,300

Notukeu Regional Park Board Ponteix Spray Park 20,000 Ruthilda Centennial Celebrations Ruthilda Centennial Celebrations 4,025

Ponteix Recreation Board Ponteix Curling Rink Upgrade 10,000 R.M. of Saltcoats Saltcoats Centennial Celebrations 3,592

Chase Place Arena Porcupine Plain Lobby and Entrance Enhancement 16,000 Bergheim Recreation Saskatoon Recreation Centre Upgrades 3,600 Cooperative Centre Village of Primate Primate Playground Upgrade 7,000 Cornerstone Centennial Saskatoon Centennial Celebrations 2,060 Cooperative Health Centre Volunteer's Prince Albert 50th Anniversary Celebrations 2,811 Celebration Committee Foundation Forestry Farm Park Saskatoon Centennial Celebrations 8,270 Crescent Heights Community Club Prince Albert Community Club Room 35,000 Centennial Committee

Eastend Community Club Prince Albert Curling Lobby, Kitchen, Bathroom 15,000 Friends of the Forestry Farm House Saskatoon Preserving the Past Celebrations 4,500 Renovations Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Saskatoon Métis Veteran's Memorial 50,000 Ecole Vickers School Parent Council Prince Albert Playground Enhancements 20,000 Studies and Applied Research Monument Project

Mann Art Gallery Prince Albert Centennial of Flight 2,350 Girl Guides of Canada, Bridging Saskatoon Trefoil Trails Flooring Upgrades 6,000 Rivers Area Council Prince Albert Downtown Improvement Prince Albert Main Street 1912 9,000 District Hamlet of Pown Beach Saskatoon Walking Trail Upgrades 1,200

R.M. of Prince Albert Prince Albert Centennial Celebration 3,875 Meewasin Valley Authority Saskatoon International Trails Day 18,685

Westgate Community Centre Prince Albert Facility Upgrades 15,000 St. Michael's Catholic Church Saskatoon 100th Anniversary 750

Redvers and District Recreation Centre Redvers Bench Warming 2,647 Sunset Community Saskatoon Recreation Arena Upgrades 7,000 Recreation Association Redvers School Community Council Redvers Playground Fund 15,000 Ukrainian Museum of Canada Saskatoon Replacement of Heating and 10,000 Architectural Heritage Society of Regina 25th Anniversary Celebration 4,241 Cooling System Saskatchewan Sceptre 100th Anniversary Sceptre 100th Anniversary Celebrations 8,317 Argyle School Community Council Regina Argyle School Playground 12,000 Celebration Committee

Ecole Centennial Community School Regina Centennial School Outdoor Play 10,000 Village of Semans Semans Furnace Replacement 15,000 Council Renewal Shaunavon Centennial Committee Shaunavon Centennial Celebrations 25,000 Heritage Community Association Regina It's Time to Play 20,000 Wellness and Leisure Committee Shaunavon Skate Park 20,000 Regina Downtown Business Regina Regina Downtown Public Art Guide 6,750 Improvement District and Art Installation Shellbrook Kinettes Shellbrook Kinette's Park Renewal 10,000

Saskatchewan History and Folklore Regina Theatre on the Hoof 35,000 Town of Shellbrook Shellbrook Kinsmen Park Renovations 5,000 Society Resort Village of Silton Open Air Building 4,000 Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame Regina Saskatchewan Roughriders, A Grey 17,125 Saskatchewan Beach and Museum Cup Retrospective Simpson Centennial Centre Simpson Roof Repair 4,500

36 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 37 Community Vitality Program, Cont. Community Vitality Program, Cont.

Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Spiritwood Area Recreation, Culture Spiritwood Ball Diamond Upgrade 5,000 Waldheim Recreation Centre Waldheim Recreation Centre Upgrades 5,000 and Sport Wapella Community Improvements Wapella Facility Upgrades 8,000 R.M. of Terrell Spring Valley 100th Anniversary 7,500 Association

St. Brieux Regional Park Authority St. Brieux Playground Area 15,000 Watrous and Area Arts Council Watrous Display Rail for Civic Center 4,000

Village of St. Gregor St. Gregor Washroom Upgrades 3,800 Hamlet of Barrier Ford Watson Park Improvements 3,500

R.M. of Star City Star City Centennial Celebrations 2,381 Watson and District Arena Association Watson Arena Renovations 13,000

Village of Stenen Stenen Community Hall Upgrade 10,000 Watson and District Heritage Museum Watson Furnace Replacement 1,500

Strasbourg and District Memorial Strasbourg Town Hall Elevator Construction 20,000 Weekes Recreation Board Weekes Community Centre Upgrade 7,000 Hall Elevator Committee Assiniboia Park Elementary School Weyburn Playground Improvements 7,500 Village of Success Success Heritage Park Restoration 2,500 Playground Committee

Southwest Cultural Development Group Swift Current Elevator for Lyric Theatre 25,000 City of Weyburn Weyburn Leisure Centre Lighting Upgrades 15,000

Swift Current Agricultural and Swift Current Airmen's Billet (H-Hut) Roof Repair 20,000 Souris School Weyburn Souris School Playground 10,000 Exhibition Association Weyburn Centennial Committee Weyburn Centennial Celebrations 14,900 Swift Current Oratorio Choir Swift Current 40th Anniversary Spring Production 3,000 White City Parks and Recreation Board White City Playground Equipment 20,000 Sylvania Curling Club Sylvania Raising the Roof 15,000 Pool Your Pennies Whitewood Whitewood Spray Park 20,000 Tessier Community Hall Tessier Tessier Community Hall Upgrade 3,500 Whitewood Elks Whitewood Community Center Elevator Project 25,000 Connaught Agricultural Society Tisdale Grounds Renewal 7,000 Wilkie and District Historical Wilkie Historical School House Renovation 3,000 Kinette Club of Tisdale Tisdale Memorial Park Upgrade 10,000 Museum Society

R.M. of Tisdale Tisdale Centennial Celebrations 4,287 R.M. of Willow Bunch Willow Bunch Centennial Celebrations 5,336

Togo District Curling Club Togo Curling Rink Renovations 11,000 Town of Willow Bunch Willow Bunch Community Curling Revitalization 25,000

Carmichael Community Hall Tompkins Community Hall Project 15,000 Wiseton Homecoming Wiseton Homecoming 11,175

Tompkins Community Tompkins Playground Refurbishment 15,000 Town of Wolseley Splash Wolseley Jubilee Splash Park Project 20,000 Playground Committee Park Committee

Turtleford School Community Council Turtleford Playground Improvements 20,000 Accessible Playstructure Committee Yorkton Weinmaster Accessible Play Structure 20,000

Town of Unity Unity Accessible Community Centre Elevator 15,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Sask. Yorkton Celebrating 100 Years of Mentoring 49,438

Unity Community Resource Center Unity Resource Centre Renovations 30,000 Otthon Commuity Hall Cooperative Yorkton Otthon Hall Upgrade 9,000 Association Val Marie Community Hall Val Marie Community Hall Upgrades 10,000 St. Joseph's College Alumni Yorkton Commemorative Storyboards 4,400 Vanscoy and District Vanscoy Outside Riding Arena Upgrades 5,000 Association Agricultural Society Yorkton Agricultural and Industrial Yorkton Industrial Building Renovations 10,000 Village of Vibank Vibank Community Outdoor Space 5,000 Exhibition Association

Village of Viscount Viscount Community Centre Upgrades 20,000 Zenon Park Community Partners Zenon Park Arena Roof Repair Project 20,000 Corporation Town of Wadena Wadena Aquatics Centre Upgrades 3,000 3,684,737 Resort Village of Wakaw Lake Wakaw Playground Equipment Upgrades 8,000 Delivery Fees 16,823 Town of Wakaw Wakaw Arena Upgrades 25,000 Less grants returned 187,599 Wakaw School Wakaw School Playground Project 10,000 Total Community Vitality Grants $ 3,513,961 Waldheim Centennial Committee Waldheim Centennial Celebrations 6,426

