Nancy Young

To get all Canadians moving more and sitting less more often, a national strategy called “A Common Vision for increasing physical activity and reducing sedentary living in Canada: Let’s Get Moving” has been made. This strategy includes more than just sport, physical activity, recreation and health and has direct links to the Framework for Recreation in Canada (2015).

Donna Lee Flowerday has been a SPRA Fitness Leader since 2016.  She holds her fitness classes at a local gym in Carrot River, SK where she teaches spin, core on the floor and upper body weights.

We have resources for the new Prenatal and Postnatal Fitness designation of our Fitness Leadership Certification program, as well as helpful guides for yoga instructors, youth fitness and community leaders.

If you're an employer or a job seeker in the parks and recreation field, you might be wondering just how many jobs are out there. Well, we have been tracking job postings from SaskJobs.ca for a while, and analyzed postings made between March 2016 and March 2017. Read on to learn what we found. 

We've got new Non-Profit resources in stock at the Resource Centre for you to check out in the new year!

Why not plan ahead and gear up for Tax Season? 

What's new at the SPRA Resource Centre this December? We have lots of new fitness DVDs to help get you motivated and beat the winter blues. Check it out!

Renee Reimer Horner, as the Mayor of Aberdeen, spearheaded a unique fundraising effort through building and selling a house.  He shared this story with us.

We got some awesome helpful feedback in a little story that I’d like to share with you, our blog readers.

Communities in Bloom (CiB) is celebrating its 20th year in Saskatch­ewan. Since 1997, the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association has been coordinating the program and working with Communities in Bloom participants from across Saskatchewan.

This past Saturday, September 16, 2017, Maple Creek, Saskatchewan won the Communities in Bloom National Competition for communities with populations under 4,500 residents.