Now that is a sunset
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BATC-ENVIROWAY PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT
It was a pleasure to attend the BATC-EnviroWay Partnership Agreement Ceremony last week.
On behalf of Don McMorris, Minister Responsible for First Nations, Métis and Northern Affairs
and the Government of Saskatchewan, I had the opportunity to thank both the Battlefords Agency Tribal Chiefs and EnviroWay for bringing us together for this ceremony.
We celebrated the shared commitment of BATC and EnviroWay to an environmentally and economically sustainable business model and a partnership that helps build a better future for Saskatchewan communities.
This includes stewardship of our land and water and improving our environmental impact fundamental to EnviroWay. The celebration is a made-in-Saskatchewan example of economic partnership and economic reconciliation.
In closing, I expressed my sincere gratitude to both BATC and EnviroWay for recognizing the power of collaboration and the potential of working hand in hand to achieve common goals.
FISHING? BE SURE TO KNOW THE TYPES OF BAIT YOU CAN USE
When fishing in Saskatchewan be sure you know the types of bait you can use.
There are a few rules and regulations you should be aware of including:
Live fish may not be used as bait.
Only dead baitfish that's been commercially frozen or preserved may be
used.
Only leeches originating within Saskatchewan may be used as live bait.
Frogs, salamanders and crayfish may not be used as bait.
For more information about bait regulations, visit saskatchewan.ca/fishing
CROP REPORT FOR THE PERIOD OF AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14, 2023
Scattered showers across the province paused harvest for a short time, but producers welcomed the moisture. Saskatchewan crops are nine per cent harvested this week, ahead of the five-year average of eight per cent and the 10-year average of five per cent.
A complete, printable version of the Crop Report is available online. Download Crop Report: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/crop-report
Crop Report for the Period of August 8 to August 14, 2023 | News and Media | Government of Saskatchewan
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION FOR YOUR STUDENT AID APPLICATION
If you’ve applied for student aid and are required to upload supporting documentations to your application, you have two options:
1) Use the “upload” within your Advanced Education Student Portal Account.
2) Use the Post-Secondary Document Uploader Tool on saskatchewan.ca/studentloans. This is also a great option if a third party (a doctor or a parent) needs to upload files on your behalf.
Visit www.saskatchewan.ca/studentloans to get started.
