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THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, OCTOBER 9, 2015 2077

PART I/PARTIE I

TABLE OF CONTENTS/TABLE DES MATIèRES

PART I/PARTIE I

SPECIAL DAyS/JOuRS SPéCIAux ................................................................................................................................................. 2078

PROgRESS OF BILLS/RAPPORT SuR L’éTAT DES PROJETS DE LOI (Fourth Session, Twenty-Seventh Legislative Assembly/Quatrième session, 27e Assemblée législative) ....................................... 2078

ACTS NOT yET PROCLAIMED/LOIS NON ENCORE PROCLAMéES ..................................................................................... 2078

ACTS IN FORCE ON ASSENT/LOIS ENTRANT EN vIguEuR SuR SANCTION (Fourth Session, Twenty-Seventh Legislative Assembly/Quatrième session, 27e Assemblée législative) ....................................... 2082

ACTS IN FORCE ON SPECIFIC EvENTS/LOIS ENTRANT EN vIguEuR À DES OCCuRRENCES PARTICuLIèRES..... 2083

ACTS PROCLAIMED/LOIS PROCLAMéES (2015) ........................................................................................................................ 2084

MINISTER’S ORDER/ARRÊTé MINISTéRIEL ............................................................................................................................. 2085

The Municipalities Act ............................................................................................................................................................................. 2085

CORPORATE REgISTRy NOTICES/AvIS Du REgISTRE DES SOCIéTéS .......................................................................... 2086

The Business Corporations Act ................................................................................................................................................................ 2086

The Business Names Registration Act..................................................................................................................................................... 2098

The Non-profit Corporations Act, 1995/Loi de 1995 sur les sociétés sans but lucratif ........................................................................ 2106

The Partnership Act ................................................................................................................................................................................. 2108

PuBLIC NOTICES/AvIS PuBLICS .................................................................................................................................................. 2109

The Agri-Food Act, 2004 .......................................................................................................................................................................... 2109

The League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991 ....................................................................... 2113

The Registered Teachers Act .................................................................................................................................................................... 2116

NOTICE TO ADvERTISERS/AvIS Aux ANNONCEuRS ............................................................................................................. 2138/ 2139

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Volume 111 REGINA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2015/REGINA, VENDREDI, 9 OCTOBRE 2015 No. 41/nº 41

THIS ISSUE HAS NO PART III (REGULATIONS)/CE NUMÉRO NE

CONTIENT PAS DE PARTIE III (RÈGLEMENTS)

PART II/PARTIE II

SR 83/2015 The Highway Worker and Flag Person Identification Amendment Regulations, 2015 ..................................... 899

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THE SASKATCHEWAN GAZETTE, OCTOBER 9, 20152078

SPECIAL DAyS/JOuRS SPéCIAux ________________________

The following week has been designated by the minister of Education as:

“School Sport Week” in Saskatchewan, October 11 to 17, 2015. ________________________

The following week has been designated by the minister of Agriculture as:

“Veterinary Technician Week” in Saskatchewan, October 11 to 17, 2015.

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PROgRESS OF BILLS/RAPPORT SuR L’éTAT DES PROJETS DE LOI (Fourth Session, Twenty-Seventh Legislative Assembly/Quatrième session, 27e Assemblée législative)

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government Bills/Projets de loi émanant du gouvernement

Bill No./No du Name (listed Alphabetically)/ Coming into force/ projet de loi Nom (par ordre alphabétique) Entrée en vigueur 179 The MRI Facilities Licensing Act ...............................................................Proclamation ________________________

Private Members’ Bills/ Projets de loi émanant des députés

Bill No./No du Name (listed Alphabetically)/ Coming into force/ projet de loi Nom (par ordre alphabétique) Entrée en vigueur 607 The Buy Local Day Act ...............................................................................On Assent 608 The Fairness for Saskatchewan Businesses in Government Procurement Act .................................................................Proclamation 610 The Public-Private Partnership Transparency and Accountability Act ............................................................................Assent 609 The Residents-in-Care Bill of Rights Act ...................................................Proclamation 612 The Respect for Diversity – Student Bill of Rights Act ..............................Proclamation_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

ACTS NOT yET PROCLAIMED/LOIS NON ENCORE PROCLAMéES ________________________

Title/ Chapter/ Titre: Chapitre:

The Aboriginal Courtworkers Commission Act, S.S. 1995 Assented to may 18, 1995 .....................................................................................................................A-1.1The Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2003, S.S. 2003 Assented to June 27, 2003 ....................................................................................................................17The Consumer Protection and Business Practices Act, S.S. 2013 Assented to may 15, 2013, sections 114 to 116 and 118 to 120; subsections 121(2) and 122(3) to (9) not yet proclaimed. ....................................................................................................C-30.2The Credit Union Act, 1998, S.S. 1998 Assented to June 11, 1998, clauses 2(1)(v), subsection 9(2), clause 10(c), Parts VI and XXI, clauses 440(1)(o) to (s) and (hh), and subsection 440(2) not yet proclaimed ......................................C-45.2The Credit Union Amendment Act, 2010, S.S. 2010 Assented to may 20, 2010, clause 3(b) not yet proclaimed .................................................................8

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The Credit Union Amendment Act, 2012, S.S. 2012 Assented to may 16, 2012 .....................................................................................................................9The Education Amendment Act, 2013, S.S. 2013/Loi de 2013 modifiant la Loi de 1995 sur l’éducation, L.S. 2013 Assented to may 15, 2013, sections 11 and 12 and clause 38(1)(c) not yet proclaimed .....................9The Education Amendment Act, 2015/Loi de 2015 modifiant la Loi de 1995 sur l’éducation Assented to may 14, 2015, sections 3, 4, 6, 7, 10 and 11 not yet proclaimed. ....................................6The Enforcement of Judgments Conventions Act, S.S. 1998/Loi sur les conventions sur l’exécution de jugements, L.S. 1998 Assented to June 11, 1998 .....................................................................................................................E-9.13The Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2012, S.S. 2012,/Loi de 2012 modifiant la Loi de 1997 sur l’exécution des ordonnances alimentaires, L.S. 2012. Assented to may 16, 2012, section 6 not yet proclaimed. ....................................................................13The Enforcement of Money Judgments Act, S.S. 2010 Assented to may 20, 2010, clause 93(1)(k) not yet proclaimed ...........................................................E-9.22The Enforcement of Money Judgments Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................7The Fee Waiver Act, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................F-13.1001The Film and Video Classification Amendment Act, 2006, S.S. 2006 Assented to may 19, 2006, sections 1 to 11 and 13 not yet proclaimed ..............................................20The Fire Safety Act, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................F-15.11The Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2010, S.S. 2010 Assented to may 20, 2010, section 53 not yet proclaimed ...................................................................13The Health Care Directives and Substitute Health Care Decision Makers Act, 2015, S.S. 2015/ Loi de 2015 sur les directives et les subrogés en matière de soins de santé, L.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................H-0.002The Health Information Protection Act, S.S. 1999 Assented to may 6, 1999, subsections 17(1), 18(2) and (4), and section 69 not yet proclaimed ........H-0.021The Health Information Protection Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................12The Highways and Transportation Act, 1997, S.S. 1997 Assented to may 21, 1997, section 13 not yet proclaimed ...................................................................H-3.01The Horned Cattle Purchases Amendment Act, 2002, S.S. 2002 Assented to June 20, 2002 ....................................................................................................................20The Human Tissue Gift Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................H-15.1The Insurance Act, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................I-9.11The International Protection of Adults (Hague Convention Implementation) Act, S.S. 2005/Loi de mise en oeuvre de la Convention de la Haye sur la protection internationale des adultes, L.S. 2005 Assented to may 27, 2005 .....................................................................................................................I-10.21The Land Surveys Act, 2000, S.S. 2000 Assented to June 29, 2000, section 22 and Parts IV and VII not yet proclaimed ..............................L-4.1



The Land Titles Amendment Act, 2012, S.S. 2012 Assented to may 16, 2012 .....................................................................................................................19The Lobbyists Act, S.S. 2014 Assented to may 14, 2014 .....................................................................................................................L-27.01The Local Government Election Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................L-30.11The Management and Reduction of Greenhouse Gases Act, S.S. 2010 Assented to may 20, 2010 .....................................................................................................................m-2.01The Mental Health Services Amendment Act, 2014, S.S. 2014 Assented to may 14, 2014 .....................................................................................................................16The Midwifery Act, S.S. 1999 Assented to may 6, 1999, subsections 7(2) to (5), sections 8 to 10 not yet proclaimed ......................m-14.1The Municipalities Amendment Act, 2014, S.S. 2014 Assented to may 14, 2014, section 7, 8 and 10 not yet proclaimed ....................................................19The Naturopathic Medicine Act, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................N-3.11The Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 2010, S.S. 2010 Assented to may 20, 2010, sections 4 to 8 not yet proclaimed ............................................................26The Podiatry Act, S.S. 2003 Assented to may 27, 2003, clauses 14(2)(n) and (o) not yet proclaimed .............................................P-14.1The Pooled Registered Pension Plans (Saskatchewan) Act, S.S. 2013 Assented to may 15, 2013 .....................................................................................................................P-16.101The Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2001, S.S. 2001 Assented to June 28, 2001, section 15 not yet proclaimed ..................................................................30The Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2013, S.S. 2013 Assented to may 15, 2013, section 7 not yet proclaimed .....................................................................25The Prescription Drugs Amendment Act, 2002, S.S. 2002 Assented to June 20, 2002, section 4 not yet proclaimed ....................................................................22The Prescription Drugs Amendment Act, 2010, S.S. 2010 Assented to may 20, 2010 .....................................................................................................................27The Public Health Act, 1994, S.S. 1994 Assented to June 2, 1994, subsection 73(5) not yet proclaimed ..........................................................P-37.1The Public Health Amendment Act, 2004, S.S. 2004 Assented to June 17, 2004, section 7 not yet proclaimed ....................................................................46The Queen’s Bench Amendment Act, 2012, S.S. 2012/Loi de 2012 modifiant la Loi de 1998 sur la Cour du Banc de la Reine, L.S. 2012 Assented to may 16, 2012 .....................................................................................................................29The Regional Health Services Act, S.S. 2002 Assented to July 10, 2002, 65(1) and (3), not yet proclaimed .............................................................R-8.2The Registered Teachers Act, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015, sections 1, 19 to 48, 50 to 57 and 59 to 63 not yet proclaimed ...............R-15.1The Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015, section 21 not yet proclaimed ...................................................................19



The Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2010, S.S. 2010 Assented to may 20, 2010 .....................................................................................................................30The Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, S.S. 2014 Assented to may 14, 2014, sections 1, 2 and 5 to 9 not yet proclaimed..............................................27The Saskatchewan Insurance Amendment Act, 2003, S.S. 2003 Assented to June 27, 2003, clauses 3(a), (c) and (f), that portion of clause 3(h) which repeals clauses 2(1)(p), (q), (r), (t), (u), (w), (bb), (cc), (ff), (kk), (ll), (mm), (ww) and (bbb) of The Saskatchewan Insurance Act, clauses 3(k) and (m), section 4, subsection 13(3), sections 14, 37, 38 and 39, clauses 97(a) and (b) and that portion of clause 97(c) which enacts clause 97(c.1) of The Saskatchewan Insurance Act not yet proclaimed .................................................................................................................................38The Saskatchewan Natural Resources Transfer Agreement (Treaty Land Entitlement) Amendment Act, 2001, S.S. 2001 Assented to June 28, 2001 ....................................................................................................................41The Saskatchewan Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2013, S.S. 2013 Assented to may 15, 2013 .....................................................................................................................30The Saskatchewan Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................20The Securities Amendment Act, 2007, S.S. 2007 Assented to may 17, 2007, subsection 10(3), that portion of section 42 that repeals section 118 of The Securities Act, 1988 and section 58 not yet proclaimed ...........................................................41The Securities Amendment Act, 2008, S.S. 2008 Assented to December 3, 2008, sections 12 and 14 (that part of section 14 that repeals section 45 of The Securities Act, 1988), section 33 not yet proclaimed ..................................35The Securities Amendment Act, 2012, S.S. 2012 Assented to may 16, 2012, clauses 3(e), (g) and (h), sections 7, 12 to 15, 22 and 31, not yet proclaimed. ................................................................................................................................32The Securities Amendment Act, 2013, S.S. 2013 Assented to may 15, 2013, subsections 3(1) to (6), (8) to (14) and (16) to (20); sections 9, 11, 13 to 16, 18 to 29 and 31; clauses 32(1)(a) to (f) and 32(2)(a); subsection 32(3); sections 33 to 35 and 37 to 42; clauses 46(a) to (k), (m), (n), (p), (q), (s) and (t); and sections 47 and 48 not yet proclaimed .................................................................................................................................33The Social Workers Amendment Act, 2008, S.S. 2008 Assented to may 14, 2008, that portion of section 5 that adds clause 18(2)(b) and that portion of section 6 that adds subsection 21(3), not yet proclaimed ................................................................23The Social Workers Amendment Act, 2013, S.S. 2013 Assented to may 15, 2013 .....................................................................................................................35The Ticket Sales Act, S.S. 2010 Assented to may 20, 2010, section 4 not yet proclaimed......................................................................T-13.1The Tobacco Control Amendment Act, 2010, S.S. 2010 Assented to may 20, 2010, clause 3(c); section 5; that portion that adds subsection 6(7); section 15; those portions of clause 17(b) that add clauses 30(c.11),(c.12) and (c.14) not yet proclaimed .................................................................................................................................34The Trust and Loan Corporations Act, 1997, S.S. 1997 Assented to may 21, 1997, clause 44(a) and section 57 not yet proclaimed .......................................T-22.2The Victims of Crime Amendment Act, 2011, S.S. 2011/ Loi de 2011 modifiant la Loi de 1995 sur les victimes d'actes criminels L.S. 2011 Assented to may 18, 2011 .....................................................................................................................21



The Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015/Loi de 2015 modifiant la Loi de 2009 sur les services de l’état civil, L.S. 2015 Assented to may 14, 2015 .....................................................................................................................26

Note: This table is for convenience of reference and is not comprehensive; it is meant to be used in conjunction with the Tables of Saskatchewan Statutes published by the Queen’s Printer. Please refer to the Separate Chapters and the Tables for any additional information regarding Proclamation dates and Coming into Force dates for the Statutes listed above./Le présent tableau a pour but de faciliter la référence et n’est pas complet; il est utilisé en conjonction avec le Tableau des lois de la Saskatchewan (Tables of Saskatchewan Statutes) publié par l’Imprimeur de la Reine. Veuillez vous référer aux chapitres tirés à part et au Tableau pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements relatifs aux dates de proclamation et d’entrée en vigueur des lois susmentionnées._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

ACTS IN FORCE ON ASSENT/LOIS ENTRANT EN vIguEuR SuR SANCTION (Fourth Session, Twenty-Seventh Legislative Assembly/Quatrième session, 27e Assemblée législative)

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Title/ Bill/ Chapter/ Titre: Projet de loi: Chapitre:

The Appropriation Act, 2014 (No. 2), S.S. 2014 (Assented to December 8, 2014) ...................................................................................... 173 ...................32The Appropriation Act, 2015 (No. 1), S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) ............................................................................................. 182 ...................2The Class Actions Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015/Loi de 2015 modifiant la Loi sur les recours collectifs, L.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) ............................................................................................. 147 ...................4The Degree Authorization Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015 .............................................................................................. 143 ...................5The Education Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015/Loi de 2015 modifiant la Loi de 1995 sur l’éducation, L.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015), sections 1, 2, 5, 8 and 9 come into force on assent) ........ 163 ...................6The Family Farm Credit Repeal Act, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) ............................................................................................. 159 ...................8The Government Relations Administration Act, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) ......................................................................................................168 .....................G-5.101The Health Administration Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) ............................................................................................. 149 ...................10The Income Tax Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015, but is retroactive and deemed to have been in force on and from January 1, 2015; section 3 is retroactive and deemed to have been in force on and from December 21, 2002; section 4 is retroactive and deemed to have been in force on and from January 1, 2012; section 5 is retroactive and deemed to have been in force on and from February 27, 2004; section 8 is retroactive and deemed to have been in force on and from January 1, 2014; sections 12 and 13 are retroactive and deemed to have been in force on and from April 1, 2015; subsections 14(2) and 15(2), clause 17(1)(b) and subsection 17(3) are retroactive and deemed to have been in force on and from march 19, 2015; section 16 is retroactive and deemed to have been in force on and from June 26, 2013. .................................................................................................. 178 ...................13


