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   Did You Know? Visitors to Saskatchewan parks will save about $375,000 annually with the elimination of campfire permit fees. The $3-per-day fee was introduced in provincial parks in 2003 and removed as of April 1, 2008. Culture How We Support Saskatchewan's CultureThe mission of the Ministry of Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport (TPCS) is to enhance economic growth and actively promote and support quality of life for Saskatchewan residents and visitors by providing recreation, culture and tourism opportunities. To maximize the social and economic benefits of culture, TPCS targets and following areas: Saskatchewan's Cultural PolicyPride of Saskatchewan: A Policy Where Culture, Community and Commerce Meet is a plan that encourages collaboration, guides decision-making and recognizes that culture is at the heart and soul of this great place we call Saskatchewan. Research and DialoguePride of Saskatchewan responds to more than 25 years of cultural policy discussions and is based on extensive Research and Dialogue, which is summarized in Moving from Reflection to Action: towards a Cultural Policy for Saskatchewan. Programs Supported by TPCSPride of Saskatchewan is a plan to help guide our decision-making and focus as we move toward common goals. To test innovative and creative approaches to cultural development, inform policy development and respond to sector needs, three new programs have been introduced: Information on other ministry programs that help build a vibrant sector can be found here: TPCS LegislationIn addition to Pride of Saskatchewan, TPCS is guided by a number of pieces of legislation. The following links will provide you with more information on TPCS legislation. Cultural OrganizationsPride of Saskatchewan is rooted in the idea that collaboration around common goals creates synergy that helps strengthen the culture sector. TPCS works in collaboration with the following organizations to build a vibrant and growing culture sector:
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