Sponsorship

The Saskatchewan Municipal Awards are made possible by the generous support of our sponsors:

The Ministry of Environment manages our province's diverse landscapes and our renewable natural resources in a manner that supports a healthy environment, a growing economy and strong, vibrant communities.

 

Affinity Credit Union is the second largest credit union in Saskatchewan and aims to be the financial institution of choice.  We provide access to a complete range of financial products and services including every-day banking, insurance, mortgages, and wealth management products to 95,000 members though a network of 45 branches in 36 communities across Saskatchewan. We also provide convenient service through telephone banking, online banking and our Saskatoon-based call centre.  As an institution, we are dynamic, progressive and socially-responsible, and are committed to creating great opportunities for our employees, our communities, and our members.

SaskWater is the province’s Crown water utility, delivering potable (treated) and non-potable water supply, wastewater treatment and management, and certified operations and maintenance service to 55 municipal customers, 34 industrial customers, and 51 public water boards, user groups , cooperatives and pipeline associations. SaskWater partners with municipal and government groups to deliver their services and share expertise in water and wastewater management.

The Ministry of Municipal Affairs works in partnership with Saskatchewan communities to support local governance, provide financial and technical support and develop legislation, regulations and other policies to meet the changing needs of municipal governments.

SUMA is the voice of Saskatchewan’s cities, towns and villages. Through strength in unity, SUMA advocates, negotiated and initiates improvements in local, provincial and federal legislation, program and service to enhance urban life in Saskatchewan.

SARM is the independent organization that represents all rural municipalities in Saskatchewan, and is the principal advocate in representing them before senior governments. SARM proudly takes on its roles as the voice of rural Saskatchewan. Incorporated in 1905, SARM celebrated its Centennial anniversary along with the province in 2005.