Title/ Bill/ Chapter/ Titre: Projet de loi: Chapitre:

The Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015/Loi de 2015 modifiant la Loi de 2007 sur l’Assemblée législative, L.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) ............................................................................................. 180 ...................14The Lloydminster Constituency By-election Act, S.S. 2014 (Assented to November 17, 2014) ................................................................................... 160 ...................31The Mohyla Institute (1958) Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) ............................................................................................. 904 ...................01The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code Amendment Act, 2014, S.S. 2014 (Assented to December 8, 2014) ...................................................................................... 171 ...................33The Statute Law Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) ............................................................................................. 153 ...................21The Statute Law Amendment Act, 2015 (No. 2), S.S. 2015/Loi no 2 de 2015 modifiant le droit législatif, L.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) ............................................................................................. 154 ...................22The Victims of Domestic Violence Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) ............................................................................................. 144 ...................24

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ACTS IN FORCE ON SPECIFIC EvENTS/ LOIS ENTRANT EN vIguEuR À DES OCCuRRENCES PARTICuLIèRES

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The Fee Waiver Consequential Amendments Act, 2015, S.S. 2015/Loi de 2015 portant modifications corrélatives à la loi intitulée The Fee Waiver Act, L.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) Specific Event: comes into force on the coming into force of section 1 of The Fee Waiver Act ............... 9The Health Care Directives and Substitute Health Care Decision Makers Consequential Amendments Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) Specific Event: comes into force on the coming into force of section 1 of The Health Care Directives and Substitute Health Care Decision Makers Act, 2015/Loi de 2015 sur les directives et les subrogés en matière de soins de santé .................................................................. 11The Local Government Election Consequential Amendments Act, 2015, S.S. 2015/ Loi de 2015 portant modifications corrélatives à la loi intitulée The Local Government Election Act, 2015, L.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) Specific Event: comes into force on the coming into force of section 1 of The Local Government Election Act, 2015 .................................................................................................................. 15The Management and Reduction of Greenhouse Gases Amendment Act, 2013, S.S. 2013 (Assented to may 15, 2013) Specific Event: comes into force on the coming into force of section 1 of The Management and Reduction of Greenhouse Gases Act.................................................................................................... 13The Officers of the Legislative Assembly Standardization Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) Specific Event: comes into force on the coming into force of section 1 of The Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2015 ................................................................................................................ 16



The Pooled Registered Pension Plans (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2013, S.S. 2013/Loi de 2013 portant modifications corrélatives à la loi intitulée The Pooled Registered Pension Plans (Saskatchewan) Act, L.S. 2013 (Assented to may 15, 2013) Specific Event: comes into force on the coming into force of section 1 of The Pooled Registered Pension Plans (Saskatchewan) Act ............................................................................................................ 24The Registered Teachers Consequential Amendments Act, 2015, S.S. 2015/Loi de 2015 portant modifications corrélatives à la loi intitulée The Registered Teachers Act, L.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) Specific Event: comes into force on the coming into force of section 1 of The Registered Teachers Act ................................................................................................................................................18The Representation Act, 2013, S.S. 2013 (Assented to may 15, 2013) Specific Event: notwithstanding subsection 23(2) of The Constituency Boundaries Act, 1993, this Act comes into force on the day following the day the Twenty-Seventh Legislative Assembly is dissolved or is determined by effluxion of time ....................................................................................R-20.5The Saskatchewan Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 2), S.S. 2013 (Assented to may 15, 2013) Specific Event: comes into force on the coming into force of section 1 of The Pooled Registered Pension Plans (Saskatchewan) Act ............................................................................................................ 31 The Statute Law Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015 (Assented to may 14, 2015) Specific Event: section 23 comes into force on the coming into force of section 1 The Lobbyists Act; subsection 64(3) and Schedule 3 come into force on the coming into force of Part XXI of The Credit Union Act, 1998 ....................................................................................... 21

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ACTS PROCLAIMED/LOIS PROCLAMéES (2015)

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The following proclamations have been issued that are effective on or after January 1, 2015:

The Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2014, S.S. 2014, c.7/Loi 2014 modifiant la Loi de 1997 sur la réglementation des boissons alcoolisées et des jeux de hasard, L.S. 2014, ch.7. Clauses 3(b) to (e), sections 7 to 20, 25, 29, 30, 32, 38, 49, 50, 52, 55 and 57, and clauses 59(b) to (d) and (f) to (m) proclaimed in force June 22, 2015.

The Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015, c.1/Loi de 2015 modifiant la Loi de 1997 sur la réglementation des boissons alcoolisées et des jeux de hazard, L.S. 2015, ch.1. Proclaimed in force June 30, 2015.

The Archives and Public Records Management Act, S.S. 2015, c.A-26.11. Proclaimed in force August 24, 2015.

The Athletics Commission Act, S.S. 2014, c.A-31.1. Proclaimed in force march 9, 2015.

The Child Care Act, 2014, S.S. 2014, c.C-7.31/Loi de 2014 sur les garderies d’enfants, L.S. 2014, ch.C-7.31. Proclaimed in force June 15, 2015.

The Environmental Management and Protection Act, 2010, S.S. 2010, c.E-10.22. Proclaimed in force June 1, 2015.

The Film and Video Classification Amendment Act, 2006, S.S. 2006, c.20. Section 12 proclaimed in force April 1, 2015.


The Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2010, S.S. 2010, c.13. Proclaimed in force January 5, 2015, except section 53.

The Health Care Directives and Substitute Health Care Decision Makers Amendment Act, 2014, S.S. 2014, c.13. Proclaimed in force April 22, 2015.

The Informal Public Appeals Act, S.S. 2014, c.I-9.0001. Proclaimed in force January 1, 2015.

*The Pharmacy Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015, c.17. Proclaimed in force October 5, 2015.

The Powers of Attorney Amendment Act, 2014, S.S. 2014/Loi de 2014 modifiant la Loi de 2002 sur les procurations, L.S. 2014, ch.22. Proclaimed in force January 1, 2015.

The Regional Parks Act, 2013, S.S. 2013, c.R-9.11. Proclaimed in force April 6, 2015.

The Registered Teachers Act, S.S. 2015, c.R-15.1. Sections 2 to 18, 49 and 58 proclaimed in force July 1, 2015.

The Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015, c.19. Sections 1 to 20 and 22 to 25 proclaimed in force July 1, 2015.

The Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2014, S.S. 2014, c.6. Proclaimed in force January 1, 2015.

The Wildfire Act, S.S. 2014, c.W-13.01. Proclaimed in force march 31, 2015.

The Wildlife Amendment Act, 2015, S.S. 2015, c.27/Loi de 2015 modifiant la Loi de 1998 sur la faune, L.S. 2015, ch.27. Proclaimed in force July 1, 2015.

*Note: A proclamation appearing in this list for the first time is indicated in bold print./Une loi proclamée qui figure pour la première fois dans cette liste apparaît en caractères gras.

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MINISTER’S ORDER/ARRÊTé MINISTéRIEL ________________________

The Municipalities Act [sections 53, 56, 57, 59, 61, 62 and 63]

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ALTERATION OF BOUNDARIES — THE TOWN OF KINISTINO AND THE RURAL mUNICIPALITY OF KINISTINO NO. 459

1 Pursuant to sections 53, 56, 57, 59, and 61 of The Municipalities Act, the Council of the Town of Kinistino has submitted an application to alter its boundaries to the minister of municipal Affairs.

2 Upon consideration of the application, the minister is of the opinion that the municipalities affected will be viable entities following the alteration of boundaries. Therefore, the undersigned hereby orders, pursuant to sections 61, 62, and 63 of The Municipalities Act, that:

(a) the boundaries of the Town of Kinistino and the Rural municipality of Kinistino No. 459 be altered by withdrawing from the rural municipality and adding to the town the territory described in Schedule A;

(b) Schedule B is conclusively deemed to be the legal description of the boundary of Town of Kinistino; and

(c) the alteration shall take effect on and from the date of this Order.

Dated at the City of Regina, in the Province of Saskatchewan, the 11th day of February, 2015.

Keith Comstock, Assistant Deputy minister for and on

behalf of the ministry of muncipal Affairs.

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SCHEDULE AThe boundaries of the Town of Kinistino are altered by adding to the Town and withdrawing from the Rural

municipality of Kinistino No. 459 territory lying within:

Township 45, Range 21, West of the Second meridian described as the following lands within the north-east quarter of Section 20:

(1) That portion lying south of the north-eastern boundary of the road shown on Plan No. 66PA02909; including Parcel A, Plan No. 66PA13545 and Parcel E, Plan No. 61PA02298.

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SCHEDULE BThe boundaries of the Town of Kinistino shall comprise the territory in the Province of Saskatchewan lying

within:

Township 45, Range 21, West of the Second meridian and described as:

(1) The north-east quarter of Section 20.

(2) The following portions of the north-west quarter of Section 21:

(a) that portion lying west of the line drawn 135.941 m east of and parallel to the west boundary of the said quarter section and lying north of the south-western boundary of the Canadian National Railways right-of-way shown on Plan No. G1307; and

(b) that portion lying between the south-western boundary of the Canadian National Railways right-of-way shown on Plan No. G1307 and the north-eastern boundary of the road shown on Plan No. 64PA14289;

(3) The following portions of the south-west quarter of Section 28:

(a) the most southerly 404.774 m of the most westerly 135.941 m in perpendicular width throughout; and

(b) Block 5, lane and second street shown on Plans Nos. 61PA10543 and 62PA04175;

(4) The south-east quarter of Section 29; and

(5) That portion of the north-east quarter of Section 29 shown as Parcel N on Plan No. 101925907.

Unless otherwise specified, the sections and portions of sections described in the above schedules include the adjoining south and west road allowances, intersections thereof and widenings thereto by plan of survey.

For description purposes, the land acquired by plan of survey for widening to an adjoining road allowance is deemed to be part of the road allowance.

The said plans of survey are of record with Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan.

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CORPORATE REgISTRy NOTICES/AvIS Du REgISTRE DES SOCIéTéS ________________________

The Business Corporations Act ________________________

CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION (2015)

Name: Date: Mailing Address: Main Type of Business:

29 Electric Ltd. Sep. 23 Box 610, Swift Current contract electrical services

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101289132 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 21 203 Dunlop Pl. N, Regina manage artists; social media management and training consultant; public speaking; marketing services; communications; freelance writer

101289153 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 21 500-616 main St., Saskatoon holding company

101289164 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 21 2507 margaret Pl., Regina remedial massage therapy clinic

101289174 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 21 2107E Laurier Cres., Regina petroleum land administration

101289201 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 17 Box 209, Fillmore holding company

101289204 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 22 Box 19, Site 300, R.R. 3, Saskatoon

investments

101289230 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 22 426 Werschner Lane, Saskatoon import/export wholesale/retail frozen seafood and seasoning

101289247 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 22 120-4760 Pasqua St., Regina telecommunications

101289256 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 22 1329-3rd St., Estevan holding company

101289259 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 22 Box 10, Southey holding company

101289265 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 22 807 Delaronde Way, Saskatoon real estate holding company; development services

101289294 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 22 223-663 Beckett Cres., Saskatoon

operate a restaurant

101289295 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 22 1030B-8th St. E, Saskatoon environmental technologies promotional services

101289314 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 8 1001-1914 Hamilton St., Regina fitness facility

101289319 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 23 Box 59, Ruthilda farming

101289342 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 23 Box 1148, Yorkton holding company



101289353 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 23 Box 91, Pelly holding company

101289373 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 23 602-51st St. E, Saskatoon real estate holding company

101289378 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 23 1-75 Lenore Dr., Saskatoon miscellaneous services

101289395 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 24 100, 2184-12th Ave., Regina operate a vegetarian restaurant







101289483 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 25 Box 520, North Battleford holding company



101289487 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 25 R.R. 2, Site 203 Comp. 12, Prince Albert

oilfield power engineer

101289488 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 25 215 Wall St., Saskatoon residential property inspections; holding company

101289491 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 25 Box 1082, Pilot Butte holding company

101289496 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 25 Box 600, Unity farmland

101289497 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 25 Box 600, Unity farmland

101289499 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 25 2306 Arlington Ave., Saskatoon commercial and industrial construction and maintenance services

101289503 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 25 5-69 Kleisinger Cres., Regina courier services; transportation and logistics

101289507 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 25 Box 878, Humboldt shelf company



101289514 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 22 Box 214, Central Butte holding company



101289518 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 25 325, 2550-15th Ave., Regina holding company

101289530 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 26 1238 Emmeline Crt., Saskatoon operate a franchise

Adapt Centers: Alzheimer’s & Dementia Advanced Prevention and Treatment Inc.

Sep. 22 Box 1901, Saskatoon long-term and palliative care; Alzheimer’s and Dementia prevention services

ADF Interiors Inc. Sep. 21 Box 295, Cudworth subcontract drywall services

Ads in Motion Inc. Sep. 24 1437 Elliott St., Regina advertising services

Andy Berg Holdings Inc. Sep. 22 Box 343, Waldheim holding company

B. Stolson Land & Cattle Co. Ltd.

Sep. 21 96 Great Plains Rd., Emerald Park

mixed farming

Bonny’s Cafe Ltd. Sep. 22 40 Qu’Appelle St., Qu’Appelle restaurant

Bryden Machine & Service Co. Inc.

Sep. 21 Box 100, Arborfield machine shop repair services

Canada Segment Kitchen Bathroom Ltd.

Sep. 22 210, 230-22nd St. E, Saskatoon wholesale bathroom supply; engineering services

Clear Skies Developments Inc. Sep. 23 300, 15-23rd St. E, Saskatoon construction

Dale Kozar Trucking Ltd. Sep. 25 Box 878, Humboldt trucking



David Dai Classical Guitar Studio Inc.

Sep. 23 209, 3521-8th St. E, Saskatoon teach music; sell/rent instruments; cultural and artistic products and activities; commercial arts performances

Deep Root Holdings Ltd. Sep. 24 1017-3rd St., Estevan holding company

Dr. Donna Cameron Medical Prof. Corp.

Sep. 25 500-616 main St., Saskatoon medical professional corporation

Dr. Neelandran Naidoo Medical Prof. Corp.

Sep. 21 204-3988 Albert St., Regina medical professional corporation

E & D Carrier Ltd. Sep. 18 38-2801 Windsor Park Rd., Regina

transportation

Emerald Isle Farm Inc. Sep. 23 300-533 Victoria Ave., Regina farming

Eurocuts “The Centre” Ltd. Sep. 22 100, 316-6th Ave. N, Saskatoon hair salon and barber shop

Greenside Golf Properties Ltd. Sep. 23 104-1640 Idylwyld Dr. N, Saskatoon

lake lot development in the Saskatoon area

HDMG Foods Ltd. Sep. 22 600, 105-21st St. E, Saskatoon restaurant

Highworth Farms Inc. Sep. 21 103, 1501-100th St., North Battleford

grain farming

Homann Custom Building and Electrical Ltd.

Sep. 4 103, 1100-1st Ave. E, Prince Albert

custom construction and electrical services

Icarus Investments Ltd. Sep. 22 600, 105-21st St. E, Saskatoon real estate investments

Inertia Solutions Inc. Sep. 22 78 metcalfe Rd., Regina structural engineering, construction and project management consultant services

Irondeal Ag Services Inc. Sep. 17 Box 400, Kamsack agricultural consultant services

K5 Investments Ltd. Sep. 21 310 Gladstone Cres., Saskatoon holding company

KD Properties Ltd. Sep. 21 1547 Anson Rd., Regina real estate ownership and management services

Kidstree Video Archives Inc. Sep. 1 1500-1881 Scarth St., Regina photography; video memory systems

L.T.H. Transport Inc. Sep. 23 702 matheson Dr., Saskatoon trucking; freight transportation

Lake Life Properties Ltd. Sep. 18 400, 135-21st St. E, Saskatoon lake property development at Diefenbaker Lake

Little Grouse Restaurant Inc. Sep. 22 500-616 main St., Saskatoon restaurant

Liyuan Garments Inc. Sep. 21 107-610 Perehudoff Cres., Saskatoon

manufacture and sell garments; international trade



Maple Fond Immigration and International Trade Consulting Inc.

Sep. 24 323 Steiger Way, Saskatoon study abroad, immigration and international trade consultant services; imports/exports

Mastad Ranch Inc. Sep. 24 Box 98, mcCord farming; ranching

McTony Biotech Ltd. Sep. 23 3070 Zaran Cres., Regina import biochemical products

Move the Fulcrum Consulting Inc.

