105th Annual Convention - Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities ...

105 th 

Annual Convention 

January 31 - February 3, 2010 

Queensbury Convention Centre 

Regina, Saskatchewan

Table of Contents 

Greetings .............................................................................................................................. 4 

Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan 

Premier of Saskatchewan 

Minister of Municipal Affairs 

Mayor of Regina 

SUMA President 

SUMA Convention Chair 

General Information .............................................................................................................. 6 

Social Activities ..................................................................................................................... 9 

Shuttle Bus Schedule ......................................................................................................... 10 

Partners’ Program .............................................................................................................. 11 

Convention Sessions .......................................................................................................... 12 

Education & Breakout Sessions ......................................................................................... 13 

Additional Sessions ............................................................................................................ 16 

Convention Agenda ............................................................................................................ 17 

Resolutions ......................................................................................................................... 23 

2010 Municipal Marketplace Trade Show .......................................................................... 32 

Delegate Prizes .................................................................................................................. 33 

Trade Show Participants .................................................................................................... 34 

Trade Show Floor Plan ....................................................................................................... 36 

Exhibitor Catalogue ............................................................................................................ 37 

SUMA Board of Directors 

• Mayor Allan Earle - President 

• Councillor Fred Clipsham – VP, Cities • Mayor Renaud Bissonnette – VP, Towns 

• Mayor Barry Gunther – VP, Villages • Councillor Michael Fougere 

• Councillor Tiffany Paulsen 

• Councillor Darren Hill 

• Councillor Ted Zurakowski 

• Councillor Dawn Luhning 

• Mayor Roland Zimmer 

• Councillor Chris Wyatt 

• Mayor Gary St. Onge 

• Mayor Sharon Armstrong 

• Mayor Al Heron 

• Mayor Gordon Hall 

• Mayor Paul Topola 

• Mayor Bobby Woods 

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Message from the Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan 

It is my sincere pleasure to extend greetings on behalf of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, to 

all of the participants in the 105 th Annual Convention of the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association. 

We enjoy extraordinary rights and freedoms, and an exceptionally high standard of living thanks to our 

effective system of government. Our system relies on generous and capable citizens who are willing to give 

an enormous amount of time and energy to provide leadership in our communities. I am grateful to all of you 

for your outstanding contributions to our province. Thank you for your willingness to lead. 

The Honourable 

Dr. Gordon L. Barnhart 

Lieutenant Governor 

Please accept my very best wishes for a productive and enjoyable convention. 

Message from the Premier 

On behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan, I would like to thank SUMA and all its member communities 

for your continued efforts to build a strong future for the people of our province. 

2009 was a challenging year for both the Province and municipal governments, but through the worst of the 

recession, Saskatchewan’s economy remained strong and continued to create jobs and opportunities. Our 

population grew at its fastest pace in over 50 years and two Saskatchewan towns became cities – the first time 

that has happened since 1913. 


Brad Wall 

Premier of Saskatchewan 

Over the past year, the provincial government strengthened our commitment to our municipal partners. We 

provided $100 million in per capita infrastructure funding through the Municipal Economic Enhancement 

Program (MEEP). We delivered an unprecedented $167.4 million in Municipal Operating Grants (MOG) – an 

increase of 34 per cent over our first budget. And we provided $139 million in interest-free borrowing through 

the Saskatchewan Infrastructure Growth Initiative (SIGI) to help communities be ready for growth. 

Saskatchewan is forecast to lead the nation in economic growth in 2010. Our Government looks forward to 

working with our municipal partners as we continue “building momentum” in our province. 

Message from the Minister of Municipal Affairs 

As Minister of Municipal Affairs, it is my privilege on behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan to bring 

greetings to all delegates attending SUMA’s 105 th annual convention. 

This year’s theme, “Building Momentum” is a sentiment shared all over Saskatchewan. This past year we have 

seen many successes as the government-to-government relationship between the province and the municipal 

sector grows. 


Jeremy Harrison 

Minister of Municipal Affairs 

SUMA and its diverse members play an important part in building our province to the benefit of all communities. 

As we move forward together, we share a vision of a stronger Saskatchewan and a better life for everyone who 

lives here. 

Our economy is strong and everywhere we look, construction is underway. New people are making 

Saskatchewan their home and others are welcoming the opportunity to move back. This investment is 

strengthening rural and urban communities and providing a solid foundation for growth. 

Our shared commitment to work together enables both our levels of government to deliver quality services 

and ensure the necessary infrastructure is in place for our continued success. We must work together for the 

prosperity of our communities and province. 

I look forward to meeting new people and renewing acquaintances with many familiar friends and colleagues 

here, while continuing our discussions and working to explore opportunities that will benefit all of Saskatchewan. 

Best wishes for a successful and productive convention. 

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Message from the Mayor 

On behalf of my colleagues on City Council and the citizens of Regina, I welcome delegates as you return to 

attend SUMA’s 105 th Annual Convention, Building Momentum. 

The annual convention provides the delegates a chance to put their thoughts and visions together to come up 

with new resolutions to deal with the current issues. It takes great co-operation and foresight to find answers 

to these issues. By working together, SUMA’s members can identify solutions to reach our common goals. 

For those of you visiting Regina, and for residents as well, I encourage you to explore some of the many 

attractions the Queen City has to offer, from Casino Regina and the RCMP Heritage Centre, to the Saskatchewan 

Science Centre, Royal Saskatchewan Museum and the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum. We 

also have many unique shops and fine restaurants, where you are sure to discover the warm, friendly spirit of 

our city. I have no doubt you will see why “I Love Regina”. 

Mayor Pat Fiacco 

City of Regina 

I extend my congratulations and sincere thanks to everyone who worked so hard to put the conference 

together again this year. Regina is proud to host such an event. I wish everyone a wonderful stay in our city 

and a safe journey home. 

Message from the President 

Welcome to the first SUMA Convention for the new municipal term. As always, the convention will provide an 

excellent opportunity to meet with friends and acquaintances, exchange views, and participate in many events. 

A warm welcome, as well, to friends, family and guests alike, for it is your presence that makes our event such 

a success year after year. 

