Community, Events with in Canada, Saskatchewan.
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The 14th Annual Lake Lenore Lions Ice Fishing Derby
Saturday, January 20, 2024
Registration 8:00 am - Fishing 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Catch and Release Only - Walleye, Northern Pike and Perch
Entry fee $75 – ONLINE PRE-REGISTRATION ONLY (closes at 6:00 pm Friday January 19, 2024)
Register by going to Eventbrite: https://tinyurl.com/lakelenorederby2024
NO LUNCH OR REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE ON THE LAKE
50% Cash payout (1st 50%, 2nd 25%, 3rd 15%, 4th 10%)
$500 Bonus for largest Walleye – Horizon Fertilizers
$250 Largest Perch Prize – Lakeview Insurance Brokers
50/50 – Last year it was over $5500!GREAT PRIZES! Over $20,000 of prizes, all entries are eligible for prizes. Will be drawn during the derby and posted on a board at the weigh station and at the exit. Please claim your prize on the way out!
Register at https://tinyurl.com/lakelenorederby2024
Rules:
ALL KIDS OF ALL AGES ON THE ICE, MUST BE REGISTERED AND PAID IN FULL
ACCESS/ENTRANCE ON TO THE ICE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK! THE LAKE LENORE LIONS CLUB ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE!
- All Sask. Fishing regulations will apply.
- Area will be marked off where fishing is permitted. No one without a paid ticket will be allowed to enter the marked area.
- After you register you will be permitted to set-up your ice shack and drill your holes….but you are NOT ALLOWED to put your lines in the water until the start time. Anyone found with lines in the water before the start time WILL BE DISQUALIFIED with no refund and not allowed in designated derby area.
- Fishing starts with a horn signal at 10:00 AM and ends with a horn signal at 2.00 PM.
- Ice rods/reels and buckets must remain outside tent until horn blows to signal the start of the derby.
- At 9:45 every person must be outside their shacks or outside the boundary until the horn signals the start of the derby.
- No trucks, snow toboggans or ATV’s are allowed in the fishing area, they must be parked outside the boundary or on shore. Please do not park right next to boundary edge or park too many vehicles in one area.
- Drill your own holes, paid entrants are permitted 2 holes no more than 25 meters apart.
- If you decide to move, your previous holes are available to any other fishermen.
- Fishing huts and electronics are allowed.
- Authorities will be around at the start and throughout the day to check out shacks, holes and lines.
- Fishermen must keep the fish alive in a large bucket or preferably a cooler when brought to the weigh station. The fish MUST be released alive to be entered. If your fish cannot swim away on its own it is not eligible. NO EXCEPTIONS!
- All dead fish must be brought to weigh station also. You may not keep any fish during the derby. This is a Sask Fishing rule and if caught you will be fined accordingly.
- After catching a fish bring it to the trailer or a flagged vehicle where someone will assist you with your fish to the weigh station.
- Judges decisions are final.
- Unregistered people cannot fish in registered people’s holes anywhere is the designated area.
- Registration numbers must be visible at all times.
- Participants must be in line at the weigh station when the horn goes to end the derby, in order for fish to be eligible.
- All prizes and donations will be awarded, we will draw for these in the event that no fish are caught.
- Bring all fish caught to weigh station, regardless of size.
- All registered fisherman are eligible to win the prizes.
- NO PRIZES for first &/or last fish caught during the derby.Fishing huts, heaters, and electronics are allowed!
50/50 draw will take place after the derby during the awards presentation. Only 1 ticket will be drawn. In the event that the winner isn’t present, there will not be a re-draw.
Official Rules and Prizes sheet to be handed out upon registering.
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Hardware, cabinets, vanities, furniture, baby and kids items, cloths and collectable pottery.
Everything must go! It’s a massive two floors of sales!
Just north of 8th and just east of value village (broad street)
1330 St.John street. 5 day sale this Friday to January 19th!
Many brand new gift items!
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Race and Stereotypes: Understanding and Addressing Stereotypes in Canada
with Scott Thompson (Faculty Member) Department of Sociology, College of Arts & Science
Part of A Thinker's Tea Party Community Lecture Series
Tuesday, February 28, 2023
7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
At The Refinery, 609 Dufferin Avenue, Saskatoon
Free Event - refreshment will be offered
This talk addresses the questions of “what is race?” and “how do we address racial stereotypes?” It starts out by explaining how widely held ideas about “race” are not supported by scientific evidence, and then explains the history behind the term, and the (non-race) reasons why Europeans were able to conquer and colonize the world. Special attention is given to Settler / First Nations relations in Canada, and “Indian” stereotypes.
Visit www.emmanuelrefinery.org to view this and other community programming.
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The Painting Table - based on the book The Painting Table by Roger Hutchison
at Emmanuel Anglican Church, 607 Dufferin Avenue, Saskatoon
Lower-level Church Hall
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
FREE Event
Light Refreshments will be offered
We invite you to come to The Painting Table, the first Wednesday of each month. The next event is Wednesday, November 2nd.
This is a time to paint, to pray, to socialize, or just focus on creative expression. No art experience is necessary. This is an opportunity to create, to express your gratitude, your lament, your joy, or your sadness within a welcoming group setting. Share conversation, listen to music and be present with your soul and your painting.
All materials will be provided. There is no cost and no particular program to follow. Come just as you are with all that you are and create whatever moves you.
Bring a friend or meet some new ones at the table! We look forward to seeing you.
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Sunday, November 20th from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
at Emmanuel Anglican Church, 607 Dufferin Avenue, Saskatoon
Lower-level Hall
FREE Event
Light refreshments will be offered
We invite you to drop-in to celebrate the gift of diversity that enriches our community. Share your kind heart in support of love and unity, and create a paper cube to form part of an art installation project. A total of 114 cubes are needed for this colorful display. During your visit, decorate a cookie, color, take home a fun badge, or design your own creative badge, in the spirit of this gathering.
This is an inclusive family event, ALL are truly welcome - we look forward to seeing you!
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Custodians: A Story of Ancient Echoes
Film and Group Discussion with Facilitator, David Neufeld
at The Refinery, 609 Dufferin Avenue, Saskatoon - upper level theatre
Thursday, October 13th
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Cost: Free - Silver collection will be accepted with all proceeds used to fund Truth, Traditions and Treaties initiatives.
Custodians: A Story of Ancient Echoes is a documentary that tells the story of the land surrounding the Ancient Echoes Interpretive Centre. The privately owned land located near Herschel, Saskatchewan, has significant Indigenous artifacts, such as teepee circles, sacred circles and petroglyphs.
The film explores the calling to settlers of how to care for and share the land respectfully and graciously. This is a new film from award-winning producer Brad Leitch / Rebel Sky Media. This story of Indigenous sacred sites, and landowners from Herschel, explores questions of land and reconciliation in rural Saskatchewan.
Visit www.emmanuelrefinery.org for more detail. We look forward to welcoming you to our space.