Sep. 23 300-533 Victoria Ave., Regina IT consultant services

North East Prairie Grain Inc. Sep. 10 Box 3031, Tisdale grain brokerage

NV Limo Services Ltd. Sep. 23 Box 610, Swift Current limousine services

Oglen Solutions Inc. Sep. 24 934 Willowgrove Cres., Saskatoon

software services; provide digitization solutions for archive data and photos

PDF Holdings Ltd. Sep. 23 Box 905, North Battleford holding company

Prime Motors Limited Sep. 22 16-55 Borden Cres., Saskatoon car dealership

Rainbow Petroleum Solutions Ltd.

Sep. 24 99-602 Cartwright St., Saskatoon

petroleum services

RJS Land & Cattle Co. Inc. Sep. 21 96 Great Plains Rd., Emerald Park

mixed farming

RSF Consulting Ltd. Sep. 23 304E Douglas Park Cres., Regina

project consultant services

Running Bar M Enterprises Ltd. Sep. 25 Box 484, Carnduff oilfield consultant services

RYN Cattle Company Ltd. Sep. 23 Box 923, Kerrobert cattle farming; contract agricultural services

Sandy Springs Ranch Inc. Sep. 22 Box 610, Swift Current ranching

Shayba Residential and General Contractor Ltd.

Sep. 21 215 Snell Cres., Saskatoon contract residential electrical, air-conditioning, heating and plumbing services

Silton Guest House Inc. Sep. 25 Box 229, Silton bed and breakfast

SJT Trucking and Excavating Ltd.

Sep. 24 2600 Victoria Ave., Regina construction; trucking; excavation services

South Point Holdings Inc. Sep. 22 15 South Point Lane, Corman Park

real estate holding company; development services

Stolson Farms Ltd. Sep. 21 96 Great Plains Rd., Emerald Park

mixed farming

Suicide Welding Inc. Sep. 22 Box 669, Biggar welding services

Summit Heavy Equipment Repair Inc.

Sep. 18 600, 2103-11th Ave., Regina heavy-duty equipment repair and welding services

Sweet Pea and Noelle Bridal Boutique Ltd.

Sep. 18 60 Rosewood Dr., Lumsden sell bridal gowns and accessories



The CK Pilates Movement Incorporated

Sep. 24 350 Stonebridge Common, Saskatoon

pilates and fitness studio

Winderco Mechanical Ltd. Sep. 23 Box 167, Candle Lake heavy-duty mechanical repair services

WZHZ Holdings Ltd. Sep. 24 200, 123-2nd Ave. S, Saskatoon holding company

CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION (2015)

Name: Date: Incorporating Jurisdiction:

Head or Registered Office:

Main Type of Business:

1x1 Architecture Inc. Sep. 2 manitoba 103-120 Fort St., Winnipeg mB

architectural services

1292709 Alberta Ltd. Sep. 23 Alberta 5540-184A St., Edmonton AB

holding company

1679628 Alberta Ltd. Sep. 23 Alberta 5006-50th St., Barrhead AB

holding company

1745704 Alberta Ltd. Sep. 22 Alberta 210, 6111-36th St. SE, Calgary AB

holding company

8314004 Canada Inc. Sep. 17 Canada 111-65 Cedar Pointe Dr., Barrie ON

sign and outdoor advertising sales and services

9443045 Canada Inc. Sep. 21 Canada 701-1120 Finch Ave. W, Toronto ON

holding company

ACC GP II Inc. Sep. 22 Ontario 200-11 Church St., Toronto ON

national automotive financial services

Alltrax Technical Training Ltd.

Sep. 3 Canada 200 Garfield St., Davidson SK

training services

Bengal Boutique Corporation

Sep. 9 Canada 915 Patrick Way, Saskatoon SK

boutique

Born2grow Transport Ltd. Sep. 9 Canada 7-71 Donahue Ave., Regina SK

trucking

Celebration Club Management Ltd.

Sep. 1 Canada 202 Stillwater Dr., Saskatoon SK

sporting event logistics, marketing and management services

Chepelos Marketing Inc. Aug. 24 Canada 860 Steeves Ave., Saskatoon SK

online advertising and business referral services

Evertek Corp. Sep. 18 Ontario 90 Trothen Circle, markham ON

information technology consultant services

Grigor’s Contracting Ltd. Sep. 24 Alberta 5009-47th St., Lloydminster AB

sell and repair tires

GT Bill Ltd. Sep. 23 British Columbia 2600, Three Bentall Centre, 595 Burrard St., Vancouver BC

provide e-commerce merchant and online payment processing services




Main Type of Business:

HCN-Revera Lessee (Renaissance) Gp Inc.

Sep. 17 Ontario 3400-333 Bay St., Toronto ON

general partner of a limited partnership

HIIG Underwriters Agency (Canada), Ltd.

Sep. 18 Canada 2100-40 King St. W, Toronto ON

insurance

Loaded Electric Ltd. Sep. 15 Canada 5315-49th St., Provost AB

electrical services

Martech Electrical Systems Ltd.

Sep. 22 British Columbia 4th flr., 1007 Fort St., Victoria BC

set-up, repair and administer electrical systems

Mastermind Marketing, Inc. Sep. 1 Ontario 104-4093 meadow Brook Dr., London ON

sell and market consumer products

Muzokh Inc. Sep. 4 Canada 174-22 Ferris Lane, Regina SK

computer consultant services

North Battleford Strength and Conditioning Inc.

Sep. 17 Canada 1761 St. Laurent Dr., North Battleford SK

fitness services

Northpoint Commercial Finance Canada Inc./ Financement Commercial Northpoint Canada Inc.

Sep. 21 Canada 6200-100 King St. W, 1 First Canadian Place, Toronto ON

commercial finance

Pristine Coatings Ltd. Sep. 17 Canada 1122 Evergreen Blvd., Saskatoon SK

coatings

Pro Colour Painting & Wall Covering Ltd.

Sep. 23 British Columbia 165-107 Hart Rd., Saskatoon SK

residential and commercial painting and wall paper services

Siemens Healthcare Limited Aug. 28 Ontario 1577 North Service Rd. E, Oakville ON

supply imaging equipment; management services

Square Root Architecture Ltd.

Sep. 25 Alberta 3rd flr., 10417 Saskatchewan Dr. NW, Edmonton AB

architectural design and consultant services

Tripemco Burlington Insurance Group Limited

Aug. 27 Ontario 99 Hwy No. 8, Stoney Creek ON

insurance

Veolia Water Technologies Canada Inc./Veolia Eau Technologies Canada Inc.

Aug. 27 Quebec 4105 Sartelon St., Saint-Laurent QC

technological solutions; design, build, maintain and upgrade water and wastewater treatment facilities

Vertex Oilfield Services Ltd. Sep. 24 Alberta 2200, 10235-101st St. NW, Edmonton AB

oilfield construction and rental consultant services


CERTIFICATE OF AmALGAmATION (2015)

Name: Amalgamating Corporations:

Date: Registered Office: Main Type of Business:

Mobil Capital Holdings Ltd. 101228841 Saskatchewan Ltd.; Affleck Capital Holdings Ltd.; L.H. Affleck Holdings Ltd.; Mobil Capital Holdings Ltd.; S.W. Affleck Holdings Ltd.

Sep. 17 1400-2500 Victoria Ave., Regina

holding company

CERTIFICATES OF CONTINUANCE (2015)

Name: Date: Precontinuance Jurisdiction:

Mailing Address: Main Type of Business:

Coates Holroyd Consulting Inc.

Sep. 11 British Columbia 2-527 main St., Saskatoon

consultant services

Twisted Goods Inc. Aug. 26 Alberta Box 1901, Saskatoon

retail gifts

CERTIFICATES OF AmENDmENT (2015)

Name: Date: Amendment:

617066 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 23 changed name to Vida Enterprises Ltd.

101246424 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 24 changed name to JD Hall Holdings Inc.

101265834 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 23 changed name to Adoxio Business Consultants Limited

101276674 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 23 changed name to Sinfully Sweet Cathedral Desserts Ltd.

101283120 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 21 changed name to Jade Residential Homes Ltd.

101284639 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 23 changed name to Krauss Holdings Ltd.

101285050 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 8 changed name to AJK Properties Inc.

101287386 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 8 changed name to Red Light Autobody Ltd.

101287593 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 8 changed name to Precision Concrete Corporation

101287774 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 22 changed name to 71 Cattle Company Ltd.

101288228 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 17 changed name to Harris Greenaway Communications Ltd.

AVS Instrumentation Ltd. Sep. 21 changed name to Innovation Energy Services Ltd.

CNS Construction Ltd. Sep. 24 changed name to Roof-Pro Contracting Ltd.

Comco Systems Canada Inc. Sep. 23 changed name to Comco Engineering Ltd.

Farquhar Holdings Ltd. Sep. 23 changed name to Nomad Holdings Ltd.



Gisele Bourgeois, C.A. Prof Corp. Aug. 25 changed name to Gisele Bourgeois CPA Prof. Corp.

Gisele L. E. Bourgeois, C.A. P.C. Inc. Aug. 25 changed name to Gisele Bourgeois CPA P.C. Inc.

Hub Transportation Inc. Sep. 21 changed name to Hub Enterprises Inc.

Jacques La Cock C.A. Prof. Corp. Sep. 9 changed name to Jacques La Cock CPA Prof. Corp.

James H. Stinn, Certified General Accountant, Prof. Corp.

Aug. 31 changed name to James H. Stinn, CPA, Prof. Corp.

LJJ Zdunich C.A. Consulting P.C. Ltd. Sep. 8 changed name to Zdunich Kula Consulting Ltd.

Paul’s Plumbing & Heating Ltd. Sep. 8 changed name to 101064685 Saskatchewan Ltd.

TCC Chop Investments GP Inc. Sep. 18 changed name to TCC Hospitality1 Investments GP Inc.

Thauberger Insulating & Contracting Limited Aug. 31 changed name to Thauberger Holdings Inc.

CERTIFICATES OF AmENDmENT (Extra-provincial Corporations)

(2005)

Name: Incorporating Jurisdiction:

Date: Amendment:

Groundstar Resources Limited British Columbia Dec. 5 changed jurisdiction to Alberta

(2014)


Date: Amendment:

Huntingdon Capital Corp. British Columbia Dec. 22 changed jurisdiction to Ontario

(2015)


Date: Amendment:

5879711 Manitoba Ltd. manitoba may 28 changed name to Ladel Holdings Ltd.

9346465 Canada Inc.; Street Capital Financial Corporation

Canada Jly. 1 amalgamated into Street Capital Financial Corporation

Callinan Royalties Corporation Canada Sep. 1 amalgamated into Callinan Royalties Corporation

Drive Products Inc.; Truck Evolution Inc.

Ontario Apr. 1 amalgamated into Drive Products Inc.

Dyna Crane Services Inc. Canada Aug. 21 changed name to Fratres in Negotio Holdings 2012 Ltd.

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Canada Company; La Compagnie de Location D’autos Enterprise Canada

Nova Scotia Aug. 1 amalgamated into Enterprise Rent-A-Car Canada Company



Date: Amendment:

GE Capital Canada 0429 Company Nova Scotia Aug. 18 changed name to GE Capital Canada Company

GE Healthcare IITS Canada ULC Alberta Apr. 15 changed jurisdiction to Nova Scotia

GE Healthcare IITS Canada ULC; PAA Laboratories Inc.

Nova Scotia Jne. 3 amalgamated into GE Healthcare Bio-Sciences Company

Hahn Investment Stewards & Company Inc./Forstrong, Gestion Mondiale D’actifs Inc.

Canada Aug. 2 changed name to Forstrong Global Asset Management Inc.

Holcim (Canada) Inc./Groupe CRH Canada Inc.

Quebec Jly. 31 changed name to CRH Canada Group Inc.

Huntingdon Capital Corp. Ontario Jan. 1 amalgamated into Huntingdon Capital Corp.

Huntingdon Capital Corp. Ontario Aug. 4 changed name to Slate Management Corporation

PAA Laboratories Inc. Canada Apr. 14 changed jurisdiction to Nova Scotia

Peri Scaffolding Services Inc. Canada Sep. 1 changed name to SHC Skyhigh Canada Inc.

Powerland Computers Ltd. manitoba Aug. 1 amalgamated into Powerland Computers Ltd.

Reed Elsevier Canada Ltd. Ontario Aug. 31 changed name to Relx Canada Ltd.

Street Capital Holdings Corporation Canada Jne. 25 changed name to 9346465 Canada Inc.

Truck Evolution Inc. Alberta mar. 30 changed jurisdiction to Ontario

CERTIFICATES OF DISCONTINUANCE (2015)

Name: Date: Jurisdiction:

101093614 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 18 British Columbia

Boktor M Medicine Professional Corporation Jly. 30 Ontario

CERTIFICATES OF DISSOLUTION (2015)

Name: Date:

621779 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 4

101211010 Saskatchewan Ltd. Aug. 31



101253064 Saskatchewan Ltd. Aug. 31



Name: Date:

A.A.A. Anderson’s Transmission Warehouse Ltd. Sep. 3

AVR Equipment Ltd. Sep. 10

Baozhong Holding Corp. Sep. 4

BDG Developments Inc. Sep. 3

Bluebird Engine & Compressor Service Ltd. Sep. 9

Cameco Nukem Global Holdings Ltd. Sep. 22

Crestwood Investments Ltd. Sep. 2

DT Bloor Holdings Ltd. Sep. 8

Fairline Construction Ltd. Sep. 2

Fiske Computer and Business Consulting Inc. Sep. 4

Groundwerks Stabilization Inc. Sep. 9

Harmony Farms Ltd. Aug. 28

Huaxi Investment Group Ltd. Aug. 31

Interprovincial Specialty Coating Ltd. Sep. 3

Ka-Ve Construction Ltd. Sep. 4

Klassic Marketing Systems Inc. Sep. 2

Madni Auto Inc. Sep. 3

MCS Inspection Ltd. Sep. 2

Oshust Enterprises Ltd. Sep. 1

Prairie China Consulting Limited Aug. 26

Premium Development Group Ltd. Sep. 1

Randal Investment Corp. Sep. 8

Rockford Construction Corp. Sep. 3

Rocky Road Holdings Ltd. Aug. 27

Urban Sun Studio 2012 Inc. Aug. 28

Vic20 Courier Service Ltd. Aug. 31

CORPORATIONS RESTORED TO THE REGISTER (2015)


619242 Saskatchewan Ltd. Sep. 2 Saskatchewan

101125155 Saskatchewan Ltd. Aug. 28 Saskatchewan






101223996 Saskatchewan Ltd. Aug. 28 Saskatchewan


Audonis Holdings Inc. Sep. 1 Saskatchewan

Awareness Corporation Sep. 4 Ontario

Beagle Productions Ltd. Sep. 3 Saskatchewan

Biolin Research Inc. Sep. 9 Saskatchewan

Border City Stone Ltd. Aug. 28 Saskatchewan

Broadway Millworks and Construction Ltd. Aug. 26 Saskatchewan

CFactor Works Inc. Aug. 31 Saskatchewan

Chaparral Enterprises Ltd. Sep. 3 Saskatchewan

Chapman and Sons Stores Ltd. Sep. 4 Saskatchewan

Cho’s Hotel Ltd. Sep. 3 Saskatchewan

Del Sol International Enterprises Ltd. Sep. 16 Saskatchewan

Dr. K. Maedel Dental Prof. Corp. Sep. 18 Saskatchewan

Erin Consulting Limited Aug. 24 Saskatchewan

G. Acorn Welding Inc. Aug. 31 Saskatchewan

Glacier Safety Ltd. Sep. 4 Saskatchewan

Groundstar Resources Limited Sep. 22 British Columbia

JBDC Enterprises Ltd. Aug. 28 Saskatchewan

Keef Holdings Ltd. Aug. 31 Saskatchewan

Lagrek’s Industrial Ltd. Aug. 26 Saskatchewan

M & R Packers Ltd. Sep. 21 Saskatchewan

Manreet Trucking Ltd. Sep. 10 Saskatchewan

MCN Cabling Ltd. Sep. 8 Saskatchewan

Meridian Capital Inc. Sep. 2 Saskatchewan

Nisaro Holdings Ltd. Aug. 20 Saskatchewan

Nuvo Developments Corporation Sep. 3 Saskatchewan

Philipchuk Acres Ltd. Sep. 8 Saskatchewan

Plungerboy Plumbing and Heating Ltd. Sep. 1 Saskatchewan

Premier Mechanical & Electrical Ltd. Aug. 31 Saskatchewan

Radium Trucking Ltd. Sep. 1 Saskatchewan

Spice Hut Inc. Sep. 22 Alberta

Styles for Success Hair Design Inc. Aug. 28 Saskatchewan

Sun City Homes Ltd. Sep. 17 Saskatchewan



The Wascana Financial Group Inc. Sep. 4 Saskatchewan

Wascana Constructions Management Inc. Sep. 3 Saskatchewan

STRUCK OFF THE REGISTER PURSUANT TO SECTION 290 (2015)


752406 Alberta Ltd. Sep. 24 Alberta

Bedrock Oilfield Hauling Ltd. Sep. 18 Alberta

Cru Wine Selections Ltd. Sep. 25 British Columbia

Demmings Holdings Ltd. Sep. 21 New Brunswick

Edgemoor Infrastructure & Real Estate Canada, ULC Sep. 22 British Columbia

RDS Remedy Services (Saskatchewan) Inc. Sep. 21 Ontario

RPM Enterprises Inc. Sep. 23 Alberta

Saskatoon Detail Plus Car Care Centre Ltd. Sep. 21 Saskatchewan

Sheppard Insurance Service Inc. Sep. 24 Alberta

Travel Guardian Travel Ltd. Sep. 23 Alberta

Tribal Design and Construction of Canada Inc. Sep. 23 Canada

Westland Modular Homes Inc. Sep. 23 Alberta

________________________

Amin Bardestani, Director.