These four days will allow you to shape SUMA’s policy direction for the coming year through resolutions 

and the election of your Executive Committee. Many provincial Cabinet Ministers will attend our Bear Pit and 

Dialogue Sessions, so be sure to engage and let them know what you think. After all, the province is our 

partner in creating economic and social growth – something that benefits everyone in Saskatchewan. 

To those of you who are relatively new to leadership positions within the municipal sector, we are confident 

that you will find the SUMA Convention to be informative. We certainly work better when everyone contributes 

their unique points of view - your ideas and enthusiasm will be a great asset to our organization. 

Mayor Allan Earle 

SUMA President 

As President of SUMA it is indeed an honour and privilege to be part of an organization with such a proud 

history and strong membership. In that regard, I would like to single out the Convention Planning Committee 

and our capable staff who work so hard to make this organization and annual event such a success. 

Enjoy the convention! 

Message from the Convention Chair 

Welcome to the 2010 SUMA convention, our 105 th annual convention of Saskatchewan’s urban municipal 

leaders! The theme of our convention this year is Building Momentum. The theme reflects many of the current 

initiatives being pursued in your communities, and speaks also of SUMA’s strategic orientation and current 

efforts to promote your interests as effective local governments. 

As this is our first convention since the recent municipal elections, I want to offer a special welcome to our 

new leaders from across the province. 

On behalf of the Board of Directors and the staff of SUMA, I want to thank you for attending what we believe 

will be another excellent convention. Our convention is all about gathering together to meet colleagues, to 

discuss common issues that bind us as urban municipalities, and to enjoy the many events, sessions, and 

seminars so ably put together by our SUMA staff. We have an interesting and full schedule for you. The 

seminars and sessions are designed to reflect the priorities of our residents across the province. We hope 

you will return to your communities with new ideas, new friendships, to help reinvigorate your communities. 

Councillor 

Michael Fougere 

SUMA Director & 

2010 Convention Chair 

By attending the four day conference, you will play an important role in shaping our association. This year, 

the membership will elect a new SUMA executive, the group who will provide guidance and leadership for our 

membership over the next three years. It is important to have your voice heard. 

Enjoy the convention! 

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General Information 


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Help us to host a greener 

convention! 

SUMA is committed to recycling and reducing 

waste wherever possible, as are the majority of 

our members. We are conscious of the effect 

our convention has on the environment and are 

striving to minimize its impact. We encourage 

our delegates to join the effort by: 

• Use your favourite travel mug or water bottle 

at convention. Ceramic mugs for coffee and 

tea and glasses for water will be used at the 

refreshment stations 

• Hopping on one of our shuttle buses, or car 

pooling with your colleagues 

• Using the clearly identified recycling bins 

located throughout Queensbury for your 

plastic drink bottles. 

We thank you for your participation, and for 

recognizing that reducing waste and practicing 

good recycling behavior is everyone’s 

responsibility! 

Name Tags 

Your name tag is your admission to all 

convention sessions and luncheons. It is also 

your introduction to your fellow delegates. 

Your name badge is a must wear item during 

convention. 

SUMA will collect the badges and holders at the 

close of convention for re-use later. When you 

return your tag your name will be entered into a 

draw for a fantastic prize. 

Registration Desk 

Sunday, January 31 

Monday, February 1 

Tuesday, February 2 

Wednesday, February 3 

11 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

8 a.m. – 12 p.m. 

Transportation & Parking 

SUMA and the City of Regina are pleased to 

provide shuttle bus service for SUMA delegates. 

Complete bus schedules are available at the 

front desk in your hotel, as well as being posted 

in your hotel lobby. Please refer to page 10 of 

your Convention Handbook for route details. 

Free on-site parking is available at the 

Queensbury Convention Centre. 

Municipal Marketplace Trade Show 

The Municipal Marketplace is the largest trade 

show of its kind in Western Canada! Please take 

the opportunity to meet with over 170 suppliers 

and learn about the many products and services 

available to help you in your community. 

The Municipal Marketplace will be open 

Monday, February 1 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and 

Tuesday, February 2 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. 

Note: Times have been set aside in the agenda 

for Municipal Marketplace viewing. 

Ring Free Convention 

Please turn off your cell phone, pager, PDA 

ringer or put it on a silent/vibrate setting during 

all sessions. 

Delegate Business Centre 

Upper Level, Queensbury Convention Centre 

SUMA, in conjunction with our partners, Lexcom 

Systems Group and Success Office Systems, 

is pleased to offer a business centre during 

convention. The centre gives delegates access 

to photo copying, faxing and courier services on 

a cost-re covery basis. Rates for services are 

posted in the centre, and are printed on your 

delegate envelope 

The phone numbers to receive messages are: 

Phone: 306-781-1344 or Fax: 306-781-1363

Internet Café 

SUMA would like to once again thank SaskTel for 

providing an Internet café in the main lobby on the 

upper level of the Queensbury Convention Centre 

for the duration of the convention. If you currently 

have a SaskTel email account, you will be able 

to access your email at www.sasktel.net. Click on 

the “Check your email” option and enter your user 

ID (email ac count name) and password to access 

your email. If you experience any problems, the 

SaskTel help line, 1-800-773-2121 will assist you. 

If you use a web-based account such as Yahoo! 

or Hotmail you will access your accounts as you 

normally would. 

Refreshments 

Refreshments are available each day in two 

areas on the trade show floor. Delegates are 

encour aged to visit the trade show during the 

coffee breaks on Monday and Tuesday. 

Special Needs 

Convention support staff will do their best to assist 

with any special needs delegates may have. 

Queensbury Convention Centre is wheelchair 

accessible; please enter the building using the 

Banner Hall Entrance. If you have indicated 

special dietary requests prior to convention, your 

requests will be eas ily accommodated. Be sure 

to identify yourself to food service staff, who will 

accommodate your request. 

Meeting Rooms 

If you would like to book private meeting space, 

please make your request at the registration 

desk located in the lobby at the Queensbury 

Convention Centre. You will be assigned a 

room on a first-come, first-served basis. 

Delegate Draws and Prizes 

Convention delegates have several 

opportunities to win some fantastic prizes! 

Join us Sunday evening at An Evening at the 

RCMP Heritage Centre. Get your speeding 

ticket stamped for a chance to win a trip for two 

to Ottawa to see the RCMP Stables and the 

famous RCMP Musical Ride. You must be in 

attendance to win this prize! 