38 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 39 Physical Activity Grant Program Urban Aboriginal Grant Program Grants through the Physical Activity Grant Program support an active lifestyle and physical The Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) contribution of $620,000 for the 2012-13 year to the activity through regional and provincial initiatives. During 2012-13, the Community Initiatives Urban Aboriginal Grant Program was approved by the CIF Board of Trustees in March 2012 Fund approved $719,220 through three grants under this program. The Program is delivered and was therefore reported in the CIF’s Annual Report 2011-12. Funds were distributed to in partnership with the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association. community organizations by the 14 participating municipalities throughout 2012-13. Although the CIF contribution to this program ended March 31, 2013, the CIF remains committed to supporting future participation and leadership project opportunities for First Nations and Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Métis people. Saskatchewan 4-H Council Saskatoon Saskatchewan 4-H on the Move: 80,000 Every Day, Every Way Amount ($) Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region Regina Physical Activity and the Older 39,220 Adult: Independence Through Peer No grants were approved. Program discontinued. Grants returned $ 57,356 Leadership

Saskatchewan Parks and Regina Saskatchewan in motion 600,000 Recreation Association

719,220

Delivery Fees 30,000 Exhibition Associations The Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) provides mitigation payments to five Saskatchewan Less grants returned 11,744 exhibition associations to offset the loss of casino profits. These associations support volunteer Total Physical Activity Grants $ 737,476 leadership and community development activities in their respective regions. During 2012-13, the CIF contributed $239,625 through five mitigation payments to exhibition associations.

Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition Lloydminster 2013/14 funding 3,765 Association Problem Gambling Prevention Program Delivered in association with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health, the Community Initiatives Battlefords Agricultural Society North Battleford 2013/14 funding 35,000 Fund (CIF) contributes to programming that helps educate and prevent social harm associated Prince Albert Exhibition Association Prince Albert 2013/14 funding 178,223 with gambling addiction. During 2012-13, the CIF approved $497,021 through three grants Swift Current Agricultural and Swift Current 2013/14 funding 9,251 under this program. Exhibition Association

Yorkton Exhibition Association Yorkton 2013/14 funding 13,386 Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($) Total Exhibition Association Grants $ 239,625 Saskatchewan Science Centre Regina Risk It All Camp In 58,556

Saskatoon Health Region, Mental Saskatoon Problem Gambling Intensive Weekend 18,465 Health And Addiction Services Program and Resource Support

Canadian Mental Health Association, Saskatoon Problem Gambling Community 420,000 Youth Engagement Sask Division Program The Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) strategically supports youth leadership as an integral

497,021 part of its mandate to invest in Saskatchewan communities. During 2012-13, the CIF invested $25,000 through one grant through this initiative. Less grants returned 43,100

Total Problem Gambling Grants $ 453,921 Grant Recipient Location Project Name Amount ($)

Duke of Edinburgh Awards Regina Community Youth Challenge 25,000

Total Youth Engagement Grants $ 25,000

40 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 41 Management’s Responsibility for Financial Reporting

Management has the responsibility for preparing the accompanying financial statements and ensuring that information in the Annual Report is consistent with the financial statements. This responsibility includes selecting appropriate accounting policies and making objective judgments and estimates in accordance with Canadian public sector accounting standards.

In discharging its responsibilities for the integrity and fairness of the financial statements and Financial Statements of for the accounting systems from which they are derived, management maintains the necessary system of internal controls designed to provide assurance that transactions are authorized, Community Initiatives Fund assets are safeguarded and proper records are maintained.

Year ended March 31, 2013 Ultimate responsibility for financial statements lies with the Board of Trustees. An Audit Committee of Trustees is appointed by the Board to review financial statements in detail with management and report to the Board of Trustees prior to their approval of the financial statements for publication.