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

The Business Names Registration Act ________________________

CANCELLATIONS (2015)

Name: Date: Place of Business:

29 Electric Sep. 23 Cabri

Accredited Contracting Aug. 28 Regina

Alltrax Training Sep. 3 Davidson

Barter-Trade Alliance Aug. 31 Saskatoon

Big Red Auto Sales Sep. 15 Kindersley

Biscuits and Broths Cafe Sep. 2 Regina

Bootlegger Aug. 28 mississauga ON

City Property Maintenance Services Sep. 17 Saskatoon

http://www.qp.gov.sk.ca/documents/English/Statutes/Statutes/B11.pdf


Name: Date: Place of Business:

Cleo Aug. 28 Regina

Dezyne Aide By Lisa Sep. 4 Saskatoon

Dignity Bath Solutions Aug. 28 Regina

Fine Finish Contracting Sep. 24 martensville

Higher Groundwork Horticulture Sep. 23 Saskatoon

Homann Custom Building and Electrical Sep. 4 Candle Lake

Inertia Solutions Sep. 22 Regina

Irene Hill Aug. 28 Regina

Just Petites Aug. 28 Regina

North East Prairie Grain Sep. 10 Tisdale

Osler Esso Service Sep. 20 Osler

Parkland Auto Sales Sep. 9 Yorkton

Peak Electric Sep. 22 Hagen

Peddies Beauty Specialties Sep. 2 Regina

Pin Ling Restaurant Sep. 4 Regina

Precision Stoneworks Sep. 4 Regina

Quick Connect Trucking Aug. 31 Silton

Rafter TR Ranch Sep. 23 Paynton

Rainbow Vending Sep. 1 Balgonie

Ricki’s Aug. 28 Regina

Rolling Hills Restaurant Sep. 2 Ogema

Shoppers Drug Mart (#414) Sep. 18 Saskatoon

Showtime Limousine Sep. 3 Saskatoon

Summit Heavy Equipment Repair & Welding Services Sep. 18 Regina

The Trophy Gallery and Plate Place Sep. 4 Lloydminster

We Stitch Sep. 2 Regina

Yorkton Garage Doors Aug. 31 Yorkton

SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP REGISTRATIONS (2015)


10 Technical Services Sep. 25 4641 malcolm Dr., Regina telecommunication system installation, support, maintenance and consultant services

A & M Sewer and Water Services

Sep. 21 Box 398, Duck Lake sewer and water services



Acclaim Driving School Sep. 22 62 Lennon Cres., Saskatoon driving school

Accredited Contracting Aug. 28 Box 646, Lumsden construction and renovations

Anchor of Hope Ranch Sep. 25 Box 76, Paddockwood agricultural services; equine-assisted learning; greenhouse

Arc Force One Welding Sep. 25 Box 839, Pilot Butte pressure welding services

Arc+ Sport Rehab Sep. 24 161 mcNab Cres., Regina physical therapy consultant and educational services

Aris Naces Photo and Video Services

Sep. 22 8746 Herman Cres., Regina photography; video and photo booth

Axiom Ag Aug. 28 39 Poplar Bay, Yorkton farm consultant services; sales

B & M Contractor Sep. 23 321-1580 Olive Diefenbaker Dr., Prince Albert

residential construction; commercial finishing services

Barter-Trade Alliance Aug. 31 Box 1571, Saskatoon business-to-business marketing; trades; advertising services

BB Software Sep. 25 Box 3674, Regina software development services

Bear’s Camp Sep. 23 Box 413, La Ronge tourist camp

Best Western Plus Moose Jaw Aug. 28 48 High St. W, moose Jaw operate a hotel franchise

Big Red Auto Sales Sep. 21 Box 186, Kindersley sell automobiles

Biscuits and Broths Cafe Sep. 2 1950 Hamilton St., Regina restaurant

Blue Parlour Hair Salon Sep. 22 664-23rd St. W, Prince Albert hair salon

Bush Lane Kennels Sep. 24 Box 536, Watrous boarding kennel

Canadagloves Sep. 23 506 Geary Cres., Saskatoon sell gloves

Canadian Aboriginal Public Policy Network

Sep. 21 Box 905, North Battleford public policy

Canadian Digital Displays Sep. 1 200-1916 Dewdney Ave., Regina digital display services

Carley & Associates Financial Services

Sep. 8 103, 1501-100th St., North Battleford

financial services: insurance, investments, bookkeeping and accounting

CBC Financial Services Company

Sep. 3 1500-1874 Scarth St., Regina financial services

City Property Maintenance Services

Sep. 24 130 Stechishin Terr., Saskatoon property management; maintenance; janitorial; glass cleaning; lawn care and landscaping; snow removal; carpet/upholstery cleaning services



Common Cents Bookkeeping Services

Sep. 25 1131-2nd St. E, Prince Albert home-based bookkeeping services

Core Business Consulting Sep. 18 3141 mountbatten St., Saskatoon

management and financial consultant services

Creations By Carla Sep. 25 Box 959, 317-3rd Ave. W, Kindersley

floral arrangements

Dark Plumb Designs Sep. 22 3806 Parkdale Rd., Saskatoon handmade carvings of skulls

Dependable Floor Solutions Sep. 22 863 Synder Rd., moose Jaw sell non-slip floor products

Deviant Beauty Company Sep. 21 439 Cowan Dr., Swift Current manufacture and sell cosmetics

Dignity Bath Aug. 28 2331 mahony Cres., Regina sell and install walk-in bath tubs and showers

DRC Electric Sep. 23 57 Portland Cres., Regina electrical services

DSL Designs Sep. 23 Box 381, 606 Carbon Ave., Bienfait

make custom signs, wooden cut-outs and 3D pictures with a CNC router

Eagle Earth Industries Sep. 21 Box 905, North Battleford trenching; environmental clean-up services

Eagle Earthworks Sep. 21 Box 905, North Battleford trenching; environmental clean-up services

Elk Layne Trucking Sep. 21 R.R. 1, Norquay haul grain and fertilizer

Ennis-Flint Aug. 28 3500, 855-2nd St. SW, Calgary AB

manufacture and sell traffic marking paint

Farali Healing Center Sep. 21 106-118 Edinburgh Pl., Saskatoon

energy healing

Gardens Medical Clinic Sep. 18 1417 Park St., Regina medical clinic management services

Gem Energy Services Sep. 9 Box 1683, High Prairie AB oilfield and pipeline construction consultant services

Ginette Hall Makeup Artist Sep. 23 3701 Green moss Lane, Regina freelance make-up services

Global Asphalt Sep. 21 108-54 Ominica St. W, moose Jaw

asphalt paving and distribution services

GMA Consulting Sep. 24 430 Wakaw Crt., Saskatoon human resources and labour relations consultant services

Happy’s Auto Service Sep. 25 R.R. 7, Site 707, Comp. 73, Saskatoon

automotive/motorcycle repair services

Heritagekids Childcare Service Sep. 25 4522 Padwick Cres., Regina day-care

Hope 4 Homes Renos Sep. 21 Box 15, Site 207, R.R. 2, Saskatoon

residential renovations

Horsman Property Services Sep. 23 Box 78, Lipton rental property management; residential repair services



Humboldt Denture Care Sep. 22 323 main St., Humboldt denture services

Images By Ineke Sep. 21 226 Addison Rd., Saskatoon photography studio

Indian Country Construction Sep. 21 Box 905, North Battleford construction

J & R Drilling Sep. 22 Box 161, Briercrest pile drilling services

Jacqueline Johns HR Consulting

Sep. 23 Box 664, Stn main, White City human resource consultant services

K & Sons Trucking Sep. 24 101-315 Tait Cres., Saskatoon trucking

KAC Payroll and Bookkeeping Sep. 23 1418-5500 mitchinson Way, Regina

payroll and bookkeeping services

Kayla’s Sunshine Fur Pets Photography

Sep. 23 407-150 Langlois Way, Saskatoon

pet photography

Kids Heed Center Sep. 21 3266 mcClocklin Rd., Saskatoon day-care

KNS Enterprises Sep. 22 Box 1041, Rosetown commodities and agricultural product transportation services

Krochak Trucking Sep. 2 331 maple Ave., Yorkton trucking

Kuribo Arts Sep. 10 76 Angus Cres., Regina art services

La Brasserie Sleeman Sep. 2 1500-1874 Scarth St., Regina brewery; distribute beer

Letain Photography Sep. 24 305-2700 montague St., Regina photography; sell unframed/framed images at trade shows, festivals and online

Little Willy’s Fruit and Veggies Sep. 22 1014 Bayda Cres., Regina orchard/market garden/nursery; grow and sell fruit, vegetables and flowers/trees

Lone Rock Bison Ranch Sep. 24 Box 21, Earl Grey bison ranch

Lost River Distillery Sep. 23 600, 105-21st St. E, Saskatoon distillery

Made Up Beauty Services Sep. 25 10-1530 Alexandra St., Regina hair styling and treatments; make-up application services; ear and nose piercing; manicures

Mills Sushi Sep. 22 9004a Panton Ave., North Battleford

restaurant

Monster Vapor Store Sep. 24 459-12th St. E, Prince Albert sell vaporizers and accessories

Moose Jaw Truss Sep. 21 Box 908, moose Jaw locate, buy/sell and transport products and materials in the construction industry

Mucha’s Flooring Sep. 21 462 Scarth St, Regina purchase, supply and install hardware and laminate flooring



Nadoroznick Fitness Sep. 23 8014 Knox Pl., Regina personal training; health and nutrition coaching services

Navato Property Maintenance Sep. 22 Box 523, 118 Dominion Rd., Assiniboia

residential, commercial and rental property maintenance, janitorial, renovation and repair services

O2xy Wellness Sep. 21 Box 255, Balgonie bariatric chamber; medical wellness treatments

Paradise Fireworks Sep. 23 142-4246 Albert St., Regina entertainment services

Pearce’s Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning

Sep. 22 Box 446, Cupar HVAC, plumbing, heating and air-conditioning system services

Pinoy Heat Restaurant Sep. 25 34 Scott St., Regina restaurant

Pizzeria Romano Sep. 23 1006 Ledingham Lane, Saskatoon

bistro

Pride Oilfield Rental Services Sep. 24 103, 1501-100th St., North Battleford

rent oilfield equipment

QQ Nails & Spa Sep. 23 892-110th St., North Battleford manicure services

Quick Connect Custom Truck Wash

Aug. 31 Box 475, Lumsden custom truck washing services

Quick Connect Trucking Aug. 31 Box 475, Lumsden goods transportation

Rachel & Media Sep. 23 6906 Blakeney Dr., Regina media strategy and planning services; buy media for advertising campaigns

Rally Contracting Sep. 22 3302 Calder Cres., Saskatoon residential renovations

RB Cleaning Sep. 23 3722 Arnica Pl., Regina janitorial services

Re/Max Medalta Real Estate Aug. 31 35 Pacific Ave., maple Creek real estate

Regina Pet Photography Sep. 23 222 Brookview Dr., Regina animal/pet photography

RFS Canada Aug. 27 1500-1874 Scarth St., Regina equipment leasing and financing services

Rolling Hills Restaurant Sep. 2 Box 429, Ogema restaurant

Salta Construction Sep. 21 Box 905, North Battleford construction

Saskatchewan Rush Lacrosse Sep. 17 3515 Thatcher Ave., Saskatoon national lacrosse team

Sparkles Bridals and Accessories

Sep. 23 310-1st St. S, Laird bridal/graduation dresses and accessories

Stars & More Decoration Sep. 24 Box 56, Lanigan sell handcrafted art

Sunset Cleaning Services Sep. 22 5-3 Kleisinger Cres., Regina commercial cleaning services

Sutura Bridal and Fashion Boutique

Sep. 23 335-7th Ave., Regina bridal shop



Sweet & Sinful Gourmet Baking

Sep. 24 Box 146, Esterhazy baking services

T.A.C. Mechanical Sep. 24 Box 2515, Hwy 3 East, Tisdale mechanical services

The Healthy Grind Mill Sep. 24 Box 781, Grenfell stone ground commercial mill

Tipi Insurance Partners Aug. 31 103-1075 Portage Ave., Winnipeg mB

insurance

Trancidic Entertainment Sep. 24 Box 256, 123 Olauson Cres., Vanscoy

event organization and promotion

Trophy Gallery Sep. 4 5713-26th St., Lloydminster sell trophies

Turn Key Home Inspections Sep. 22 1202 Ave. W S, Saskatoon home inspections

U-U Norton Reinforcing Sep. 22 Box 252, Lestock steel/rebar tying; cement processing services

Victor Plumbing & Heating Sep. 24 Box 3521, Nipawin plumbing and heating services

We Stitch Alterations and Dry Cleaning

Aug. 31 4729 Sandpiper Cres. E, Regina

alterations; dry cleaning services

X & Y Construction Sep. 21 434 Lewin Way, Saskatoon new residential construction and renovations

Yorkton Garage Doors Aug. 31 Box 431, Yorkton manufacture, supply and install residential and commercial garage doors

PARTNERSHIP REGISTRATIONS (2015)


Carma Spoon Rings and Things

Sep. 27 Box 416, Radville recycle flatware and manufacture rings, bracelets and necklaces; sales

Chattha Express Services Sep. 23 1311D Grace St., Regina transportation; electrical services

Graham Commuter Partners General Partnership

Sep. 21 10840-27th St. SE, Calgary AB infrastructure development services

Hidden Hills Honey Farm Sep. 22 243 marcotte Way, Saskatoon produce, process and sell honey

Iron Lion Gym Sep. 24 Box 1453, melville gym; personal training services

JMR Farms Sep. 9 Box 225, Goodsoil farming

Kyle & Landon’s Cleaning & Contracting

Sep. 23 Box 3646, melfort cleaning services

Langman Contracting Sep. 21 Box 218, Lafleche contract construction; exterior renovations; concrete services; basements



Pretty Little Woodlings & Crafts

Sep. 27 Box 1613, maple Creek handmade wood crafts and decorations

R.B.’s Place Sep. 22 Box 135, Norquay sell Ukrainian food and baked goods

Rainbow Vending Sep. 1 2210 Goff Pl., Regina vending machine services

Riverwood Parcel A Holdings GP

Sep. 21 2347 Cornwall St., Regina real estate holding company

Shiv Shakti Distributors Sep. 21 9-329 Bradbrooke Dr., Yorkton independent local bread distribution services

Toor Farms Aug. 31 107 Allwood Cres., Saskatoon farming

Vapormech Vapor Store Sep. 1 36, 3001-7th St. E, Saskatoon manufacture and sell handmade atomizer coils, parts and equipment in the vaporizer industry

EXTRA-PROVINCIAL LImITED PARTNERSHIP REGISTRATIONS (2015)


ACC LP II Sep. 22 1500-1874 Scarth St., Regina national automotive financial services

HCN-Revera (Regal) Limited Partnership

Sep. 17 3400-333 Bay St., Toronto ON operate seniors’ living facilities

HCN-Revera Lessee (Renaissance) LP

Sep. 17 3400-333 Bay St., Toronto ON operate seniors’ living facilities

ALTERATIONS IN mEmBERSHIP (2015)

Name: Date:

Crescent Point Resources Partnership Aug. 31

Cu4 Convenience Store Sep. 8

Smiles Photobooth Sep. 8

Spruce River Farm Market Sep. 1

CERTIFICATE OF AmENDmENT (2015)


Premium Spray Products Canada LP Sep. 9 changed name to Watson-PFM Investment LP

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The Non-profit Corporations Act, 1995/Loi de 1995 sur les sociétés sans but lucratif ________________________

CERTIFICATES OF INCORPORATION (2015)

Name: Date: Mailing Address: Main Type of Activities:

Discipleship Ministries Inc. Aug. 27 1352 Connaught St., Regina church

Enfuego Sports Baseball Academy Saskatoon Inc.

