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Bill 41 — The Heritage Recognition (From Many Peoples, Strength) Act

Assented to on 2026-05-14 · Sponsor: Alana Ross

Allows the Lieutenant Governor in Council to designate heritage days, weeks, and months recognizing the diverse peoples of Saskatchewan.

  • Lets the government designate specific days, weeks, or months as heritage days, weeks, or months
  • States the purpose is to recognize the strength Saskatchewan gains from its many peoples' heritages
  • Designations repeat annually unless the government sets other rules or repeals them by regulation
  • Does not apply to any day, week, or month already recognized under another law
  • Gives the government power to make regulations setting rules and dates for these designations

The bill on the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan website

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