Saskatchewan Aboriginal Land Technicians

10/13/2026

Partnered Event:
📌 How do lands management and professional planning intersect to support First Nation-led priorities?

🗓️ Wednesday, October 28, at 12:00 p.m. ET.

Presented jointly by CIP and the National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association, this webinar will look at how these two fields support each other, handle overlapping responsibilities, and how they can build strong relationships grounded in knowledge transfer, capacity-building, and First Nation leadership.

By attending, you can:

👉 Understand the broad responsibilities of First Nations lands departments
👉 Explore collaborative approaches between planners and lands management professionals
👉 Learn about NALMA and Regional Lands Associations supporting capacity development

Thank you to our moderator Alex Marques, and our speakers Theodore Merasty, Micheala Merasty, and Mitchell Avis.

🔗 Register here: https://members.cip-icu.ca/mpower/event/landing.action?id=141

10/13/2026

Today is the first day of SALT's Survey Basics Training in Regina.

An opportunity in the area of surveying is an Indigenous Land Surveyor. You would play a vital role in mapping, measuring, and defining land boundaries while helping protect Indigenous lands, rights, and interests.

This career combines modern surveying technology, fieldwork, and land management with an understanding of Indigenous history, culture, and traditional land use.

It is a rewarding profession for individuals who enjoy working outdoors, solving technical challenges, and contributing to the stewardship of Indigenous lands for future generations.

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10/05/2026

$10,000 SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY!

Have an idea that could improve watershed health in Saskatoon? Turn your idea into action while supporting your education! The Solutions for Healthy Watersheds Scholarship offers eligible students a total opportunity of up to $10,000:
$5,000 to implement your watershed project in Saskatoon
$5,000 toward the following year of post-secondary education after successful project completion.

Open to University of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Polytechnic students in eligible programs. Applications open October 1, 2026.

Learn more and apply: https://saskwatersheds.ca/scholarship-program/

Education

10/05/2026

10/01/2026

09/29/2026

Register Now for the ATR Workshop!

Looking to strengthen your knowledge of the Additions to Reserve (ATR) process? Join us for our upcoming ATR Workshop and gain valuable insights into ATRs, current processes, key considerations, and practical applications for First Nations land management.

Date: October 15th & 16th, 2026
Location: Regina, Saskatchewan
Register today: https://salt-sk.ca/event/additions-to-reserve-atr/

This workshop is a great opportunity to learn, ask questions, and connect with others working in lands governance and stewardship.

09/24/2026

Who? Eagle Plains Resources Where? 45 km west of Stony Rapids What type of activities will occur? Mineral exploration activities, including •1 km of new trails •4 temporary work camps •34 drill holes on land, some within 30-100 m from shoreline •20 helicopter pads •Will be an attempt to

09/24/2026

Join us for a hands-on Field Day near Cupar, SK, where local producers Allen and Janet Nameth will showcase how they implement late season grazing strategies on their ranch. Get practical insights into remote watering systems, all in one power grazing systems and see BMPs working in action. Don’t miss this chance to learn, connect, and take-home ideas for your own farm.

Learn more about the Saskatchewan Watersheds Environmental Agriculture Program (SWEAP). Funding for SWEAP is provided by@cdn_agriculture through the On Farm Climate Action Fund.

Register today at: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/nameth-land-livestock-ltd-early-adopter-field-day-tickets-2000522462538

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