Fill out the ballot forms included in this book and 

enter into the draw bin located in the trade show 

area for the chance to win two great technology 

packages. 

We will also be making random draws throughout 

the convention for several prizes. All prize 

winners will be announced in the main hall and 

will have their names posted at the convention 

registration desk. 

Partners’ Program 

Registered partners can pick up their program 

kits at the registration desk at the Queensbury 

Convention Centre on Sun day, January 31 and 

at the Regina Inn on Monday, February 1. 

See page 11 for complete program details. 

Check your kit for shuttle bus information and 

personalized schedules. 

A Division of Walker Projects Inc. 

Project Engineers for: 

• Municipal Infrastructure 

• Municipal Buildings 

• Water and Wasterwater 

• Urban Street and Transportation 

• Subdivision Planning and Land 

Development 

• Solid Waste 

Contact: 

J.W. (Jim) Campbell, P.Eng. 

109 - 1621 Albert Street 

Regina, SK S4P 2S5 

Phone: (306) 757-8694 

Fax: (306) 522-9431 

E-mail: epec@epec-consulting.com 


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Elections 

Each elected official representing a SUMA 

member municipality who is in attendance at 

the SUMA Annual Convention and who has 

registered as a convention delegate shall 

be eligible to cast one ballot in the election of 

President and one ballot for their respective 

sector Vice-President. The vote for President 

will be on Monday, February 1 st at 11:45 a.m. 

The vote for Vice-Presidents will be held during 

the Sector Meetings on Tuesday, February 2 nd at 

10:15 a.m. 

All eligible voters MUST have their Delegate 

badge in order to obtain a ballot on site prior to 

the vote taking place. 


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Hospitality Night 

Social Activities 

An Evening at the RCMP Heritage Centre 

(Ticket Holders Only) 


RCMP Heritage Centre, 5907 Dewdney Avenue 

Since opening its doors in 2007, this magnificent facility has become a major tourist 

attraction for Regina and Saskatchewan. Learn the story of the RCMP through state of 

the art exhibits and mingle with your fellow delegates. Appetizers will be served. 

Please note that supper will not be served at this event. 

Monday, February 1 

Regina Inn, 1975 Broad Street 

It’s become a convention tradition! Join your SUMA Board of Directors at the Regina Inn for an 

evening that provides a chance to catch up with old friends, and make some new ones, too. 

President’s Banquet and Award Ceremony 

(Ticket Holders Only) 

Tuesday, February 2 

Queensbury Convention Centre 

Held at the Queensbury Convention Centre, the President’s Banquet honours 

long-serving elected officials and municipal employees for dedication to their 

municipality. 

Following the awards program, you will be entertained by Derek Edwards - the hottest comedy property 

in Canada. He’s an ordinary working guy, and his comedic gift is making the ordinary extraordinary. 

Social Activities 

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Shuttle Bus Schedule 

Please refer to individual hotel schedules to get exact bus departure times from your hotel. 

SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 

To Queensbury Convention Centre for 

Registration and Concurrent Education 

Sessions 

Shuttle service starts at 11:45 a.m. – Last 

shuttle at 5:15 p.m. 

To RCMP Heritage Centre at 8:00 p.m. 

Shuttle service starts at 7:05 p.m. and returns 

every 30 minutes until last shuttle at 11:15 p.m. 

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 


8:00 a.m. Breakfast, Trade Show and 

Convention start at 9:00 a.m. 

Service starts at 7:35 a.m. Allow 20 - 25 minutes 

travel time. 

No Shuttle Service during the day. 

To Hotels from Queensbury Convention 

Centre 

Service starts at 4:30 p.m. 

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 


Convention Start at 8:30 a.m. with Sector 

Reports; followed by 9:00 a.m. Dialogue 

with Ministers 


travel time. 


Centre 

Service starts at 11:45 a.m. Last shuttle at 1:00 

p.m. 

Shuttle Service is available to and from the 

following hotels: 

Downtown 

Delta, Wingate Inn, Regina Inn, Ramada, Quality 

Hotel, Radisson Plaza Hotel Saskatchewan 

South 

Travelodge South Hotel, West Harvest Inn, 

Holiday Inn Express 

Shuttle Bus Schedule 

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 


8:00 a.m. Breakfast, Trade Show and 

Convention start at 9:00 a.m. 


travel time. 

No Shuttle Service during the day. 


Centre 

Service starts at 4:30 p.m. 


the President’s Banquet 

Cash Bar 6:00 p.m.; Dinner 7:00 p.m. 

Service starts at 5:30 p.m. Allow 20 - 25 minutes 

travel time. Last shuttle at 6:30 p.m. 


Centre 

Service starts at 9:30 p.m. Last shuttle at 10:30 p.m. 

East (limited service) 

Sandman Hotel Suites & Spa 

Note: There will also be regular City of Regina 

bus service that runs on Elphinstone across 

from the Field house throughout the day on 

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Bus fare 

is $2.25 per person each way. City of Regina 

schedules available at the Convention Office. 

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Monday, February 1, 2010 

Breakfast – Regina Inn: 8:30 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. 

Start your day with some wonderful, uplifting 

music from Cecile Denis, a member of the 

Regina Symphony Orchestra. 

Sisters’ Glass – Shopper’s Alley! 

Janice and Debbie have been creating and 

sculpting glass for 10 years. You’ll find dishes, 

sculptures, jewelry and more! Treat yourself to 

an original piece of art. 

Breakfast will be served at 9:00 a.m. 

Tour of the Saskatchewan Legislative 

Building: 10:00 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. 

Wander through the halls where Saskatchewan 

history has been mapped. The tour will end in 

the local crafter Gift Shop. After the tour, Deb 

Higgins, MLA for Moose Jaw Wakamow will 

reveal what it is like to be a women in politics. 

Lunch follows. 

Sweet Surprise Stop! 1:00 p.m. – 1:15 p.m. 

Tuesday, February 2, 2010 

Breakfast - Regina Inn: 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. 

Spice up your morning to the rhythmic notes 

of Latin guitar player, Marc Horn, a local 

Saskatchewan artist. 

Morning Choice #1: Tour of Lajord Hutterite 

Colony: 10:00 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. 