These financial statements have been examined by the independent auditors, Virtus Group LLP, and their report follows. The auditors meet with both the Audit Committee and management to review their findings and have full and free access to the Audit Committee to discuss their findings regarding the integrity of the Fund’s financial reporting and the adequacy of the system of internal controls.

Tracey Mann Executive Director

May 22, 2013

42 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 43 Statement of Financial Position INDEPENDENT AUDITORS’ REPORT Chartered Accountants & Business Advisors LLP March 31, 2013 with comparative figures for 2012 To: Members of the Legislative Assembly Province of Saskatchewan 2013 2012

We have audited the accompanying financial statements of Community Initiatives Fund, Financial assets: which comprise the statement of financial position as at March 31, 2013, the statement of Cash $1,943,262 $3,669,339 operations and accumulated surplus and statement of cash flows for the year then ended, and Accounts receivable - Province of Saskatchewan General Revenue Fund 2,785,000 - a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information. Investments (Note 4) 11,617,958 11,482,860 Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements 16,346,220 15,152,199 Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with Canadian public sector accounting standards, and for such internal control Liabilities: as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that Accounts payable 8,703 7,181 are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. Grants payable 5,792,312 3,469,931 5,801,015 3,477,112 Auditors’ Responsibility

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. Net !nancial assets 10,545,205 11,675,087 We conducted our audit in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing standards. Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the Accumulated surplus $10,545,205 $11,675,087 audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts Contractual obligations (Note 1) and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditors’ judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the See accompanying notes to !nancial statements. auditor considers internal control relevant to the Fund’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statement in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the On behalf of the Board of Trustees: circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the Fund’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements. ______Director Chairman We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. ______Director Trustee Opinion In our opinion, the financial statements present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Community Initiatives Fund as at March 31, 2013, and its results of operations and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian public sector accounting standards.

May 24, 2013 Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada Chartered Accountants

200-157 2nd Avenue North Central Park Place, 200-2208 Scarth Street Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K 2A9 Regina, Saskatchewan S4P 2J6 Telephone 306-653-6100 Fax 306-653-4245 Telephone 306-522-6500 Fax 306-522-6222 Toll Free 1-888-258-7677 Toll Free 1-888-258-7677 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Firm Website: www.virtusgroup.ca

44 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 45 Statement of Operations and Accumulated Surplus Notes to Financial Statements Year ended March 31, 2013 with comparative figures for 2012 March 31, 2013 1. Nature of operations: 2013 2013 2012 Budget Actual Actual The Community Initiatives Fund (the “Fund”), previously known as the Associated Entities (Note 8) Fund, was established on August 23, 1996 by The Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Act. It is managed by a Board consisting of eight people appointed by the Lieutenant Governor Revenue: in Council. The Board is responsible for managing and operating the Fund. Interest $150,000 $305,897 $318,657 Transfers from Province of Saskatchewan- Pursuant to The Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Act, the Government of Saskatchewan General Revenue Fund 9,474,000 9,751,000 9,349,900 receives, into the General Revenue Fund, certain gaming revenues. The Minister of Finance 9,624,000 10,056,897 9,668,557 transfers a portion of these gaming revenues to the Fund. The Board of the Fund grants Expenses: these revenues to persons, organizations or associations in Saskatchewan for purposes Operations and Management prescribed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council upon application to and approval by Administration/Management 461,905 335,170 323,627 the Board. Board and Committee Meetings 59,000 45,886 57,679 Professional fees and contracts 146,000 153,523 83,904 The Fund has an agreement with Sask Sport Inc. to provide administrative services to the Communications 40,000 40,554 10,743 Fund. In 2013 Sask Sport Inc. was paid $194,555 (2012 - $194,555). The current agreement Grants (net of returns) (Note 7) 10,451,597 10,611,646 12,291,363 was originally signed for the term April 1, 2009 to March 31, 2012. The agreement has been 11,158,502 11,186,779 12,767,316 renewed twice, for one year terms each time, and is therefore currently set to expire on March 31, 2014. In 2014 Sask Sport Inc. will be paid $200,400. (De!ciency) of revenue over expenses (1,534,502) (1,129,882) (3,098,759) 2. Significant accounting policies: Accumulated surplus, beginning of year 11,675,087 11,675,087 14,773,846 The Fund uses generally accepted accounting principles as recommended by the Public Accumulated surplus, end of year $10,140,585 $10,545,205 $11,675,087 Sector Accounting Board of the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants (PSAB). The following accounting policies are considered significant. Grant expense: Statement of Cash Flows Grants are recognized when a completed grant application is received, all eligibility Year ended March 31, 2013 with comparative figures for 2012 criteria are met by an eligible organization, and approval is obtained from the Board. Grant returns: 2013 2012 Grant returns are recognized when a completed follow up report is received indicating funds were not fully utilized and approval is obtained from the Board. Cash provided by (used in): Use of estimates: Operating activities: The preparation of financial statements in conformity with the PSAB requires (De!ciency) of revenue over expenses $(1,129,882) $(3,098,759) management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the reported amounts Net change in non-cash working capital items: of assets and liabilities and disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities at the date Accounts receivable (2,785,000) - of the financial statements and the reported amounts of revenue and expenses during Accounts payable 1,522 (837) the period. Actual results could differ from those estimates. Differences are reflected in Grants payable 2,322,381 1,327,377 current earnings when identified. (1,590,979) (1,772,219) Revenue Recognition: Transfers from the General Revenue Fund are recognized when received or receivable. Investing activities: Interest revenue is recognized when earned. Purchase of investments (5,768,571) (3,310,634) Proceeds from disposal of investments 5,633,473 7,688,274 Investments: (135,098) 4,377,640 Fixed income investments are recorded at amortized cost.

