Carolyn Bates-Hardy Communications Consultant

Hello. My name is Brian Chmarney and I’m excited to have joined SPRA Team as the Grants and Funding Assistant Consultant.

Communities in Bloom (CiB) is entering its 27th year being coordinated by the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association (SPRA). This volunteer led and partnership-driven community economic development program has a measurable, predictable and accountable return on investment.  Why else should you get involved this year?  Read on to find out! 

Recreation practitioners are some of the most well-connected people in your community. It is a role that is more than the operation of facilities and delivery of programs. They are community builders. They are quality-of-life specialists. Collaboration simply comes with the gig!

Join us for this special event with Olympian Krista Duchene where she'll speak about balancing an active lifestyle with family and career goals.

Incorporating her personal experiences from recreational runner to the Olympics to coaching and training, she'll talk about the importance of an active lifestyle and how to juggle it all.

The Fitness Leadership Blog is coming soon. 

Written by Sask Lotteries Communications Staff.

No matter the season and no matter what weather Mother Nature has in store, there’s always something to learn about or to do in Saskatchewan’s great outdoors.

That’s where SaskOutdoors steps in, or rather out.

Volunteers are the very foundation of the parks and recreation industry, and April 16 - 22, 2023 is National Volunteer Week. This year's theme is "Volunteering Weaves Us Together," and we'd like to highlight the achievements of a volunteer that has worked for over 20 years to connect people to recreation in the Town of Moosomin: Peter Nabholz!

Volunteers are the very foundation of the parks and recreation industry, and April 16 - 22, 2023 is National Volunteer Week. This year's theme is "Volunteering Weaves Us Together," and we'd like to highlight the achievements of a volunteer that has worked for decades to connect people to recreation in Saskatchewan's north: Terri-Lynn Beavereye.