Take part in this unique cultural experience 

followed by lunch! 

Morning Choice #2: Belly Dancing Class 

- Regina Inn: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 

It’s time to let your sultry side out! This beginner 

class will teach the basics of this mysterious 

Indian dance. Lunch to follow. 

Afternoon Choice #1: Revamp Your 

Home! - Regina Inn: 1:15 p.m. - 2:15 p.m. 

Learn about home decorating, staging your 

home for resale, basic feng shui and buying 

furniture. Presented by Donna Bially of The 

Next Stage. 

Choice #1: “Revamping” The Old You 

Regina Inn: 1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. 

Let’s take a time out for YOU! Receive advice 

on remaking your image. 

You will hear from Linda Bell, owner of Thee 

Lingerie Shoppe on tricks for looking ten 

pounds slimmer and better in your clothes. Also 

joined by Dean Renwick who is an international 

designer and James McGaughey, Professional 

Hair Stylist & Colourist. 

Choice #2: Sysco Foods - Behind the 

Scenes Tour: 1:30 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 

Sysco is the global leader in selling, marketing 

and distributing food products to restaurants, 

hotels, healthcare facilities, etc. Their family of 

products also includes equipment and supplies 

for the food service industry. Take a Behind 

the Scenes tour of the warehouse, shipping, 

storage and test kitchen. 

Shopping for Home Décor: 

2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. 

Crocus and Ivy - Look for unique tableware, 

linens, bed and bath. A fine selection of home 

fashions, even custom jewelry! 

Crocus and Ivy for Kids - An irresistible kids 

store, shop for well known makes of toys, baby 

bedding, clothes and body care. 

Marbella Clothing - A unique men and women’s 

clothing accessories boutique. 

Whitmore Park Garden Centre - Shop for 

one-of-a-kind home and garden accessories. 

Everything from dishes to custom jewelry. 

Afternoon Choice #2: CTV Regina 

Behind the Scenes Tour: 

1:15 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 

Have you ever wondered what goes on in 

the news room or how they produce those 

commercials? This is your chance to find 

out! CTV is Canada’s largest privately owned 

network and began broadcasting in 1954. 


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Convention Sessions 

Keynote Address: 

Gavin Semple 

Monday, February 1 9:30 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. 

Born and raised in Saskatchewan, Gavin Semple’s story is that of homegrown 

success. Mr. Semple is the CEO of the Brandt Group of Companies - 

Saskatchewan’s largest privately held company. Under his leadership, Brandt 

has won several prestigious awards, including the designation of one of 

Canada’s 50 Best Managed Companies. Mr. Semple is also the Deputy Chair 

for Enterprise Saskatchewan. 

You will hear the Brandt story, and learn how a small Saskatchewan company evolved to become 

world class. You’ll be inspired by his take on leadership, the Saskatchewan economy and hear his 

thoughts on how we can keep building the momentum. 

Plenary Session: 

The Direct Benefits of Innovation 

Tuesday, February 2 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. 

This engaging session will include an interactive discussion of the benefits of establishing a culture 

of innovation in your administration, and the sharing of thoughts on potential gains from innovative 

approaches to municipal infrastructure construction and maintenance. The session will be presented as 

a panel discussion. Panellists are John Lee, President of Communities of Tomorrow; Dorian Wandzura, 

General Manager of Public Works, City of Regina; Jim Toye, City Manager, City of North Battleford; and 

Laurent Mougeot, CEO of SUMA. The panel will discuss the current state of development of a Municipal 

Innovation Network in Saskatchewan, and its potential benefits to your municipality. 

Convention Sessions 

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Education & Breakout Sessions 

Sunday: Concurrent Sessions 

1:00 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. 

E1: Changes to Municipal Financial 

Statements* 

Layne McFarlane, FCA, Meyers Norris Penny 

In preparation for the 2009 financial reporting 

period, this session will serve as a review for 

administrators of the changes to the financial 

statements that were presented at the October 

workshops. The session will be a condensed 

version of the October presentation that focused 

on the necessary changes from the old system 

of financial reporting to the new system. Layne 

McFarlane, the lead presenter at the financial 

statement workshops, will be on hand to 

conduct the session and address any questions 

that you may have. It is highly recommended 

that all staff responsible for your municipality’s 

financial reporting attend. Please note that 

this session is not intended for council 

members. 

E2: Environmental Liability for the Public 

Sector: Keeping environmental liabilities 

off the ledger. 

Kate Dodge, H.B.A., CRM, ERM , Aon Reed 

Stenhouse, Inc. 

Municipalities manage 

a wide spectrum of environmental 

exposures, 

including risks both common to any other business 

or corporation, and others specific to the 

public sector. There are very few non-public 

organizations that would have responsibility for 

the diversity of exposures facing a municipality 

including but not limited to, landfills, recycling 

facilities, waste/wastewater treatment facilities, 

sewer and stormwater systems, underground 

and above ground storage tanks. These risks 

present obvious environmental consequences 

for Saskatchewan’s municipalities and this session 

will focus on identifying, reducing, managing 

and transferring these risks. 

E3: Regional Waste Management: How 

are you taking out your garbage? 

Blake Nesbitt, Ministry of Environment & 

Grant See, ARWMAS 

Regional waste management systems involve 

several municipalities joining together to achieve 

greater results through a central authority than 

would be possible on their own. This session 

explores regional waste management systems 

in Saskatchewan, and why this structure might 

be right for you. 

E4: Models for Delivering Health Care in 

Small Urban Centres 

Tom McIntosh, PhD, University of Regina 

Many Saskatchewan communities struggle to 

keep local health care services at a level that 

matches the expectations of citizens. As communities 

grasp at ways to recruit and retain 

health care professionals, it may be time to look 

at how we provide local health services and 

what alternatives exist. This session will be an 

opportunity for open discussion on a variety of 

health care models for small urban centres. 

E5: Dealing with Developers: What You 

Need to Know 

Martino Verhaeghe, Ministry of Municipal 

Affairs 

Many communities around Saskatchewan are 

benefitting from our continued economic growth. 

