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Visitors to Saskatchewan Provincial Parks are now free to enjoy a campfire during their stay. As of April 1, 2008, the government eliminated the $3-per-day campfire permit fee that was introduced in 2003, saving park goers about $375,000 annually.

		Programs & Services A comprehensive listing of all our programs and services in one spot. If you know what you're looking for, you'll find it quickly here!

		Publications Online access to our documents and publications. Use the search feature or browse by subject or the program name.

		Legislation Access to provincial Acts and Regulations administered by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport.

		Common Questions Find the answers to some of our most commonly asked questions.

		News Releases for 2008

		Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) The Community Initiatives Fund (CIF) was established in The Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Act to ensure that Saskatchewan communities received visible benefits from casino profits.

		Culture

		Evaluation Unit The Evaluation Unit serves as a research and evalutation resource to inform decision-making related to programs and policies within the mandate of the Ministry of Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport.

		Heritage

		Parks

		Recreation and Sport Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport works directly with a variety of organizations that comprise the provincial sport, culture and recreation delivery system to ensure that all Saskatchewan citizens have reasonable access to the programs and services provided by this sector.

		Royal Saskatchewan Museum

		Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation

		Tourism Saskatchewan

		Youth

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