If you or someone you know would like to organize a clean up please go to the following link for more information.
https://pitch-in.ca
https://pitch-in.ca
The Innovation Challenge Program
Innovation Saskatchewan has launched a challenge to find technology that can be used to monitor the amount of solid waste generated and disposed of in the province.
The Innovation Challenge program harnesses the ideas and expertise of Saskatchewan’s innovative entrepreneurs, together with government, to rapidly solve public sector challenges.
In collaboration with the Ministry of Environment, Innovation Saskatchewan is seeking technology solutions to the following challenge:
“How can technology be used to monitor the amount of solid waste generated and disposed of in the province?”
Innovators are invited to submit their proposed solutions to Innovation Saskatchewan for consideration by Wednesday, February 13, 2019. A winner will be selected through a competitive process and announced in Spring 2019. Prior to the proposal deadline, information sessions will be made available in Regina, Saskatoon and online.
Innovation Challenge winners will receive funding of up to $10,000 and a 16-week residency to develop their solution in collaboration with government.
More details below or visit: http://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2018/december/19/innovation-challenge
The Innovation Challenge program harnesses the ideas and expertise of Saskatchewan’s innovative entrepreneurs, together with government, to rapidly solve public sector challenges.
In collaboration with the Ministry of Environment, Innovation Saskatchewan is seeking technology solutions to the following challenge:
“How can technology be used to monitor the amount of solid waste generated and disposed of in the province?”
Innovators are invited to submit their proposed solutions to Innovation Saskatchewan for consideration by Wednesday, February 13, 2019. A winner will be selected through a competitive process and announced in Spring 2019. Prior to the proposal deadline, information sessions will be made available in Regina, Saskatoon and online.
Innovation Challenge winners will receive funding of up to $10,000 and a 16-week residency to develop their solution in collaboration with government.
More details below or visit: http://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2018/december/19/innovation-challenge
Rural Crime Watch
If any ratepayers are interested in starting a rural crime watch in their area, here is some information on what a rural crime watch is, how to create a crime watch, and what being a member entails.
| Rural crime watch- Info |
| Rural crime watch- Roles and Benefits |
| Starting a rural crime watch |
| pamphlet on starting a rural crime watch |