Most noticeable is the increase in housing and 

commercial developments. Municipalities are 

on the front line of dealing with developers and 

should be aware of the responsibilities they have 

and what they can request from developers to 

ensure due process is followed. Ultimately, this 

session will help answer the question, “How do 

we get the best deal for our community?” 


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Sunday: Concurrent Sessions 

2:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. 

E6: Tax Collection and Enforcement 

Phil Boivin & Brian Sych, Ministry of Municipal 

Affairs and Kim Anderson, Robertson 

Stromberg Pederson LLP 

Many municipalities find it challenging to collect 

taxes levied on residents, but failing to collect 

taxes creates an unfair burden. This session 

will provide municipalities with tax collection 

strategies, as well as strategies to implement 

effective enforcement procedures. 

E7: Strategies to Control Rodent Populations 

in Your Community 

Travis Quirk, Provincial Council of ADD 

Boards 

Rodents whether they are gophers, mice, 

skunks or rats can be a huge problem for 

urban municipalities. Quite often it takes only 

a few simple steps to ensure these pests don’t 

overrun your community. Attendees will have 

the opportunity to hear first hand from different 

municipalities on experiences they have had 

and tools they implemented to eradicate the 

problem. In addition, professional pest control 

officers will discuss the many options available 

to prevent, control and eliminate pests. 

E8: Crime Prevention: Tools to Keep Your 

Community Safe 

Constable Rene Shank, Corporal Mert Malkoske 

& Sgt Doug Coleman, Royal Canadian 

Mounted Police 

Crime is present in all of our communities, 

from break and enters to large scale grow 

operations. Municipal leaders need to be keenly 

aware of the impact that crime can have on 

their communities and how they can implement 

certain strategies and tools to ensure the safest 

environment for their citizens. Attendees at this 

session will have the opportunity to interact with 

representatives from the RCMP and learn how 

municipalities can implement various crime 

prevention strategies. 

E9: Ready for Change: How adaptable is 

your municipality to climate change? 

Norm Henderson, University of Regina & 

Jeremy Pittman, Saskatchewan Watershed 

Authority 

Climate change impacts Saskatchewan, and 

the pace is expected to accelerate. This will 

affect many aspects of municipal management, 

especially water-related infrastructure. Winters 

will be warmer, summers drier, and severe 

weather events more frequent. Are you 

prepared? 

This education session is jointly presented by 

the Prairie Adaptation Research Collaborative 

(PARC) and Saskatchewan Watershed 

Authority (SWA). The focus will be on the 

impacts of climate change on Saskatchewan 

municipalities, especially on water issues, and 

on management options to deal with climate 

change. 

E10: Changes to Municipal Financial 

Statements* 

Layne McFarlane, FCA, Meyers Norris Penny 

In preparation for the 2009 financial reporting 

period, this session will serve as a review for 

administrators of the changes to the financial 

statements that were presented at the October 

workshops. The session will be a condensed 

version of the October presentation that focused 

on the necessary changes from the old system

of financial reporting to the new system. Layne 

McFarlane, the lead presenter at the financial 

statement workshops, will be on hand to 

conduct the session and address any questions 

that you may have. It is highly recommended 

that all staff responsible for your municipality’s 

financial reporting attend. Please note that 

this session is not intended for council 

members. 

(*DELIVERED TWICE) 

Monday: Concurrent Sessions 

1:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. 

B1: Roundtable Discussion: Challenges 

facing City Fire and Police Services 

Cities face very unique challenges in the 

operation of their fire and police services. For 

many cities, Protective Services account for 

a large component of the municipal operating 

budget and any changes to provincial legislation 

and funding have a significant impact on the 

sector. Cities tend to operate full time fire 

departments that service their own community 

and surrounding region, utilize the services of 

the RCMP on a much larger scale than other 

communities and in some situations have 

their own municipal police force. The breakout 

session is intended to provide an opportunity for 

the city sector to discuss these challenges with 

each other and representatives from provincial 

government. 

B2: Learning to Govern – Leading Your 

Municipality 

Sherry Magnuson, BA, MPA, Town of 

Kindersley 

Many municipal councils struggle with decisions 

on how to effectively delegate and oversee the 

work of administration. The result is that council 

often spends a great deal of time dealing with 

operational decisions and ‘putting out fires’. 

Adopting effective governance practices allows 

council to focus on the long-term implications 

of decisions, and plan for the community’s 

future. This session will look at examples 

in Saskatchewan of municipalities that have 

adopted effective governance practices, and 

what it has meant for them. 

B3: Bylaw Development: Using your 

Powers Wisely 

Phil Bovin & Brian Sych, Ministry of Municipal 

Affairs and Tiffany Paulsen, Robertson 

Stromberg Pederson LLP 

Provincial legislation provides municipal councils 

with the power to pass bylaws in order to govern 

the municipality in whatever manner the council 

considers appropriate and to enhance the 

council’s ability to respond to present and future 

issues. Does your municipality have bylaws 

that aren’t being enforced? Do you have bylaws 

that should be council resolutions instead, or 

resolutions that should be bylaws? How do you 

know when to use your bylaw powers? How 

do you engage your citizens when developing 

bylaws? Where do you look for help? This 

session will provide answers to these questions 

and more. 


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Additional Sessions 

SUMAssure AGM 


4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. 

The first annual SUMAssure Annual General 

Meeting is open to all participating subscribers. 

Subscribers can expect to receive a review 

of the reciprocal financials, bylaws, and 

auditor appointment. The floor will be open for 

subscribers to raise insurance related topics for 

discussion, and SUMAssure representatives 

will be on hand to answer questions. Note: All 

participating subscribers may vote at the Annual 

General Meeting. 

for the SUMA executive and opportunities 

to socialize with colleagues and provincial 

government officials. As a new delegate this 

experience can be overwhelming, and the 

newcomers orientation is designed to provide 

you with the necessary information you need to 

get the most out of convention. 

Budget got you stressed? 

Newcomers Orientation 


4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. 

Newly elected members of council that 

have never been to a SUMA convention 

are encouraged to attend the Newcomers 

Orientation. Hosted by a SUMA board member, 

the orientation is intended to introduce 

delegates to the various convention activities, 

presentations and logistics of convention. The 

annual convention is jam packed with a number 

of presentations, education sessions, elections 

Help yourself and your municipality. Call 

SUMA’s Corporate Programs department 

at 306-525-3727 

“We work hard to 

save you money.” 