(Decrease)/increase in cash position during the year (1,726,077) 2,605,421 Cash, beginning of year 3,669,339 1,063,918 Cash, end of year $1,943,262 $3,669,339

See accompanying notes to !nancial statements.

46 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 47 Notes to Financial Statements, Cont Notes to Financial Statements, Cont March 31, 2013 March 31, 2013

3. Designated net assets: 4. Investments: Pursuant to directions given under the governing legislation, the Board of the Fund has Investments consist of the following: designated net assets as follows: 2013 2012 t Community Grants to provide project grants to community initiatives that enhance human development; Fair Market Fair Market Due Date Return Book Value Value Book Value Value t Community Vitality to provide project grants to community initiatives that encourage Bank of Nova Scotia GIC 26-Jul-12 2.25% $ - $ - $2,030,699 $2,030,576 local youth, voluntary and community actions to build sustainable communities and improve quality of life; Toronto Dominion Bank Strip Bond 01-Nov-12 1.92% - - 664,530 664,597 Bank of Nova Scotia GIC 25-Nov-12 2.05% - - 1,028,283 1,028,225 t Physical Activity/Active Living to fund projects aimed at increasing physical activity; t Problem Gambling for initiatives to address problem gambling; Bank of Nova Scotia GIC 22-Apr-13 3.15% 4,633,206 4,632,041 4,633,594 4,633,206

t Regional Exhibition Associations to fund the activities of the associations in their TD Mortgage Corp GIC 25-Nov-13 2.00% 2,113,539 2,113,194 2,113,654 2,113,539 communities; TD Mortgage Corp GIC 28-Nov-13 2.00% 1,012,045 1,011,880 1,012,100 1,012,045

t Urban Aboriginal to support program development and leadership opportunities Royal Bank of Canada GIC 28-Jul-14 1.80% 2,069,809 2,069,607 - -

