February is African-Canadian Black History Month and this year the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame is pleased to launch a new educational outreach program History of Black Athletes and Their Impact on Saskatchewan Sport. The new program is being offered Read more →
Fanfare, the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame’s featured exhibit, is now available as a virtual tour. This exhibit shares the history of the Grey Cup and Saskatchewan both through the participation of Roughrider teams and also the four occasions where Read more →
On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame is marking the day by highlighting how two Indigenous inductees achieved their great success and achievements while enduring the effects of the residential school system. The Read more →
The latest edition of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame’s newsletter, For The Record, is now available. You can find a PDF version here or read it below.
The fall 2022 edition of Never Give Up kicked off Tuesday afternoon with our first virtual presentation. Inductee Arnold Boldt connected with three classes from Grades 5-8 from St. Augustine Community School in Regina to begin this latest five-week offering Read more →
Want something to do with your children this summer? Want to learn more about your favourite Saskatchewan sports and how to keep active? Then join our Creative Active Champions program! You and your children will get a tour of the Read more →
It has been some time in coming, but the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame can’t wait to host our 54th Annual Induction Dinner & Ceremony at the Conexus Arts Centre in Regina on Saturday, September 24, 2022. Two classes will be Read more →
June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day. In the spirit of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s 87th Call to Action, the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame marks this day by celebrating Indigenous excellence and achievement in sport. In Read more →