Additional Sessions 

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Convention Agenda 

Sunday, January 31, 2010 

8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Exhibitor Move In – TRADE SHOW 

11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration, Queensbury Lobby 

1:00 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. Concurrent Education Sessions 

Location 

Session Topic 

Conference Room 5 E1 : Changes to Municipal Financial 

Statements 

Salon 2 

E2 : Environmental Liability for the 

Public Sector 

Salon 3 

E3 : Regional Waste Management: 

How are you taking out your 

garbage? 

Conference Room 6 E4 : Models for Delivering Health Care 

in Small Urban Centres 

Salon 1 

E5 : Dealing with Developers: What 

You Need to Know 

2:15 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Refreshment Break - Lobby 


Location 

Session Topic 

Salon 1 

E6 : Tax Collection and Enforcement 

Salon 2 

E7 : Strategies to Control Rodent 

Populations in Your Community 

Salon 3 

E8 : Crime Prevention: Tools to Keep 

Your Community Safe 

Conference Room 6 E9 : Ready for Change: How 

adaptable is your municipality to 

climate change? 

Conference Room 5 E10 : Changes to Municipal Financial 

Statements (Session Repeated) 

3:45 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Break 

4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Newcomer’s Orientation – Salon 1 

4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. SUMAssure AGM – Salon 2 

8:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. An Evening at the RCMP Heritage Centre 

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Convention Agenda Monday, February 1, 2010 

8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Delegate Continental Breakfast – Trade Show Area 

9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Official Opening Ceremonies 

9:30 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Keynote Address Gavin Semple, CEO of Brandt Industries Ltd. 

10:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Break – Dedicated Trade Show Viewing 

11:00 a.m. – 11:35 a.m. Premier’s Address 

11:35 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. SaskPower Presentation 

11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Election of President 

12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch & Trade Show 

1:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. Breakout Sessions 

Location Session Topic 

Salon 3 

B1: Roundtable Discussion: Challenges facing 

City Fire and Police Services 

Salon ABC B2: Learning to Govern – Leading Your 

Municipality 

Salon 1 & 2 B3: Bylaw Development: Using your Powers Wisely 

2:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Break – Dedicated Trade Show Viewing 

3:45 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. AGM & Results of Presidential Election 

8:00 p.m. Board Hospitality Night, Wascana Ballroom Regina Inn 

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8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Delegate Continental Breakfast – Trade Show Area 

9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Minister of Municipal Affairs 

9:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. Federation of Canadian Municipalities Address 


10:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Sector Meetings & Election of Vice Presidents of Cities, Towns 

and Villages 

Location 

Session Topic 

Conference Room 5 Cities 

Salon ABC 

Towns 

Salon 3 

Villages 

Salon 1 

Northern Sector 


1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Plenary Session: The Direct Benefits of Innovation 

2:00 p.m. – 2:10 p.m. Break 

2:10 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Resolutions & Results of Vice President Elections 

7:00 p.m. President’s Banquet & Awards Ceremony, Queensbury Convention Centre 

9:00 p.m. Entertainment – Derek Edwards 

Sector Meetings 

Tuesday, February 2, 2010: 10:15 a.m. – 12 p.m. 

Sector meetings provide delegates an opportunity to meet with colleagues from other municipalities 

of the same sector (cities, towns, villages, and northern). The meeting is a chance to discuss current 

issues and for discussion items from the floor. Reports from each sector meeting are later presented 

to all convention delegates. 

Following the conclusion of the formal business on your sector meeting agenda, each sector will 

conduct an election to select their Vice-President. The Northern Sector will join the Villages Sector 

for their joint election. The Northern representative on the SUMA board will be elected during the 

Northern Sector Meeting. 

Cities Sector Conference Room 5 

Towns Sector 

Salon ABC 

Villages Sector Salon 3 

Northern Sector Salon 1 

Convention Agenda Tuesday, February 2, 2010 

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Wednesday, February 3, 2010 

8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Sector Reports 

9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Dialogue with Ministers 

Location 

Salon 1 

Salon 1 

Salon 2 

Salon 3 

Conference Rm 5 

Conference Rm 6 

Salon ABC 

10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Refreshment Break 

10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Bear Pit with Cabinet 

12:00 p.m. Closing Ceremonies 

Session Topic 

Corrections, Public Safety & Policing 

Justice & Attorney General 

Advanced Education, Employment & 

Labour 

Environment 

Highways & Infrastructure 

Enterprise 

Municipal Affairs 

Convention Agenda Wednesday, February 3, 2010 

Dialogue with Ministers 

9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. 

Ministerial portfolios have a great impact on municipalities. The Dialogue with Ministers sessions 

have proven very popular since their inception, and allow members the opportunity to discuss specific 

issues in more detail than can be accommodated in the Bear Pit. The following Ministers have been 

invited to dialogue with SUMA delegates. 

Please bring your questions for the particular Minister whose session you will be attending. There is 

no set agenda – this is an open dialogue session. 

Honourable D.F. (Yogi) Huyghebaert and Honourable Don Morgan 

Q.C. 

Corrections, Public Safety & Policing and Justice & Attorney 

General 

Honourable Rob Norris 

Advanced Education, Employment and Labour 

Honourable Nancy Heppner 

Environment 

Honourable Jim Reiter 

Highways and Infrastructure 

Honourable Ken Cheveldayoff 

Dialogue with Minister of Enterprise 

Honourable Jeremy Harrison 

Dialogue with Municipal Affairs 

Salon 1 

Salon 2 

Salon 3 

Conference Room 5 


Salon ABC 

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Bear Pit with Provincial 

Cabinet 

10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 

One of the highlights of the SUMA Convention 

is the Bear Pit with Cabinet. The Ministers will 

answer as many questions as possible from 

the floor, as well as from the question cards. 

Delegates may complete the question card, 

which is found in your delegate enve lope, and 

submit it to the SUMA on-site office located in 

the lobby at the Queensbury Convention Centre 

no later than 2 p.m. on Tues day, February 2, 

2010. SUMA would like to thank the Provincial 

Cabinet for participating in this session. 