Sep. 21 146 Caldwell Cres., Saskatoon youth baseball academy

Golden Prairie Hutterian Brethren Inc.

Sep. 22 50-1st Ave. NE, Swift Current Hutterite colony; farming

Project Triple Play Inc. Sep. 22 32 Guy Dr., Prince Albert fund-raising to build a new softball facility in Prince Albert

Regina Irish Dance Parents Association Inc.

Sep. 23 59 Irwin Cres., Regina Irish dance parents’ association

Salvador Allende Spanish School Inc.

Sep. 21 120-27th St. W, Saskatoon teach the Spanish language

Sandhills Boxing Club Inc. Sep. 22 Box 747, Leader local amateur boxing club

Serenity Support Services Inc. Sep. 22 6 Saddlemead Way NE, Calgary AB

provide behavioral support, day habilitation and addiction counselling services to individuals with developmental disabilities and mental illness

St. Mary’s Cemetery of Buchach Corporation

Sep. 23 90 Franklin Ave., Yorkton annual church service

Stan Dean Association Inc. Sep. 22 446 Ball Way, Saskatoon provide charitable donations to the less fortunate

Swift Animal Rescue Inc. Sep. 25 141 Central Ave. N, Swift Current

rescue and rehome animals

Volya Ukrainian Dance Ensemble Inc.

Sep. 23 Box 1076, Langenburg Ukranian dance group; teach children traditional dance and cultural history

CERTIFICATES OF REGISTRATION (2015)



Main Type of Activities:

The Apostolic Trustees of The Friars Minor or Franciscans of Western Canada

Sep. 18 Canada Box 430, 41160 Retreat Rd., Cochrane AB

charitable organization

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Main Type of Activities:

Victoria’s Quilts Canada Aug. 21 Ontario 454-1568 merivale Rd., Ottawa ON

provide handmade quilts to people living with cancer in Canada

CERTIFICATES OF AmENDmENT (2015)


101228876 Saskatchewan Inc. Aug. 24 changed name to Nokomis Early Learning Centre Inc.

Bujinkan La Ronge Inc. Sep. 8 changed name to Taka Budo Dokokai Martial Arts Inc.

Indian-Métis Friendship Centre of Prince Albert Corporation

Jly. 27 changed name to Prince Albert Indian Métis Friendship Centre Corporation

Rosthern Mennonite Home for the Aged Aug. 31 changed name to Prairie Meadow Place Inc.

CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION (2015)

Name: Date:

Hague & District Small Business Loans Association Inc. Sep. 8

CORPORATIONS RESTORED TO THE REGISTER (2015)


Brighter Tomorrow Outreach Inc. Sep. 2 Saskatchewan

Jumma Buddhist Cultural Center of Canada Inc. Aug. 27 Saskatchewan

Lady Lake Park Development Association Inc. Sep. 21 Saskatchewan

North Saskatchewan River Basin Council Inc. Aug. 28 Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Motor Coach Association Inc. Sep. 4 Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Towing Association Inc. Aug. 20 Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Foundation Inc. Sep. 9 Saskatchewan

STRUCK OFF THE REGISTER PURSUANT TO SECTION 272 (2015)


African Little Village Cultural Centre Corporation Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Cervical Cancer Prevention International Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Drop Dead Drift Corp. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Grassburners Lawnmower Racing Association Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan



Hudson Bay Park/Mayfair Community Association Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Indian Head & District Chamber of Commerce Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Métis Urban Housing Association of Saskatchewan Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Parkland Regional Waste Management Authority Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Prairie Outlaw Mounted Shooters Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Prince Albert Wildlife Federation Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Queen City Runners Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Regina Veterinary Spay & Neuter Fund Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Ambassador Alliance Corp. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan Wild Rice Council Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Saskatoon Jewish Cultural Association, Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

South Sudanese Community Association in Saskatoon Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Spirit Walker Homes Inc. Jne. 12 Saskatchewan

Third Avenue Christian Centre Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Turning Pages Youth Care Home Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Ukrainian Catholic Church Camp of Saskatchewan Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

White Fox Opportunities for Small Business Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

Wordless Walking Sticks International Ministries Inc. Sep. 15 Saskatchewan

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The Partnership Act ________________________

SASKATCHEWAN LImITED LIABILITY PARTNERSHIP REGISTRATION (2015)


Cuelenaere, Kendall, Katzman & Watson LLP

Aug. 13 500, 128-4th Ave. S, Saskatoon legal services

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http://www.qp.gov.sk.ca/documents/English/Statutes/Statutes/P3.pdf


PuBLIC NOTICES/AvIS PuBLICS ________________________

The Agri-Food Act, 2004 [section 12]

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THE FLAX DEVELOPmENT PLAN REGULATIONS – REFUND OF LEVYOrder No. 20/15. The SASKATCHEWAN FLAX DEVELOPmENT COmmISSION, pursuant to the

provisions of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and The Agri-Food Act, 2004, hereby determines and orders as follows:

1 A request for a refund of levy shall:

(a) be made in writing on a form that is provided by the commission; and

(b) contain the following information:

(i) the producer’s name;

(ii) the producer’s mailing address and phone number;

(iii) the legal description of the land on which the flax was produced;

(iv) evidence showing that the requested levy refund has been paid;

(v) any specifics of the refund request.

2 Requests for a refund that are received by the commission at its head office within the time period stated in clause 25(1)(a) of the regulations shall be considered by the commission, and the producer will be entitled to a refund in respect to the levy in question.

3 Order No. 11/09 – Refund of Check-offs is hereby wholly revoked.

4 This order will remain in effect for a period no longer than ten years from the date this order is approved by the council.

Order No. 20/15 is made pursuant to section 25 of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and shall be effective upon the date of this Order. By order of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission.

Erwin Hanley, Chairperson, Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission.

Pursuant to section 25 of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and section 12 of The Agri-Food Act, 2004, the above Order No. 20/15 of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission is approved this 22nd day of July, 2015.

R.T. Tyler, Chairperson, Agri-Food Council, Saskatchewan.

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BUYER REGISTRATIONOrder No. 21/15. The SASKATCHEWAN FLAX DEVELOPmENT COmmISSION, pursuant to the


1 Each buyer, processor or assembler of flax produced in Saskatchewan shall register with the Commission prior to August 1st of each year on a form provided by the Commission.

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2 Each buyer, processor or assembler of flax produced in Saskatchewan shall supply the following information:

(a) the name, telephone number and mailing address of the registrant;

(b) the address of the registrant if it is different from the mailing address;

(c) the name(s), address(es) and telephone number(s) of the officers of the buyer, processor or assembler;

(d) the name(s), address(es) and telephone number(s) of any authorized agent operating in Saskatchewan on behalf of the buyer, processor or assembler; and

(e) such other information as the Commission may require.

3 Order No. 12/09 – Buyer Registration is hereby wholly revoked.

4 This order will remain in effect for a period of no longer than ten years from the date this order is approved by the council.

Order No. 21/15 is made pursuant to clauses 7(1)(b) and (h) and section 22 of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and shall be effective upon the date of this Order. By order of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission.


Pursuant to clauses 7(1)(b) and (h) and section 22 of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and section 12 of The Agri-Food Act, 2004, the above Order No. 21/15 of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission is approved this 22nd day of July, 2015.


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EXEmPTIONSOrder No. 22/15. The SASKATCHEWAN FLAX DEVELOPmENT COmmISSION, pursuant to the


1 Flax produced and marketed for the purpose of planting seed shall be exempt from the Plan.

2 Order No. 16/11 – Exemptions is hereby wholly revoked.

3 This Order will remain in effect for a period no longer than ten years from the date this Order is approved by the Agri-Food Council.

Order No. 22/15 is made pursuant to section 4 of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and shall be effective upon the date of this Order. By order of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission.


Pursuant to section 4 of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and section 12 of The Agri-Food Act, 2004, the above Order No. 22/15 of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission is approved the 22nd day of July, 2015.



REPORTINGOrder No. 23/15. The SASKATCHEWAN FLAX DEVELOPmENT COmmISSION, pursuant to the


1 On a monthly basis, a buyer shall record the amount of flax acquired from each producer and report to the Commission by the 20th of the month the amounts determined for the previous month.

2 A buyer shall record for each month:

(a) the total amount of flax acquired by the buyer from each producer; and

(b) such other general information relating to the production and marketing of flax that the Commission requires to carry out the purposes of the Plan.

3 Order No. 17/12 – Reporting is hereby wholly revoked.


Order No. 23/15 is made pursuant to clause 7(1)(h) of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and shall be effective upon the date of this Order. By order of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission


Pursuant to clause 7(1)(h) of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and section 12 of The Agri-Food Act, 2004, the above Order No. 23/15 of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission is approved the 22nd day of July, 2015.


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PRODUCER REGISTRATIONOrder No. 24/15. The SASKATCHEWAN FLAX DEVELOPmENT COmmISSION, pursuant to the


1 Each producer shall be deemed to be registered with the Commission upon:

(a) the deduction of levy fees by a buyer; or

(b) proof provided to the Commission in a form acceptable to the Commission that he or she has sold flax within the last two years.

2 A producer’s registration shall remain in effect until the producer ceases to pay levies for two consecutive fiscal years under the Plan.

3 The Commission shall maintain a list of registered producers including:

(a) the name under which the producer carries on his or her business along with his or her mailing address, telephone number and e-mail address when available; and

(b) in the case of a corporation, association, society or other designation operating a common production unit, the names of all the individuals involved in the production unit, their mailing addresses, their telephone numbers and their e-mail addresses when available.

4 Order No. 18/12 – Producer Registration is hereby wholly revoked.



Order No. 24/15 is made pursuant to clause 7(1)(b) and section 21 of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and shall be effective upon the date of this Order. By order of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission.


Pursuant to clause 7(1)(b) and section 21 of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and section 12 of The Agri-Food Act, 2004, the above Order No. 24/15 of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission is approved the 22nd day of July, 2015.


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LEVY COLLECTIONOrder No. 25/15. The SASKATCHEWAN FLAX DEVELOPmENT COmmISSION, pursuant to the


1 All sales of flax are subject to a levy of $0.06 per bushel or $2.36 per tonne or a fraction thereof on a prorated basis of flaxseed and $0.50 per tonne of flax straw marketed.

2 Each buyer shall deduct the levy from any proceeds payable to a producer when flax is:

(a) purchased from a producer; or

(b) acquired from a producer for sale on the producer’s behalf.

3 If the levy is not deducted by the buyer, the producer is liable for payment of the levy to the Commission.

4 All levy monies must be submitted to the Commission office within 55 days from the end of the month within which the flax was sold and the levy was collected.

5 Using the appropriate levy remittance form as provided by the Commission, each levy submission to the Commission office must include the following information with respect to each producer for whom a levy is submitted:

(a) the name and address of the producer;

(b) the amount of flax purchased from the producer;

(c) the amount of levy being paid on behalf of the producer.

6 Order No. 19/12 – Levy Collection is hereby wholly revoked.


Order No. 25/15 is made pursuant to clauses 7(1)(d) and (h) and section 24 of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and shall be effective upon the date of this Order. By order of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission.


Pursuant to clauses 7(1)(d) and (h) and section 24 of The Flax Development Plan Regulations and section 12 of The Agri-Food Act, 2004, the above Order No. 25/15 of the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission is approved this 22nd day of July, 2015.



The League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991 [section 17]

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THE LEAGUE OF EDUCATIONAL ADmINISTRATORS, DIRECTORS AND SUPERINTENDENTS OF SASKATCHEWAN — REGULATORY BYLAW AmENDmENTS

In accordance with section 17 of The League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991, the Regulatory Bylaws are hereby amended as follows:

“8 A person shall be eligible for membership in the League if he or she possesses the qualifications as follows:

8.1 holds or meets the requirements to hold a Professional A Teacher’s Certificate issued pursuant to The Teacher Certification and Classification Regulations, 2002 under The Education Act, 1995;

8.2 has completed the requirements at a recognized university for:

(i) a master of Education degree; or

(ii) a master of Business Administration degree or a master of Public Administration degree; or

(iii) a master’s degree in a field related to the duties of an educational administrator, as approved by the executive.

8.3 submits evidence to the League of a minimum of two years teaching experience at the elementary or secondary level acceptable to the executive;

8.4 demonstrates good character satisfactory to the executive;

8.5 has been designated by the Educational Relations Board pursuant to section 266 of The Education Act, 1995 as not being a teacher;

8.6 is not employed under section 200 of The Education Act, 1995 by the same board of education for which the out of scope designation is sought.

9 New members, as a condition of remaining full members in the League, shall within eighteen months of joining, or such greater time as may be approved by the executive, complete the League’s Summer Short Course on professional development.

10 The requirements of the university are to be used as a guide in assessing programs of education, or professional training, or graduate study from other educational institutions.

11 Notwithstanding bylaw 8 above, any person who meets the requirements of subsections 28(4) and (5) of The League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991, shall possess the qualifications for membership in the League.

12 Any person accepting employment as an educational administrator in the province of Saskatchewan may obtain temporary membership in the League pending full formal compliance with the membership requirements, provided the executive is satisfied that those requirements are forthcoming within 90 days of the starting date of employment.

13 The League shall admit as associate members:

13.1 all applicants who are of good character and possess the qualifications set out in clauses 28(2)(a) to (f) of The League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991;

13.2 any individual who has qualifications which, in the opinion of the executive, are complementary to the field of educational administration”.

http://www.qp.gov.sk.ca/documents/English/Statutes/Statutes/L9-02.pdf


“19 There shall be standing committees as follows:

(a) Discipline;

(b) Professional Relations;

(c) Educational Leadership;

(d) Resolutions.

20 The Discipline Committee shall be constituted annually in accordance with the provisions of The League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991, and shall:

(a) exercise those duties given to it by The League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991;

(b) perform any other duties assigned to it by the executive.

21.1 The Professional Relations Committee shall be constituted annually by the executive, who may regulate its size.

21.2 The Professional Relations Committee shall:

(a) exercise those duties given to it by The League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991;

(b) perform any other duties assigned to it by the executive.

22.1 The Educational Leadership Committee shall be constituted annually by the executive, and shall consist of:

(a) the president-elect of the League;

(b) such other members as the executive deems appropriate.

22.2 The Educational Leadership Committee shall:

(a) develop, organize, and hold the League’s major professional development conference in the fall of each year;

(b) as part of (a) above, or separately, coordinate the plan for implementation, review, and revision of the accreditation modules, as necessary;

(c) develop, organize, and hold the League’s Summer Short Course on professional development.

23 The Resolutions Committee shall be constituted annually by the executive, and shall consist of:

(a) the president-elect of the League;

(b) such other members as the executive deems appropriate”.

“Procedures

39 The policies of LEADS and the direction for action from the members to the executive shall be determined by resolutions at general meetings.

40 With the exception of changes in bylaws, motions shall require only a simple majority of those members present and voting.

41 Proceedings at meetings shall be governed by Bourinot’s Rules of Order.

42 Bylaws shall be made in the manner set out in section 17 of The League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991.


43 The Annual Policy Conference shall be held in the spring of each year at a time and place to be determined by the executive.

44 General meetings may be called at the discretion of the executive. Notice of such meetings shall be mailed, or emailed, to the membership at large at least ten days prior to the date of the meeting.

45 The president shall call a special meeting of the general membership following a written request signed by at least twenty active members. Such meetings shall be called within four weeks of the receipt of such a request.

46 The executive shall employ an executive director, as per subsection 14(1) of The League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act, 1991, with duties deemed advisable assigned by the executive. The executive may appoint a secretary.

