What's new

Saskatchewan in motion is proud to be a partner in a new online celebration of Saskatchewan women in sport, physical activity and recreation.

Look for our latest awareness campaign at your favourite Superstore location in Moose Jaw, Regina, Saskatoon and Prince Albert.  Check out a video to see how the parking strip installation went.

To celebrate Parks and Recreation Month, we gave away a MEC Tent and weekly provincial park passes. Congratulations to our winners, Allison Elliott, Kristine Montgomery and Sarah Nunweiler.

Check out the new guidelines for physical activity in Canada. 

Congratulations to grand prize winner Michelle Leniuk of Saskatoon!

Download our Daily Physical Activity Manual for teachers of Kindergarten to grade 8. The manual includes over 150 activities for both small and large spaces to help you include physical activity into the whole school day.

Join our exclusive in motion Family Reader Panel. Receive a gift just for signing up and sharing your experiences with other Families in motion.

Check out our Pledge to Take Action video, the latest weapon in our advocacy toolkit. 

In memory of Russ Kisby, the in motion crew took to the streets for the annual Russ Kisby Fit Walk. 

Saskatchewan in motion, the Ministry of Education and the University of Saskatchewan conducted a survey of schools in the province on Physical Education in Saskatchewan. The survey gathered information on the delivery of Physical Education and the current approaches to encouraging physical activity and healthy eating in schools. 

Congratulations to Tanis Shipman, the winner of our Family Day photo contest! 

Watch international author, Richard Louv deliver a resounding message about getting our children back to nature. Louv's address was filmed at the Improving Health for Children Conference at Elk Ridge Resort in Waskesui, Saskatchewan, Canada on June 2nd.

Congratulations Yorkton on being a winner in the Aviva Community Fund Contest!

Our new theme was developed from a good discussion we had about our kids’ physical inactivity and what’s happening to their health as a result of inactivity and sedentary behaviour.

Read about guest poster Holly Gustafson's "radical" approach to reducing screen time.

Congratulations to the Hawkins family of Assiniboia, winners of our Turn it Off & Move it Family Screen Time Challenge! The substituted 30 minutes of screen time for 30 minutes of physical activity every day for a week.

This year's Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth focuses on keeping kids active during the after school period.

Planning a winter vacation?  Take a look at the Saskatchewan in motion Active Vacation Guide Backyard and Beyond for ideas!

Our community awareness tool kit is filled with new tools along with some old favourites to help you cause an in motion commotion in your community.

Saskatchewan residents will be celebrating Family Day on Monday, February 21, 2011. What better way to celebrate than by making it a physically active fun day for the entire family.

Check out Saskatchewan in motion's 2011 Active Toy Guide as you start your holiday shopping! It is full of great toy ideas that will help get the kids we care about moving not only during the holidays, but every day!

We gave away 7 weekly provincial park passes in exchange for ideas for our new blog in motion Commotion.

Congratulations, Lloydminster in motion on receiving the Heart and Stroke Foundation Heart-healthy Community Recognition Award from the City of Lloydminster.

Information about in motion and physical activity will be included in all elementary school planners available through School Specialty for the 2011-2012 school year. See a sample and find out how you can order yours today!

Check out our 2nd annual Active Toy Guide for great gift ideas!