The Active Families Benefit is a tax benefit that will help cover the cost of children's participation in cultural, recreational and sport activities in an amount up to $150 per child. If you are the parent or legal guardian of a child aged six to fourteen, the Active Families Benefit is for you.

The Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan is dedicated to supporting the pursuit of excellence by high performance athletes and coaches in Saskatchewan.

Permit applications and site forms for archaeological and palaeontological work.

A federal / provincial / territorial partnership designed to conserve Canada's historic places and to foster a culture of heritage conservation across the country.

The ISRC (Council) provides a forum for provincial/territorial governments officials, where new information can be shared and new avenues of co-operation identified.  At the same time, the Council is actively involved in co-ordinating programs and policies at the provincial, territorial and national levels.

Young people across Saskatchewan have great ideas and are determined to create positive change in their communities.  Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport is proud to support youth innovation and leadership and place decision making in the hands of youth.

Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport collaborates with the federal government on a number of federal/provincial sport and recreation initiatives.

Want to find out more about Saskatchewan's designated heritage properties?  Search by name, location, or type to discover what's designated and why!

The Ministry of Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport has completed its consultations with key stakeholder groups to examine how best to address future tourism sport, cultural and recreational needs throughout the province.