47 The executive may contract and/or hire specialized professional services as required”.

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CODE OF ETHICS

“Members of the League

• endeavor to be good citizens and to hold themselves to high ethical standards;

• constantly uphold the honour and dignity of their profession in all actions and relations with pupils, colleagues, school board members, and the public;

• accept the responsibility to keep abreast of current developments in education and to contribute to the growing body of specialized knowledge, concepts, and skills that characterize the professional aspects of school administration;

• strive to provide the best possible educational experiences and opportunities to all persons in their school divisions, placing the needs of the student above all other considerations;

• applying for positions or entering into contracts seek to preserve and enhance the prestige and status of their profession;

• implement, in good faith, all provincial regulations and policies duly adopted by the board;

• recognize that schools are the public’s business and seek to keep the community fully and honestly informed about its schools, while maintaining confidences entrusted to them in the course of executing the affairs of the schools;

• shall not permit consideration of private gain or personal interest to affect the discharge of their professional responsibilities”.

CERTIFIED TRUE COPY:Dr. Bill Cooke, Executive Director, L.E.A.D.S. Date: August 21, 2015.

APPROVED BY:Honourable Don morgan, minister of Education. Date: September 14, 2015.


The Registered Teachers Act ________________________

THE SASKATCHEWAN PROFESSIONAL TEACHERS REGULATORY BOARD – REGULATORY BYLAWS

The Regulatory Bylaws of The Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board are hereby enacted as follows:

DISCIPLINE PROCESS1.01 Complaint

(1) A complaint shall:

(a) be in writing, or recorded on a tape, film, disk or other medium;

(b) contain the name of the teacher who is the subject of the complaint;

(c) contain the full name, address and telephone number of the person making the complaint; and

(d) include a description of the conduct or actions of the registered teacher about which the complaint is being made.

1.02 Intake

(1) The board shall establish policies and procedures that will require all complaints regarding the conduct or competence of a teacher to be logged, and acted upon.

(2) The board may refer a complaint to the Professional Conduct committee for investigation.

1.03 Review

(1) The registrar or designate will review each complaint to determine if there is a reasonable probability of misconduct or incompetence, or if the complaint warrants further investigation, and may decide:

(a) no further action is required and inform the complainant;

(b) to initiate an investigation by forwarding the complaint to the Professional Conduct Committee; or

(c) the matter is suitable for local resolution and, after informing the teacher that a complaint has been made about him or her, forward the matter to the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation, the League of Educational Administrators, Directors, and Superintendents, and/or to the employer to administer the local resolution process.

(2) A registered teacher who is the subject of a complaint shall be informed that a complaint has been made about him or her as soon as is practicable after the complaint is received by the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

1.04 Disposition

(1) The registrar shall notify the complainant and the registered teacher named in the complaint, in writing, of the result of his or her review of the complaint.

(2) Should a complainant disagree with the decision of the registrar pertaining to the disposition of a complaint, the complainant may request a review of the registrar’s decision by filing a Request for Review of Intake Decision Form with the chairperson of the Complaint Intake Decision Review Committee of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

(3) The Complaint Intake Decision Review Committee may:

(a) determine that the complaint has merit and forward the complaint to the Professional Conduct Committee;

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(b) confirm the registrar’s decision but vary the manner in which the complaint is to be disposed; or

(c) confirm the registrar’s decision.

1.05 Reporting

(1) At each meeting of the Board of Directors, the registrar will report to the board a summary of the nature and disposition of all complaints registered with the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board since its previous meeting.

(2) An annual summary of complaints and their disposition shall appear in the annual report.

1.06 Professional Conduct Committee

(1) The Professional Conduct Committee shall be established consisting of at least five persons appointed by the Board of Directors in accordance with section 34 of the Act. The Professional Conduct Committee shall conduct its affairs and perform such duties as set out in the Act and the bylaws.

(a) the members of the Professional Conduct Committee may be selected from a panel of persons established for the purposes of ensuring the availability of suitably trained appointees to the Professional Conduct Committee.

(2) Where the Professional Conduct Committee has received a complaint it shall notify, in writing, the teacher who is the subject of the complaint that a complaint has been received and require a written response and any relevant documentation within 20 business days from the date the teacher receives the Professional Conduct Committee’s notice.

(3) The committee shall notify, in writing, the person and/or the employer who made the complaint that the complaint will be investigated and reviewed.

(4) The committee shall hold in confidence all documentation and information received.

(5) In accordance with section 36 of the Act, the Professional Conduct Committee shall conduct an investigation into the complaint or employer notice and make its recommendation accordingly.

(a) if, at the conclusion of its investigation, the Professional Conduct Committee determines that the conduct in question is of such a nature that the matter may be resolved through a consent resolution process, the Professional Conduct Committee may refer the matter to the teacher’s employer and/or the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation or the League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents, if the teacher is a member of one of those organizations, to administer a consent resolution process.

(i) in accordance with subclause 36(2)(b)(i) of the Act, if the matter is resolved with the consent of the complainant and the registered teacher who is the subject of the investigation, the Professional Conduct Committee may recommend that no further action be taken.

(ii) by agreeing to partipate in a consent resolution process, the teacher who is the subject of a complaint acknowledges that he or she is guilty of violating the sections of the Act or Bylaws specified in the consent agreement.

(b) in accordance with the subclause 36(2)(b)(ii) of the Act the Professional Conduct Committee may recommend that no further act be taken if the Professional Conduct Committee is of the opinion that no further action is warranted on the facts of the case.

(c) pursuant to subsection 36(5) of the Act, when the Professional Conduct Committee determines that a formal complaint will not be registered with the Discipline Committee, a copy of the written report shall be provided to:

(i) the board of directors;

(ii) the complainant;


(iii) the registered teacher whose conduct is the subject of the complaint or the employer’s notice; and

(iv) the registered teacher’s employer, if the investigation arose from a notice received from the registered teacher’s employer.

(6) If at the conclusion of its investigation the Professional Conduct Committee determines that the behaviour in question is of such a nature or extent that it warrants a hearing before the Discipline Committee, the Professional Conduct Committee shall, in accordance with clause 36(2)(a) of the Act, submit a formal written complaint to the Discipline Committee.

(7) A formal complaint submitted to the Discipline Committee by the Professional Conduct Committee shall be posted on the website of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

(8) The formal complaint shall include the name of the teacher and the charge.

(a) the charge shall state the specific section or sections of the Act and/or bylaws the teacher is accused of violating.

(9) The date and time of all Discipline Hearings shall be posted on the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board no less than two weeks in advance of the hearing.

1.07 Discipline Committee

In this section “committee member” means a member of the Discipline Committee.

(1) The Discipline Committee shall be established as set out in section 38 of the Act. The Discipline Committee shall conduct its affairs and perform such duties as are set out in the Act and the bylaws.

(a) members of the Discipline Committee may be selected from a panel of persons established for the purposes of ensuring availability of suitably trained appointees to the Discipline Committee.

(2) The board shall appoint one person appointed to the Discipline Committee as the chairperson and one or more members of the Discipline Committee as acting chairperson. An acting chairperson may perform any of the functions of the chairperson and may perform such functions whether or not the chairperson is absent and whether or not the chairperson is, or is not, able to act.

(3) A person appointed to the Discipline Committee shall remain a member of the Discipline Committee until he or she resigns or is removed by the board.

(4) Where a committee member who has participated in a hearing resigns or is removed by the board, the committee member shall continue to be a member of the Discipline Committee for the purpose of disposing of the matter under consideration at the hearing until:

(a) the hearing has been concluded and the committee’s report has been made;

(b) the committee has considered the report and, in the case of a person who is found to be guilty of professional misconduct or professional incompetence has made a decision pursuant to subsection 34(1) of the Act; and

(c) all appeals under the Act have been decided and where the matter has been remitted back to the Discipline Committee, the matter is concluded and all things that are required to be done by the Discipline Committee in relation to all appeals have been completed.

(5) The committee shall hold all hearings in the city where the office of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board exists unless otherwise directed by the registrar.

(6) When evidence led involves the confidential records of students, numbers or letters may be assigned to replace names.


(7) Where the committee determines that the person is not guilty of professional incompetence or professional misconduct, written notice that the complaint has been dismissed shall be provided to:

(a) the person who was the subject of the formal complaint;

(b) the person who made the complaint;

(c) the teacher’s employer, if the teacher’s employer was a recipient of a notice mentioned in bylaw 1.06; and

(d) the public via the website of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

1.08 Discipline Hearing

(1) Not less than 30 business days prior to the date set for the commencement of a hearing before the Discipline Committee, the teacher who has been charged and the Board will provide to the other the following information and documents:

(a) the names of each of the witnesses which that party intends to give evidence at the hearing;

(b) a summary of the evidence which that party expects will be given by that witness;

(c) if a witness will be called to give expert evidence, a disclosure of the expert witness’ qualifications and a summary of the evidence that will be provided by the expert witness; and

(d) a list of all documents which the party intends to introduce into evidence at the hearing. Such party shall permit the other party to examine such documents and to obtain copies of all such documents, at the cost of the party requesting the documents.

(2) If, as a result of the information disclosed by the other party under subsection 1.08(1) above, a party intends to introduce evidence at the hearing in addition to the evidence which it has disclosed, that party shall provide the information referred to in subsection 1.08(1) with respect to that additional evidence.

(3) The Discipline Committee shall not permit:

(a) a witness to testify unless the name of that witness, a summary of that witness’ evidence and if the witness is called to give expert evidence, a summary of that witness qualifications has been disclosed in accordance with clauses 1.08(1)(a) or (c); or

(b) evidence unless the information respecting that document has been disclosed in accordance with subsections 1.08(1) or (2).

(4) Notwithstanding subsection 1.08(3) of this section, if the Discipline Committee is satisfied that the failure to disclose the required information arose through inadvertence, or that the information was not in the possession of the party at the time that disclosure was required, or that for any other compelling reason it would be manifestly unfair to exclude evidence or documents not disclosed as required, the Discipline Committee may permit such evidence to be given, or such documents to be introduced into evidence. This may be done on such terms or conditions as the Discipline Committee may determine, including the following:

(a) the committee may adjourn the hearing for such time as the committee considers reasonable to permit the other party the opportunity to respond to such evidence; and

(b) the committee may require the party who requests the introduction of such evidence to agree to pay an amount of costs, as estimated by the committee, which may be incurred by the member or the Board as a result of the failure to disclose such evidence in accordance with subsections 1.08(1) or (2).

(5) If either party intends to object to the jurisdiction of the committee, or intends to raise any preliminary objection or preliminary issue of law before the committee, such party shall prepare a written summary of the nature of the objection, the points of law to be argued, the authorities relied upon and the evidence to be lead in support of such objection or issue of law. Such summary shall be provided to the other party and, if an assessor has been named for the hearing, the assessor, not less than 15 business days before the date set for the commencement of the hearing.


(6) A party who fails to provide the written summary contemplated by subsection 1.08(5) shall be deemed to have waived the objection or issue of law. The committee shall not entertain such objection or argument on such issue of law unless the committee is satisfied that the failure to provide the written summary arose through inadvertence or that the party was not in possession of all of the relevant facts to determine whether the objection should be made or the point of law raised, or that for any other compelling reason it would be manifestly unfair that the party not be permitted to make such objection, or raise such point of law, it may permit the objection to be made or the point of law to be raised on such terms or conditions as the Discipline Committee may determine, including the following:

(a) the committee may adjourn the hearing for such time as the committee considers reasonable to permit the other party the opportunity to respond to such objection or point of law; and

(b) the committee may require the party who wished to raise such objection or point of law to agree to pay an amount of costs, as estimated by the committee, which may be incurred by the other member or the Board as a result of the failure to provide the written summary in accordance with subsection 1.08(6).

(7) The Discipline Committee may meet by a telephone conference call or a video conference to deal with any matters which may arise at any time that are relevant to a hearing, objections to the jurisdiction of the committee, questions of law and requests for adjournments, and may for that purpose establish a date and time for such meetings which may be in advance of the date established for the commencement of the hearing.

(8) A Discipline Committee may consider in one hearing one or more charges against a member and a charge may contain one or more allegations.

(9) If one or more members of a Discipline Committee withdraw from acting at the hearing, or are unable or unwilling to hear and determine the charge, the hearing may continue with the remaining members of the Discipline Committee provided that there shall at all times be a quorum.

(10) The chairperson or acting chairperson may appoint an assessor to assist the Discipline Committee for all, or any part, of a hearing before the Discipline Committee. Such assessor may advise the Discipline Committee on any issues of fact, law or procedure which arise before the committee in advance of or during the hearing, or in connection with the decision of the committee. For that purpose the assessor may assist the Discipline Committee during its deliberations and may review drafts of the decision of the committee and provide advice to the committee respecting such decisions.

1.09 Appeals

(1) In accordance with section 45 of The Registered Teachers Act, an appeal of the decision of the Discipline Committee is to be made to the Court of Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan.

1.10 Publication

(1) Public notification of decisions of the Discipline Committee shall be made in a timely manner.

mISCONDUCT2.01

Without restricting the generality of section 33 of the Act, the following conduct on the part of a teacher is misconduct:

(a) conduct which is harmful to the best interest of pupils or affects the ability of a teacher to teach;

(b) any intentional act or omission designed to humiliate or cause distress or loss of dignity to any person in school or out of school which may include verbal or non-verbal behavior;

(c) physically abusive conduct which involves the application of physical force which is excessive or inappropriate in the circumstances to any person;

(d) sexually abusive conduct that violates a person’s sexual integrity, whether consensual or not which includes sexual exploitation;


(e) an act or omission that, in the circumstances, would reasonably be regarded by the profession as disgraceful, dishonourable or unprofessional;

(f) being in violation of a law if the violation is relevant to the teacher’s suitability to hold a certificate of qualification or if the violation would reasonably be regarded as placing one or more pupils in danger;

(g) signing or issuing a document in the teacher’s professional capacity that the teacher knows or ought to know contains a false, improper or misleading statement; or

(h) falsifying a record relating to the teacher’s professional responsibilities; providing false information or documents to the registrar or to any other person with respect to the teacher’s professional qualifications.

INCOmPETENCE3.01 Standards of Competence

(1) The Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board adopts the Standards of Competence as set out in Schedule H.

(2) Without restricting the generality of section 32 of the Act, the Standards of Competence are to be used by the Professional Conduct Committee and the Discipline Committee when considering the matter of a teacher’s competence.

PROCEDURE FOR ASSESSING TEACHER COmPETENCE(1) In order for a teacher to be considered incompetent, there must be evidence that the teacher has failed to consistently demonstrate one or more of the standards of competence.

(2) The evidence, mentioned in subsection 3.02(1) may include but is not limited to:

(a) supervisor’s notes regarding observed or reported behaviour;

(b) reports completed as part of classroom observations; and

(c) corrective action plans or improvement plans and reports thereon.

(3) The Professional Conduct Committee shall use the evidence collected during its investigation in order to make a determination as to whether there are sufficient grounds to lodge a formal complaint with the Discipline Committee concerning the competency of the teacher.

STATUTORY COmmITTEES4.01

The statutory committees of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board shall be the Professional Conduct Committee and the Discipline Committee.

TEACHER CERTIFICATION5.01 Application

(1) Every applicant for a teacher’s certificate shall:

(a) apply to the registrar in the form prescribed by the registrar; and

(b) submit to the registrar the required documents as set out in policy.

5.02 Issuance

(1) The registrar may issue a teacher’s certificate to an applicant if the registrar is satisfied that:

(a) the applicant meets the requirements set out in the bylaws for the issuance of a teacher’s certificate;

(b) the applicant has paid the fees prescribed in the bylaws for the issuance of an original teacher’s certificate; and

(c) there are no reasonable grounds to refuse to issue a teacher’s certificate to the applicant.


(2) Subject to clause 5.02(2)(b), a teacher’s certificate issued pursuant to this Part:

(a) is permanent; and

(b) remains in force unless suspended or cancelled pursuant to The Registered Teachers Act.

(3) Clause 5.02(2)(a)does not apply to:

(a) a teacher’s certificate issued as provisional; or

(b) a temporary teaching permit.

(4) Currency of Practice:

(a) procedures pertaining to the granting of certification to teachers from other jurisdictions who have not taught for extended periods of time shall be set out in policy.

5.03 Appeal of Certification Decision

(1) If the registrar refuses to issue a teacher’s certificate, the applicant may request a review of the decision by the Certification Decision Review Committee of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board by submitting to the chairperson, within 40 business days after the date of the registrar’s decision:

(a) a written notice of the request for review; and

(b) any written submissions and materials in support of the request.

(2) The Certification Decision Review Committee of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board shall hear the appeal in accordance with section 26 of The Registered Teachers Act and make a determination respecting the applicant’s certification as a teacher.

(3) Within 30 days after receiving the decision of the Certification Decision Review Committee, the registrar shall provide the applicant with a copy of the decision.

(4) A decision of the Certification Decision Review Committee is final.