Convention Agenda Wednesday, February 3, 2010 

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RESOLUTIONS 

FOR THE 

105 th ANNUAL 

CONVENTION 

Convention procedures for handling resolutions 

are fully out lined under “Policy - Resolutions” on 

our website at www.suma.org. 

Resolutions may also be submitted by the SUMA 

Board or de veloped as part of a workshop or 

plenary session at the Con vention (where they 

received at least two-thirds concurrence). 

Resolutions have been organized by the 

Resolutions Com mittee according to topic and 

type of issue, and will gener ally be debated 

and voted on at the Resolutions Session in 

numerical order. However, those sponsored by 

the Board of Directors may be introduced at any 

time during the Annual Convention. 

Sponsors must “second” the motion to consider 

each resolution and are generally limited to 

three minutes speaking time (with two for other 

speakers) before a one-minute closing remark. 

Voting in all sessions shall be by show of voting 

cre dentials, unless a vote by ballot is requested 

by twen ty-five (25) voting delegates prior to the 

call for a vote. Where there is not a ballot vote, 

the Chairperson of the Resolutions Session 

may call for a standing count on any resolution, 

normally prior to the call for votes against. 

In the case of a ballot vote, each ballot cast 

by Regina and Saskatoon delegates shall be 

counted as seven (7) votes. 

Consulting Engineers of Saskatchewan 

#12 - 2010 7th Avenue, 

Regina, Sask., S4R 1C2 

Tel:306-359-3338 Fax:306-522-5325 

www.ces.sk.ca 

Resolutions 

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Index of 

Resolutions 

Mayor Gordon Hall – Chair 

Mayor Barry Gunther 

Mayor Paul Topola 

Councillor Darren Hill 

Councillor Michael Fougere 

Resolutions 

1. Inclusion of Emergency Response and 

Fire Service Costs in Development Fees 

2. Uniform Compensation Rate for 

Annexed Lands 

3. Allow Rural Municipalities to convert to 

an Urban Municipality 

4. Authority for Urban Municipalities to 

Establish Destination Marketing Fees 

5. Sustainable Water Source for South 

Central Saskatchewan 

6. Extend Workers’ Compensation Board 

benefits to Volunteer Firefighters 

7. Requirement to Register All Terrain 

Vehicles 

8. Support for Maintenance of Museum 

Facilities 

9. Cost Share for Power Upgrades to 

Regional Parks 

10. Additional Funding for Northern 

Communities to Comply with 

Environmental Standards 

11. Information on the Impact of Oil Sands 

Development to Saskatchewan’s North 

12. Improved Cellular Phone Coverage for 

Northern Saskatchewan 

13. Improved High Speed Internet Access 

in Northern Saskatchewan 

14. Upgrade Highway Network in Northern 

Saskatchewan 

15. Adequate Funding for Municipal Owned 

Long-Term Care Facilities 

16. Additional Funding for Level 1 and 2 

Care Homes 

17. Provincial Funding for Conventional 

Bus Transportation 

NOTICE: 

Responses to the 2009 convention resolutions 

can be found in the Resolutions 

section under Issues on the SUMA website 

at www.suma.org. 

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Resolutions for Consideration 

1. Inclusion of Emergency Response and Fire Service Costs in 

Development Fees 

SUMA Northwest Region 

Whereas many urban municipalities in Saskatchewan are experiencing an unprecedented level of 

residential and commercial development; and 

Whereas with many of these new developments, the municipality may need to construct a new fire 

hall or purchase additional fire service equipment to maintain the municipality’s fire service standard 

to these new developments; and 

Whereas the cost of maintaining this service can reasonably be expected to be collected through a 

fee for service or property tax base, urban municipalities have found the additional cost to be quite 

significant and have a desire to pursue other opportunities to fund these services; 

Therefore be it resolved that the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association lobby the 

Government of Saskatchewan to consider the addition of Emergency Response and Fire Service 

expenditures as an allowable cost under the Planning and Development Act, 2007. 

2. Uniform Compensation Rate for Annexed Lands 

East Central Region 

Be it resolved that the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association work with the Government of 

Saskatchewan to develop a uniform compensation rate that urban municipalities will pay for annexed 

lands from a rural municipality proven to be needed for future growth at a rate of seven years for 

commercial assessment and seven years for agricultural assessment. 

3. Allow Rural Municipalities to convert to an Urban Municipality 

District of Katepwa 

Whereas some rural municipalities are more resort in nature and have more in common with urban 

municipalities; and 

Whereas current legislation does not contain provisions for a rural municipality to change its status 

to a resort district, or an urban municipality, 

Therefore be it resolved that Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association request that the 

Ministry of Municipal Affairs to make changes to its current legislation to enable rural municipalities to 

change their status to that of an urban municipality. 

Background 

The council of the rural municipality of Lakeland has received a petition from Elk Ridge Resort to 

acquire Hamlet status. The RM has approached Municipal Affairs about the possibility of changing 

its status to the Resort District of Lakeland and transferring membership to SUMA. They have been 

advised that current legislation would not allow this to happen. 

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4. Authority for Urban Municipalities to Establish Destination 

Marketing Fees 

City of Moose Jaw 

Whereas Destination Marketing Fees on hotel stays are a common practice in many jurisdictions; and 

Whereas such fees are an important component in financing tourism marketing activities; and 

Whereas provincial legislation does not currently give authority to urban municipalities to levy such fees; 

Therefore be it resolved that the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association request that 

the provincial government establish a Provincial Destination Marketing Fee on hotel stays or grant 

authority to urban municipalities to impose such a fee in their individual jurisdictions. 

Background 

Destination Marketing Fees, in the form of a percentage on hotel stays, are used in other jurisdictions 

as a means for financing the costs of tourism promotion. Under current legislation in Saskatchewan, 

municipalities do not have legislative authority to impose such a fee. This resolution seeks to have 

either a legislative change done to provide such authority or have the provincial government impose 

such a fee with the proceeds disbursed to the respective municipality. Regina and Saskatoon have 

applied such a fee on a voluntary basis. Gaining consensus on such a fee in most municipalities, 

however, is difficult. 

