Total Minutes of Activity in Saskatchewan

2,899,612

Important Dates

• Community
  Registration opens

  October 15, 2017

• Community
  registration closes

  February 15, 2018

• Profile creation
  starts

  February 22, 2018

• Challenge is
  on

  March 1 – 10, 2018

• Winner is
  announced

  March 15, 2018

This Year's Community Participants

• Allan

  Creating a park space that will have apparatus for people of all ages and abilities.

• Annaheim

  Updating the existing play structure and improving the outdoor walking path.

• Creighton

  Adding three benches, recycling containers and a set of three disc golf pieces to give youth a place to hang outside and be active.

• Delisle

  Adding playground exercise equipment to promote exercise for not only children, but for teenagers and adults as well. 

• Eston

  Turning the outdoor rink into a multi-use facility.

• Grenfell

  Developing a new play park in Grenfell Recreational Park.

• Kamsack

  Providing physical activity opportunities such as community walks, free public skating sessions, recreation hockey nights, and school recess programs. 

• Kenaston

  Creating an outdoor community physical activity and wellness area to provide community members a space to build strength, endurance, and flexibility.

• Lanigan

  Replacing playground equipment to meet CSA standards, allowing families to spend quality time outdoors and in a safe environment.

• Lashburn

  Developing a multi-sport facility to provide more options for physical activities for community members.

• Macoun

  Adding new playground equipments that complies with current safety standards, adding tables to current greenspace, and updating the basketball courts. 

• Martensville

  Building another leisure ice surface to provide more people the opportunity to be active and participate in shinny, hockey and skating.

• Melfort

  Expanding on the current, thriving summer playground program.

• Nipawin

  Increasing activity within the community by making access routes to schools, parks, etc. safer and creating a more comfortable environment for families to commute. 

• Oxbow

  Upgrading the community's swimming pool to ensure that children, youth, and families will continue to be active at the pool over the summer months.

• Pangman

  Providing new equipment to enable more children to play and be active outside.

• Regina Beach

  Creating a better park space with a wider variety of opportunities to be active by developing a skate and bike park.

• Shaunavon

  Adding an irrigation system to the remaining ball diamonds, thus improving the safety and quality of the diamonds.

• Stockholm

  Adding mini golf to the community to provide all residents an opportunity to engage in a low-cost physical activity.

• Wadena

  Adding benches and lights to the outdoor rink to allow residents to use the rink into the evening.

• Waldheim

  Building an outdoor rink, with lights and a warm-up shelter, to provide free public skating and a place for unstructured outdoor play. 

• White City

  Completing Phase 2 of the Double K Recreation Facility by building a warm-up shelter next to the rink.

• Whitewood

  Replacing the play structure at Conexus Kids Park.

• Wilkie

  Starting the foundation and promotion of a cross-country ski and snowshoe club in the community.

• Wynyard

  Supporting Phase 3 of the Wynyard Lions Park Reboot, which consists of building a skate park at Lions Park.

This Year's Community Association Participants

• Evergreen

  Building an outdoor ice skating rink to provide children and families opportunities to participate in ice sports during the winter.

• Lakeridge

  Building a new playground structure at St. Luke School to promote physical activity and increase opportunities for outdoor learning and nature awareness.

• Willowgrove

  Building an outdoor rink to provide children and adults the opportunity to be active outdoors in the winter season.