5.04 Reinstatement of Certificate

(1) Persons who have had their teacher’s certificate suspended or revoked in accordance with the Act are not permitted to hold a teaching position for which a teacher’s certificate is required during the period when the person’s certificate is suspended or revoked.

(2) Reinstatement shall be in accordance with section 48 of the Act.

(3) A person whose certificate has been revoked by the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board may make application for re-certification by submitting the Application for Reinstatement of Teacher’s Certificate Form to the chairperson of the Certificate Reinstatement Review Committee of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

(4) Upon receipt of an Application for Reinstatement of Teacher’s Certificate Form, the Certificate Reinstatement Review Committee shall review the evidence submitted and exercise its discretion in the best interest of the public and may impose or waive conditions for reinstatement of a teacher’s certificate.

(a) a person making application for reinstatement of his or her teacher’s certificate shall have the right to appear before the Certificate Reinstatement Review Committee in order to state his or her case.

5.05 Categories of Certificate Status

(1) A teacher’s certificate status shall be:

(a) Permanent;

(b) Provisional;

(c) Expired;

(d) Suspended; or

(e) Cancelled.


5.06 Types of Teacher’s Certificates

(1) The Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board may grant the following teachers certificates as set out in Schedules B and I:

(a) Professional A

(b) Professional B (endorsed)

(c) Vocational (endorsed)

(d) Technical (endorsed)

(e) Standard A

(f) Probationary B

(2) The Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board may issue the certificates listed in subsection 5.04(1) with provisional status subject to the conditions set out in Schedule C.

(3) The Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board may issue a Probationary B Teacher’s Certificate to a person employed in an independent school subject to the terms set out in Schedule I.

(4) The Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board may issue temporary teaching permits subject to the conditions set out in Schedule D.

(a) Persons issued temporary teaching permits shall:

(i) carry out the general functions and duties of teachers as set out in section 231 of The Education Act, 1995 as may be amended from time to time;

(ii) be subject to the same standards of conduct as registered teachers; and

(iii) be subject to the same disciplinary procedures pertaining to registered teachers.

(5) The Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board may issue Additional Qualification Certificates subject to the conditions set out in Schedule E.

5.07 Education Requirements

(1) The education requirements for the certificates indicated in subsection 5.04(1) are set out in Schedule F.

(2) Unless otherwise stated, all references in these bylaws to university degrees, programs or standards, refer to the degrees, programs or standards of the university.

(3) The requirements of the university are to be used as a guide in recognizing programs of education or professional training from other educational institutions.

(4) The requirements of Saskatchewan Polytechnic are to be used as a guide in recognizing technical or vocational programs from other educational institutions.

(5) Notwithstanding subsections 5.04(3) and (4), a program offered by an educational institution may be recognized and approved regardless of whether the university or Saskatchewan Polytechnic offers a comparable program.

5.08 Teacher Certification Competencies

(1) The competencies that candidates for teacher certification in Saskatchewan are expected to acquire through the teacher education programs delivered by the university are set out in Schedule G.

5.09 Process for the Approval of Teacher Education Programs

(1) New Programs:

(a) applications for program approval will be received and reviewed by the Teacher Education and Certification Committee prior to program implementation;

(b) the Teacher Education and Certification Committee shall determine a process for program approval and established guidelines for teacher education programs;


(c) the Teacher Education and Certification Committee shall approve, or not approve, programs of teacher education based upon the criteria and process established in accordance with clause 5.09(1)(b);

(d) included in its approval, the Teacher Education and Certification Committee will also set a term for interim approval and may recommend conditions that should be met prior to consideration of continuing program approval;

(e) if a program is not approved, the Teacher Education and Certification Committee will outline the conditions that must be met prior to reconsideration of the program.

(2) Continuing or Revised Programs:

(a) proposals for changes to approved programs shall be reviewed by the Teacher Education and Certification Committee. The Teacher Education and Certification Committee may do one or more of the following:

(i) meet with representatives of the program or authorize a further investigation of the program revisions;

(ii) determine that the proposed revisions do not significantly alter the program;

(iii) determine that the proposed revisions do not require further investigation and grant approval to the program; or

(iv) conduct a thorough examination of the revisions and the program in general.

REGISTER AND REGISTRATION6.01 Categories of Registration

(1) The categories of registration shall be:

(a) current; or

(b) not current.

6.02 Requirements for Registration

(1) Teachers who hold a Saskatchewan Teacher’s Certificate may register with the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board by:

(a) updating their contact information;

(b) completing the disclosure statement; and

(c) providing any other document or thing that the registrar, in accordance with the bylaws and policies of the Saskatchewan Professional Regulatory Board, may require.

6.03 Public Register

(1) A publicly accessible register of persons granted initial teacher certification under the authority of the Act and those teachers who have registered with the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board shall be available on the website of Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

(2) The publicly accessible register is a subset of the Register of Teachers maintained in accordance with section 25 of the Act.

(3) The information provided about the persons described in subsection 6.02(1) shall be:

(a) legal name;

(b) certificate status;

(c) certificate type;

(d) area of endorsement (when applicable);


(e) most recent date of registration;(f) if a Formal Complaint has been registered with the Discipline Committee, a notation stating so:

(i) the notation mentioned in clause 6.03(3)(f) will remain on the register until the matter has been resolved;

(g) if the teacher participated in a consent resolution process, indication that the the teacher participated in a consent resolution process and the section of the Act or the bylaws the teacher admitted to violating;

(h) if any disciplinary action has been taken by the Discipline Committee against a teacher, a statement of the disciplinary action taken and the reason for taking that action.

6.04 Statements of Professional Standing

(1) A statement of professional standing shall be issued on behalf of a teacher to another regulatory agency:

(a) upon application by the teacher, in the form required by the registrar; and

(b) upon payment of the fee as set out in the bylaws.

(2) A statement of professional standing shall contain the following information:

(a) the teacher’s legal name and any previous names provided to the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board by the teacher;

(b) the teacher’s date of birth.

(3) A record of the teacher’s degrees and certificates earned at post-secondary institutions, the name of the institutions at which they were earned and the year in which they were granted; or

(4) If the teacher received their Saskatchewan teacher’s certificate in accordance with the Agreement on Internal Trade, the certificate type, certificate number, date of issue and name of the province that issued the certificate; and

(5) A record of the certificate number and type of Saskatchewan teaching certificates held by the teacher and their areas of endorsement and expiry date if applicable;

(6) The date the teacher last registered with the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board;

(7) A statement declaring that the teacher is in good standing in Saskatchewan or not; and

(8) A notation stating that a formal complaint has been registered with the Discipline Committee, if formal complaint has been registered with the Discipline Committee; or

(9) A record of any disciplinary action taken by the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board as a consequence of finding the teacher guilty of professional misconduct or professional incompetence.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS7.01 Eligibility

(1) A person shall be eligible to serve as a member of the board of directors unless the person:

(a) is an employee of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board;

(b) is a sitting member of the Legislative Assembly, or member of Parliament;

(c) resides outside Saskatchewan;

(d) is not at least 18 years of age; or

(e) is not of a sound mind.


7.02 Appointment

(1) With guidance from the board of directors regarding the skill sets and attributes desired, to ensure sufficient expertise and diversity on the board of directors, appointments to the board of directors shall be made according to the following process:

(2) The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation shall appoint three registered teachers as directors of the board, selected through a process determined by the Federation. These appointees may not be employees of the Federation, nor hold any office in the provincial or local executives, or on any governance committees of the Federation.

(3) The League of Educational Administrators, Directors, and Superintendents shall appoint one registered teacher as director of the board, selected through a process determined by the League. This appointee may not be an employee of the League, nor hold office in the provincial executive.

(4) The minister of Education shall appoint three registered teachers to the board of directors, selected through a process determined by the minister.

(5) The Lieutenant Governor in Council shall appoint two persons who are not teachers to the board of directors.

(6) The public members of the board of directors appointed through section 7 of the Act and subsection 7.02(5) of the bylaws shall be subject to a criminal record check, and be held to the same standard in that respect as a registered teacher.

7.03 Terms of Office

(1) Upon the conclusion of the Transitional Board of Directors’ term of office, the terms of office for a director shall be modified one time, in a manner determined by the Transitional Board of Directors prior to the appointment of their successors, in order to facilitate subsection 7.03(2).

(2) The term of office for directors of the Board shall be three years with regular turnover of a portion of the board on a staggered basis.

(3) The term of office shall begin on the date stated on the notice of appointment and will typically align with the date of the annual meeting.

(4) No director shall serve more than a total of three terms.

(5) A director’s term may be extended in order to accommodate a chairperson’s term.

(6) The positions of chairperson and vice chairperson shall each be elected for a term of two years.

(7) The chairperson and vice-chairperson positions shall be elected by a majority vote from among the members of board of directors.

7.04 Meeting Attendance

(1) Directors are expected to attend board meetings. They shall not miss more than two consecutive meetings without the permission of the chairperson.

7.05 Powers and Functions

(1) The board of directors shall govern, manage and regulate the affairs and business of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board and without restricting the generality of the foregoing shall:

(a) establish policies:

(i) as necessary to set out the role and further the goals of the board;

(ii) regarding certification and registration of teachers, and the issuance of temporary teaching permits;

(iii) regarding the Professional Conduct and Discipline Committees of the board;

(iv) governing the financial affairs of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board including the management of surplus funds;


(v) governing the appropriation, investment and disbursement of the funds of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board;

(vi) governing the proposed budget of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board;

(vii) regarding stakeholder relations of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board; and

(viii) to provide a mechanism for the monitoring and oversight of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board;

(b) establish revisions and amendments to the bylaws;

(c) arrange for an annual audit of the financial statements and make the audited statement available to the public; and

(d) appoint and oversee a chief operating officer (COO) of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

7.06 Oath or Affirmation

(1) The board adopts the Oath/Affirmation of Office set out in Schedule A for the purposes set out in section 9 of the Act.

(2) The oath or affirmation shall be administered by a commissioner for oaths.

7.07 Removal from Office

(1) Directors of the Board, and elected or appointed members of committees, whose conduct or activity is detrimental to or incompatible with the objects and policies of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board may be removed or suspended from office.

(2) Directors of the Board, and elected or appointed members of committees, whose conduct or activity violates the Oath/Affirmation of Office may be removed or suspended from office.

(3) Notice of motion for removal or suspension of any director or committee member must be given to the director or member concerned and to all members of the particular committee or group and all directors of the board 20 business days before the board meeting at which the motion for removal or suspension will be addressed.

(4) The motion to remove or suspend a director or a committee member must be passed by a two-thirds vote at a meeting of the board of directors.

(5) When a director or committee member is suspended or removed from the board or committee, the chair of the board shall, if applicable, notify the party who appointed the director or committee member.

7.08 Conflict of Interest and Recusal

(1) members of the board of directors or a committee of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board shall, at the earliest opportunity, disclose to the board chair or a committee chair, actual or perceived conflicts of interest or bias regarding a matter or case, or their role on the board or committee, and immediately recuse themselves from all related discussions and decision making.

(2) The test for determining bias or conflict of interest shall be whether an informed person, viewing the matter realistically and practically – and having thought the matter through – would think that it is more likely than not that the decision maker, whether consciously or unconsciously would not decide fairly.

(3) Upon identifying a conflict of interest or bias in a matter or case, the board or committee member shall not read any further documentation associated with the matter or case and immediately return these materials to the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

(4) The disclosure and recusal of a board or committee member shall be noted in the minutes of the committee or board meeting where the matter or case is discussed.

(5) If the conflict of interest is determined by the board of directors to be significant or pervasive, the board member or committee member may be asked to resign from their position.


7.09 Officers

(1) Chair:

(a) the chair shall:

(i) be accountable for the integrity of the board’s processes;

(ii) ensure the effectiveness of and preside at meetings of the board of directors; and

(iii) represent the board to outside parties.

(2) Vice-Chair:

(a) the vice-chair shall:

(i) in the absence of the chairperson perform the duties of the chairperson;

(ii) perform such duties as may be assigned by the board or the chairperson; and

(iii) represent the board to outside parties when designated to do so by the board.

(3) Directors:

(a) the directors shall:

(i) in the absence of the chair and vice-chair, choose one of their members to perform the duties of the chair; and

(ii) perform such duties as may be assigned by the board.

(4) Chief Operating Officer:

(a) the chief operating officer shall be a person with demonstrated evidence of administrative skills and capacity, and shall be appointed by and accountable to the board and shall:

(i) carry out the directions and policies established by the board pertaining to the management and administration of the affairs of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.(ii) act as registrar unless the board approves the appointment of another person as registrar:

(A) in the event the chief operating officer is to act as the registrar, the chief operating officer shall be required to be a registered teacher;

(iii) manage the financial affairs of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board by:

(A) ensuring complete and accurate accounts are kept; and

(B) ensuring regular financial reporting to the board of directors;

(iv) ensure that the administrative responsibilities of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board are carried out, including:

(A) maintenance of the register;

(B) keeping of records of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board, including a record of all board and committee meetings;

(C) communication to registrants; and

(D) issuance of all notices required by statute, these bylaws, or by resolution of the board;


(v) be responsible for the hiring, assignment and supervision of staff;

(vi) ensure that administrative support is provided to the board and all committees established by the board;

(vii) provide support to the board of directors in order that they can fulfill their governing responsibilities;

(viii) represent the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board on other organizations such as the registrars for Teacher Certification Canada committee as directed by the board of directors; and

(ix) have custody of the seal of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

(5) Signing Officers:

(a) signing officers shall include the chair, vice-chair, the chief operating officer, and one or more appropriate staff members as required;

(b) cheques in an amount greater than $50,000 require the signature of the chair or vice-chair;

(c) cheques shall be co-signed by two signing officers.

SERVICE BY ALTERNATIVE mODE8.01 It is the responsibility of every teacher to ensure that current information is maintained with the office

of the registrar so that the teacher may be contacted by mail, telephone or electronic transmission.

8.02 In addition to modes of service of notices and documents provided for in the Act, service of a notice or document may be effected by an alternative mode including:

(a) courier, including any adult person who delivers a document;

(b) electronic transmission by way of fax or email.

8.03 In the case of service by courier, a copy of the document must be:

(a) left at the address for service with the person to be served;

(b) left at the address for service with an adult person who appears to be a representative or household member of the person to be served; or

(c) left in a mail receptacle at the address for service if there is no person described in clause (b) present:

(i) at an address for service that is a residential address; or

(ii) during the regular office hours at an address for service that is a business address.

8.04 In the case of service by way of fax, the document must be sent to the fax number last maintained with the office of the registrar or sent to a fax address where notice may be brought to the attention of the person to be served and must include a cover page that sets out the following information:

(a) the sender’s name, address, telephone and fax number;

(b) the name of the person to be served;

(c) the date and time of transmission;

(d) the total number of pages transmitted, including the cover page;

(e) the name and telephone number of a person to contact in the event of transmission problems.


8.05 In the case of service by email, delivery receipt requested, the document must be sent to the email address last maintained with the office of the registrar, or to an email address where notice may be brought to the attention of the person to be served and must set out all the following information:

(a) the sender’s name, address, telephone number, email address and the senders fax number if there is one;

(b) the name of the person to be served;

(c) the date and time of transmission;

(d) the name of the document and the date of the document being transmitted and the total number of hard copy pages of the document;

(e) the name and telephone number of a person to contact in the event of transmission problems.

SCHEDULE A – OATH/AFFIRmATION OF OFFICEThe following oath is prescribed for the purposes of section 9 and of The Registered Teachers Act and those

purposes prescribed by these bylaws.

I do swear/solemnly affirm [circle one] that, in the exercise of my powers and the performance of my duties as a member of the Board of Directors of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board or as a committee member:

• I will abide by The Registered Teachers Act and act in accordance with the law and the public trustplaced in me;

• I will act impartially and with integrity, putting the interests of the public above my own personalinterest and the interests of any organization with which I am affiliated;

• I will avoid all conflicts of interest, whether real or perceived, declare any private interests relating to mypublic duties and take steps to resolve any conflicts arising in a manner that protects the public interest;

• I will conduct myself honestly and ethically, in a manner that maintains and enhances the public’s trustand confidence in the governance of the teaching profession and does not bring it into disrepute;

• I will safeguard confidential information, not divulging it unless I am either authorized to do so orrequired to do so by law;

• I will base my decisions on the objective evidence that is available to me;

• I will ensure that other memberships, directorships, voluntary or paid positions or affiliations remaindistinct from work undertaken in the course of exercising my powers or performing my duties as a member of the board of directors or committee member;

So help me God. [omit this phrase in an affirmation]

Sworn/Affirmed before me at the city ofRegina, in the Province of Saskatchewan

this _____ day of __________, 20_____.