relating to culture, sport and recreation for First Nations and Métis peoples in 14 Royal Bank of Canada GIC 30-Nov-15 2.26% 1,789,358 1,789,249 - - urban municipalities in Saskatchewan, the program was discontinued in 2013; $11,617,958 $11,615,971 $11,482,860 $11,482,188 t Youth Leadership to increase access of youth projects to CIF funds and to promote engagement and leadership capacity of youth, including Aboriginal youth. GIC = Guaranteed Investment Certiﬁcate BA = Bankers Acceptance These designated net assets are not available for other purposes without the approval of the Board. Changes, during the current year, to these designated net assets were as follows: 5. Financial risk management: Credit risk: Beginning Allocations Net Grant End of year of year Payments Credit risk is the risk that one party to a financial instrument will cause a financial loss Community Grants $ 4,423,050 $ 5,561,001 $(5,699,019) $ 4,285,032 for the other party by failing to discharge an obligation. The only significant receivable the Fund has at year end is with the Province of Saskatchewan which is low risk. Community Vitality 3,541,016 2,270,000 (3,513,961) 2,297,055 Currency risk: Physical Activity/Active Living 436,903 1,485,873 (737,476) 1,185,300 Currency risk is the risk that the fair value or future cash flows of a financial instrument Problem Gambling 575,726 510,000 (453,921) 631,805 will fluctuate because of changes in foreign exchange rates. The Fund is not exposed Regional Exhibition Associations - 239,625 (239,625) - to any currency risk because it deals exclusively in Canadian currency. Urban Aboriginal 63,206 (120,562) 57,356 - Interest rate risk: Youth Leadership 770,032 - (25,000) 745,032 Interest rate risk is the risk that the fair value or future cash flows of a financial instrument will fluctuate because of changes in market interest rates. The Fund does not borrow 2013 Total 9,809,933 9,945,937 (10,611,646) 9,144,224 any funds and only invests in fixed income instruments with a guaranteed rate of return 2012 Total $ 10,549,699 $ 11,551,597 $(12,291,363) $ 9,809,933 which carry minimal interest rate risk. Liquidity risk: Liquidity risk is the risk that the entity will encounter difficulty in meeting obligations associated with financial liabilities. The Fund receives its funding from the Province of Saskatchewan prior to making grant commitments and maintains sufficient cash to meet current needs, therefore the exposure to liquidity risk is low. Price risk: Price risk is the risk that the fair value or future cash flows of a financial instrument will fluctuate because of changes in market prices. The Fund does not invest in any equity instruments and only purchases government guaranteed fixed income instruments or those issued by a major Canadian bank so the price risk is low.

48 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 COMMUNITY INITIATIVES FUND t ANNUAL REPORT 2012-13 49 Notes to Financial Statements, Cont March 31, 2013

6. Related party transactions: These financial statements include transactions with related parties. The Fund is related to all Saskatchewan Crown agencies such as ministries, corporations, boards and commissions under the common control of the Government of Saskatchewan. Also, the Fund is related to non-Crown enterprises that the Government jointly controls or significantly influences.

During the year, the Fund paid grants of $638,795 (2012 - $403,381) to certain Colleges, Universities, Saskatchewan Regional Health Authorities, Health Affiliates and Health Care Organizations for various initiatives. At March 31 there was $483,026 owing to these related parties (2012 - $69,670).

Other transactions with related parties and amounts due to/from them are described separately in these financial statements and the notes thereto.

7. Grants (net of returns): Grant expense is reported on the Statement of Operations and Accumulated Surplus net of grant returns received during the year. In 2013 grant returns were $445,407 (2012 - $331,410).

8. Budget: The budget was approved by the Board on March 15, 2012.

9. Accounting policy change: On April 1, 2012 the Fund adopted accounting standards of the Public Sector Accounting Board (PSAB): PS 1201 Financial Statement Presentation, PS 2601 Foreign Currency Translation, PS 3410 Government Transfers, and PS 3450 Financial Instruments retroactively without restatement of prior periods. The adoption of these standards did not result in a change of the financial results for the Fund.

10. Financial Instruments: The Fund, as part of its operations, carries a number of financial instruments which include cash, accounts receivable, investments, accounts payable and grants payable. All financial instruments are carried at amortized cost which approximates their fair value due to their relative short term maturities.

11. Statement of Remeasurement Gains and Losses: A statement of remeasurement gains and losses has not been presented in these financial statements because all financial instruments are measured at amortized cost.

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