_________________________________________ ___________________________________________A Commissioner for Oaths in and for Saskatchewan Signature of Director/Committee Member

my appointment expires: ____________________


SCHEDULE B – TYPES OF TEACHER’S CERTIFICATES(1) Professional A

(a) A Professional A Teacher’s Certificate confers eligibility to teach at any grade from pre-kindergarten to Grade 12.

(2) Professional B (Endorsed)

(a) A Professional B (Endorsed) Teacher’s Certificate confers eligibility on the applicant to teach the area of specialization endorsed on the certificate and subjects related to that specialization at any grade from pre-kindergarten to Grade 12.

(3) Vocational (Endorsed)

(a) A Vocational (Endorsed) Teacher’s Certificate confers eligibility on the applicant to teach the trade endorsed on the certificate at any grade from pre-kindergarten to Grade 12.

(4) Technical (Endorsed)

(a) Technical (Endorsed) Teacher’s Certificate confers eligibility on the applicant to teach the area of specialization endorsed on the certificate at any grade from pre-kindergarten to Grade 12.

(5) Standard A

(a) A Standard A Teacher’s Certificate confers eligibility to teach at any grade from pre-kindergarten to Grade 12.

(6) Areas of Endorsement

(a) The areas of endorsement for Professional B, Vocational and Technical certificates are those set out in policy.

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SCHEDULE C – PROVISIONAL CERTIFICATES(1) An applicant who received his or her post-secondary education in a country other than Canada is eligible

to apply for a provisional teacher’s certificate if the applicant has:

(a) completed four years of recognized post-secondary education;

(b) obtained a recognized degree;

(c) completed a recognized teacher education program equivalent to that required for certification of persons educated at the university; and

(d) obtained a teaching position in Saskatchewan.

(2) An applicant who holds a certificate to teach issued by another jurisdiction in Canada which includes a practice limitation, restriction or condition is eligible to apply for a provisional teacher’s certificate if the applicant has:

(a) completed four years of recognized post-secondary education;

(b) obtained a recognized degree; and

(c) completed 30 semester hours of teacher education that includes a practicum.

(3) An applicant who has completed their teacher education program at the University but is unable to complete his or her application package due to circumstances beyond his or her control is eligible to apply for a provisional teacher’s certificate as an interim measure, until such time as the teacher’s application is completed to the satisfaction of the registrar.

(4) Any teacher’s certificate issued to a person pursuant to sections 1, 2, or 3 is to be designated as a provisional teacher’s certificate and may be issued subject to any conditions that the registrar considers appropriate.


(5) A provisional teacher’s certificate is valid for one year at a time and may be replaced with the corresponding permanent teacher’s certificate on the removal of any conditions attached to the provisional teacher’s certificate.

(6) A certificate issued pursuant to section 1 shall require the completion of 190 days of successful teaching in Saskatchewan prior to being replaced with the corresponding permanent teacher’s certificate:

(a) the criteria for demonstrating successful teaching shall be set out in policy.

(7) The provisional teacher’s certificate confers on the applicant the same eligibility to teach as the corresponding permanent teacher’s certificate.

(8) A teacher who holds a provisional certificate issued pursuant to section 2, with a condition requiring additional coursework, must satisfy that condition on or before August 31 of the fourth year after the year in which the provisional certificate was first issued.

(9) By the end of the first provisional term, and before the end of each term thereafter until the conditions under which the certificate was issued are met, the teacher must submit to the registrar an education plan signed by their employer. In instances where the teacher must complete more than 12 semester hours of teacher education in order to meet the requirements for permanent certification, the provisional certificate may be renewed more than four times.

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SCHEDULE D – TEmPORARY TEACHING PERmITS(1) A board of education, the conseil scolaire or a recognized employer of teachers may apply to the registrar,

in the form provided by the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board, for the issuance of a temporary teaching permit if the board of education, conseil scolaire or recognized employer is unable to fill a teaching position with a person who possesses a teacher’s certificate that is valid for that position.

(2) The registrar may issue a temporary teaching permit to a person if the registrar:

(a) receives an application form pursuant to section 1;

(b) receives a copy of the advertisement that the board of education, conseil scolaire or recognized employer used to recruit to the position; and

(c) is satisfied that the board of education, conseil scolaire or recognized employer has made all reasonable efforts to fill the position with a person who possesses, or who is eligible for, a teacher’s certificate that is valid for that position:

(i) all reasonable efforts must involve advertising for vacant positions in widely circulated newspapers and/or via recruitment websites.

(3) A temporary teaching permit is valid only for the position for which it is issued.

(4) A temporary teaching permit is valid only for the school year in which it is issued.

(5) Candidates for Temporary Teaching Permits are high school graduates who have been out of school for at least 4 years. Candidates should have some post-secondary education or a specialized skill (mastery of a specific language for example):

(a) only in exceptional circumstances will Temporary Teaching Permits be considered, for the purpose of substitute teaching, for mature individuals who have not completed high school. Directors of Education should contact the registrar directly in these circumstances as these situations will be considered on a case by case basis.

(6) Directors of Education or their designate are expected to collect all of the documents required of the candidate and submit the complete package to the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board. Incomplete packages greatly delay the certification process. Application packages submitted by the candidate will not be accepted.


SCHEDULE E – ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATION CERTIFICATES(1) Subject to sections 2 and 3, the registrar may issue an Additional Qualification Certificate to an

applicant:

(a) who:

(i) holds a Professional A Teacher’s Certificate; or

(i) holds a provisional Professional A Teacher’s Certificate; and

(b) who:

(i) has completed a certificate program, an integrated program or a technical or vocational program; or

(ii) holds a journeyperson’s certificate in a trade that relates to the courses of study used in Saskatchewan schools.

(2) The registrar must be satisfied that the program for which the applicant is applying for an Additional Qualification Certificate does not include:

(a) any class that the teacher used to obtain his or her teacher’s certificate; or

(b) a significant duplication in content with any class that the teacher used to obtain his or her teacher’s certificate.

(3) The registrar may only issue one Additional Qualification Certificate to any applicant.

(4) Types of Additional Qualification Certificates:

(a) Certificate Program:

(i) the Teacher Education and Certification Committee of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board may approve a program certificate program;

(ii) a certificate program approved pursuant to subclause 4(a)(i) must:

(A) consist of a minimum of 30 semester hours of undergraduate courses or graduate study of which a maximum of nine semester hours may be at the introductory level;

(B) be developed for teachers by the university or an educational institution; and

(C) consist of courses in:

(I) subjects related to the courses of study used in Saskatchewan schools;

(II) teacher education; or

(III) subjects in any approved discipline;

(b) Integrated program:

(i) the registrar may approve a program as an integrated program;

(ii) an integrated program approved pursuant to section 1 must be a 30-semester-hour program that:

(A) is developed by a teacher;

(B) was approved by the registrar before the teacher commenced the program;

(C) consists of:

(I) a:

(1) minimum of 18 semester hours of graduate study; or

(2) maximum of nine semester hours of introductory level courses;


(II) courses in:

(1) subjects related to the courses of study used in Saskatchewan schools;

(2) teacher education; or

(3) subjects in any approved discipline; and

(III) a focus in a different area than the classes that were used by the teacher to obtain his or her teacher’s certificate; and

(D) must be completed within six years after commencing the first class or within such additional time as the registrar may allow;

(c) Technical or vocational program:

(i) the registrar may recognize a program as a technical or vocational program;

(ii) a technical or vocational program recognized pursuant to subclause 4(c)(i) must be a program of studies provided by Saskatchewan Polytechnic or an educational institution that:

(A) consists of a minimum of 28 weeks;

(B) grants a diploma or certificate on completion; and

(C) is in an area that is related to the courses of study used in Saskatchewan schools.

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SCHEDULE F – ACADEmIC REQUIREmENTS(1) Professional A:

(a) General Requirements:

(i) the registrar may issue a Professional A Teacher’s Certificate to an applicant who:

(A) holds a Bachelor of Education degree from the university or an equivalent approved degree; or

(B) holds an approved degree and has completed at least 48 semester hours of approved teacher education, including the practicum, at the university or any other approved educational institution;

(b) Requirements Specific to the Elementary Route:

(i) academic component must include the following:

(A) a minimum of 39 semester hours in at least three teaching fields; and

(B) at least 3 semester hours in English (or other acceptable Communications class) which may be included in the 39 semester hour requirement;

(ii) professional component must include the following:

(A) 48 semester hours of teacher education including a practicum;

(B) at least 6 semester hours in educational psychology; and

(C) methods courses (Curriculum and Instruction) in the following areas:

(I) reading and language (6 semester hours);

(II) science;

(III) social studies; and

(IV) mathematics;


(iii) the practicum must include an 8-week block of teaching at the elementary level in a variety of subject fields;

(c) Requirements Specific to the Secondary Route:

(i) academic component must include the following:

(A) a major (24 semester hours) in a teaching field;

(B) a minor (15 semester hours) in a secondary teaching field; and

(C) at least 3 semester hours in English (or other acceptable communications class) which may be included in the major or minor;

(ii) professional component must include the following:

(A) 48 semester hours of teacher education including a practicum;

(B) at least 6 semester hours in educational psychology;

(C) a methods (curriculum and instruction) course related to the major; and

(D) a methods (curriculum and instruction) course related to the minor.

(E) the practicum must include an 8-week block of teaching in the major and minor fields.

(2) Professional B (Endorsed):

(a) the registrar may issue a Professional B Teacher’s Certificate (Endorsed) to an applicant who:

(i) holds:

(A) a degree in fine or applied arts, music, engineering science or technology, or in any other approved area of specialization, from the university or any other educational institution; or

(B) a national or state diploma or certificate in any approved area of specialization which confers professional status and which is recognized as being equivalent to a bachelor’s degree in length and quality of training; and

(ii) has completed at least 48 semester hours of approved teacher education, including the practicum, at the university or any other approved educational institution;

(iii) the registrar shall endorse a Professional B Teacher’s Certificate (Endorsed) with the applicant’s area of specialization.

(3) Vocational (Endorsed):

(a) the registrar may issue a Vocational Teacher’s Certificate (Endorsed) to an applicant who:

(i) holds a journeyperson’s certificate that:

(A) is in an approved trade; or

(B) is issued pursuant to regulations made pursuant to The Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Act, 1999; and

(ii) has completed at least 30 semester hours of approved teacher education, in addition to the practicum, at the university or any other approved educational institution;

(iii) the registrar shall not issue a Vocational Teacher’s Certificate (Endorsed) to an applicant unless the trade to which the applicant’s journeyperson’s certificate relates is taught as a subject in a school in Saskatchewan;

(iv) the registrar shall endorse a Vocational Teacher’s Certificate (Endorsed) with the trade identified in the applicant’s journeyperson’s certificate or other certificate of competency.


(4) Technical (Endorsed):

(a) The registrar may issue a Technical Teacher’s Certificate (Endorsed) to an applicant who:

(i) has completed a program of studies in an approved technology of not less than two years duration at an approved educational institution, specializing in an area that is taught as a subject in a school in Saskatchewan;

(ii) has 24 months of recognized work experience in the area of the approved technology; and

(iii) in addition to the practicum, has completed at least 30 semester hours of approved teacher education at the university or any other approved educational institution;

(b) The registrar shall endorse a Technical Teacher’s Certificate (Endorsed) with the applicant’s area of specialization.

(5) Standard A:

(a) The registrar may issue a Standard A Certificate to an applicant who:

(i) as at April 1, 2009, held a certificate to teach issued by another jurisdiction in Canada;

(ii) has completed a teacher education program; and

(iii) has not obtained a recognized degree.

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SCHEDULE G – TEACHER CERTIFICATION COmPETENCIESTeacher candidates who complete their teacher education at the university are expected to be able to demonstrate

competence in the following areas:

(1) Professional (Personal) Competencies:

(a) demonstrates the ability to maintain respectful, mutually supportive and equitable professional relationships with learners, colleagues, families and communities;

(b) demonstrates ethical behaviour and the ability to work in a collaborative manner for the good of all learners;

(c) demonstrates a commitment to social justice and the capacity to nurture an inclusive and equitable environment for the empowerment of all learners; and

(d) demonstrates a commitment to service and the capacity to be reflective, lifelong learners and inquirers.

(2) Knowledge Competencies:

(a) demonstrates knowledge of Canadian History, especially in reference to Saskatchewan and Western Canada;

(b) demonstrates proficiency in the Language of Instruction;

(c) demonstrates knowledge of First Nations, métis & Inuit Culture and History (e.g., Treaties, Residential School, Scrip and Worldview);

(d) demonstrates ability to use technologies readily, strategically and appropriately;

(e) demonstrates knowledge of a number of subjects taught in Saskatchewan schools (disciplinary/interdisciplinary knowledge); and

(f) demonstrates ability to strive for/pursue new knowledge.


(3) Instructional Competencies:

(a) demonstrates the ability to utilize meaningful, equitable and holistic approaches to assessment and evaluation; and

(b) demonstrates the ability to use a wide variety of responsive instructional strategies and methodologies to accommodate learning styles of individual learners and support their growth as social, intellectual, physical and spiritual beings.

(4) Curricular Competencies:

(a) demonstrates knowledge of Saskatchewan curriculum and policy documents and applies this understanding to plan lessons, units of study and year plans using curriculum outcomes as outlined by the Saskatchewan ministry of Education;

(b) demonstrates the ability to incorporate First Nations, métis, and Inuit knowledge, content and perspectives into all teaching areas; and

(c) demonstrates the capacity to engage in program planning to shape ‘lived curriculum’ that brings learner needs, subject matter, and contextual variables together in developmentally appropriate, culturally responsive and meaningful ways.

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SCHEDULE H – STANDARDS OF COmPETENCERegistrants of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board shall:

(1) Create and maintain an environment that encourages and demonstrates a commitment to student learning and student well-being.

(2) Demonstrate a professional level of knowledge about the curriculum and the skills and judgment required to apply this knowledge effectively.

(3) Demonstrate and support a repertoire of instructional strategies and methods that are applied in teaching activities.

(4) Carry out professional responsibilities for student assessment and evaluation.

(5) Reflect upon the goals and experience of professional practice, and adapt one’s teaching accordingly.

(6) Work with colleagues in mutually supportive ways and develop effective professional relationships with members of the educational community.

(7) Conduct all professional relationships in ways that are consistent with principles of equity, fairness and respect for others.

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SCHEDULE I – PROBATIONARY B TEACHER’S CERTIFICATE(1) A registered independent school board may apply, on the form required by the registrar, to the

Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board for a Probationary B Teaching Certificate on behalf of a person:

(a) whom the board proposes to employ as an independent school teacher; and

(b) who is not qualified for a permanent or provisional teacher’s certificate pursuant to the Act.

(2) On receipt of an application pursuant to section 1, the registrar may issue, on any terms and conditions that the registrar considers appropriate, a Probationary B Teaching Certificate to a person who:

(a) holds a teacher’s certificate from another province or territory of Canada or recognized jurisdiction;


(b) holds a degree from a recognized university or college;

(c) holds a teaching degree from a denominationally-based college;

(d) holds a degree or diploma from a theological seminary, Bible school or Bible training centre;

(e) has taught successfully for the equivalent of five years or more in the independent school or system of independent schools in which the person will be teaching; or

(f) in the opinion of the registrar, possesses other appropriate qualifications including professional experience, vocational experience or special skills.

(3) The registrar may refuse to issue a Probationary B Teaching Certificate to a person who:

(a) has had a teacher’s certificate suspended or cancelled by a Canadian education authority; or

(b) has been convicted under the Criminal Code (Canada), as amended from time to time, of a sexual offence or an offence involving a minor.

(4) Where the registrar does not issue a Probationary B Teaching Certificate, the registrar shall:

(a) notify, in writing, the registered independent school board that made the application of that fact; and

(b) provide the registered independent school board with written reasons for the non-issuance.

(5) In order to teach in Saskatchewan, persons who hold Probationary B Teacher’s Certificates shall, in accordance with the Act, be required to register annually with the Saskatchewan Professional Teacher’s Regulatory Board.

(6) Holders of Probationary B Teacher’s Certificates shall be subject to the standards of conduct and disciplinary processes of the Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board.

CERTIFIED TRUE COPYJ. Smith,Chief Operating Officer.Date: July 3, 2015.

APPROVED BY:Honourable Don morgan,minister of Education.Date: September 30, 2015.

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