5. Sustainable Water Source for South Central Saskatchewan 

South Central Municipal Association / Town of Gravelbourg 

Whereas many Urban and Rural Municipalities in the South Central Region of our province are now 

facing critical issues with respect to predictable quantity and quality of our water resources; and 

Whereas a sustainable supply of quality water is necessary for future human, livestock and continued 

economic existence and growth in the region; 

Therefore be it resolved that the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association work in 

conjunction with the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, the Municipal Capacity 

Development Program and all other appropriate departments and agencies to assist in developing a 

strategy for the implementation of a multi-use pipeline to the region to ensure a viable and sustainable 

water supply for our future. 

6. Extend Workers’ Compensation Board benefits to Volunteer Firefighters 

Town of Kindersley 

Whereas there are 7200 firefighters in the Province of Saskatchewan, 6400 of whom are volunteers; and 

Resolutions 

Whereas full-time active members of an urban fire department are automatically covered for cardiac 

injuries under Saskatchewan Workers Compensation Board policies but volunteer firefighters are not; and 

Whereas volunteer firefighters are just as vital to their communities as their full time urban counterparts; 


Government of Saskatchewan to change Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board policies so 

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that all benefits available to full-time, active members of an urban fire department are also provided 

to volunteer firefighters. 

Background 

This resolution exactly mirrors the Emergent Resolution sent to the SARM Convention in March 2008 

by the R.M. of Caron No.162. 

The Volunteer Fire Chief of the R.M. of Caron passed away during the course of employment 

(command post in fighting a fire) in January 2008. The WCB initially declined his spouse’s application 

for WCB coverage on the following grounds: 

The WCB policy applies to full time active members of an urban fire department. 

The Fire Chief did not encounter any unusual physical exertion or strain nor was he exposed to any 

acute stress during this call. 

After a great deal of lobbying by the R.M. of Caron and SARM, this decision was overturned and 

coverage was granted. 

The Town of Kindersley Fire & Rescue Department expressed concerns to town council and 

administration in fall 2008 about the precedent set by this initial WCB ruling. Ron Hope, Kindersley 

Fire Chief, is a member of the Saskatchewan Association of Fire Chiefs (SAFC), an organization that 

has also identified these concerns. 

The Town investigated this further with the Saskatchewan Workers Compensation Board to determine 

coverage. There are many “grey” areas. 

It is the position of the Town of Kindersley and the Kindersley Fire & Rescue Department that volunteer 

firefighters provide valuable service to their communities, and are exposed to stress during every call, 

regardless of the position they hold during that incident. All of our volunteer firefighters are paged 

on every call, at any time of the day or night. They do not work shift work. They are highly trained 

to respond, however, they are exposed to many different types of incidents, including motor vehicle 

accidents. 

It is recommended that all WCB policies related to full time active members of an urban fire department 

be expanded to include volunteer firefighters. 

7. Requirement to Register All Terrain Vehicles 

City of Melville 

Whereas The All Terrain Vehicles Act does not require owners of All Terrain Vehicles to obtain a 

certificate of registration or registration permit; and 

Whereas without any highly visible identification, it is extremely difficult for municipal personnel and/ 

or the RCMP to identify the owner of an All Terrain Vehicle; and 

Whereas other provinces such as, the Province of Manitoba require owners of All Terrain Vehicles 

to obtain a certificate of registration and mount it on the All Terrain Vehicle so that is it highly visible; 

Therefore be it resolved that the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association request the 

Government of Saskatchewan amend The All Terrain Vehicles Act to require All Terrain Vehicle 

operators to obtain a certificate of registration or registration permit. 

Background 

At recent Police Commission meetings held at the City of Melville concerns were raised regarding use 

of ATVs within city limits and causing property damage. The RCMP noted that it is extremely difficult to 

determine the owner of an ATV due to the fact that it has no license plate as it is not required as per The All 

Terrain Vehicles Act. With a license plate, an owner of an ATV can be identified and charged accordingly. 

The Police Commission made a recommendation to City Council to adopt a bylaw to ban the use of ATVs 

within the City of Melville. To date, this bylaw has not been adopted by the City of Melville. 

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8. Support for Maintenance of Museum Facilities 

Town of Willow Bunch 

Whereas Museums are a vital part of history in Saskatchewan; and 

Whereas there is no provincial funding available for the maintenance of museums; and 

Whereas the cost of maintaining museum facilities is expensive and without assistance museums 

will be forced to close; 


Government of Saskatchewan to assist local municipalities in funding the maintenance of municipally 

owned museum buildings. 

9. Cost Share for Power Upgrades to Regional Parks 


Whereas Regional Parks are a vital part of tourism in Saskatchewan; and 

Whereas Saskatchewan is experiencing an increase in tourism; and 

Whereas much of this increase in tourism is being seen at our regional parks; and 

Whereas many of the parks are trying to expand to accommodate this growth; and 

Whereas much of the costs are related to power expansion; 


Government of Saskatchewan to cost share all upgrades for power expansion in regional parks. 

10. Additional Funding for Northern Communities to Comply with 

Environmental Standards 

New North – Saskatchewan Association of Northern Communities 

Whereas Northern communities cannot afford the costs associated with the maintenance and 

decommissioning of their landfills; and 

Whereas Northern communities are experiencing high costs with respect to complying with landfill 

and water management regulations; and 

Whereas Northern communities are being pressured to comply with all the regulations regarding 

landfills; 

Resolutions 

Therefore be it resolved that the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association lobby 

Saskatchewan Environment for funds to assist Northern communities in complying with these 

regulations as well as any other environmental regulations passed down in the near future. 

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11. Information on the Impact of Oil Sands Development to 

Saskatchewan’s North 


Whereas the Saskatchewan Environment Society (SES) recently released a report-Preventing Oil 

Sands Fever in Saskatchewan-which raises concerns about the increasing environmental threats to 

Saskatchewan’s Northern lakes and forests from acid rain linked to oil sands development in Alberta; 

and 

Whereas the report states that government data shows that rain and snow fall in the La Loche region 

has an average pH of 4.96 and Environment Canada defines acid rain as pH reading below 5.00; and 

Whereas the Northern communities want to ensure that development of any oil sands must have an 

effective environmental management and monitoring system; 


provincial Ministry of the Environment to provide information on the amount of inter-jurisdictional 

pollution coming from Alberta’s oil sands and to assist the northern municipalities in developing a 

strategy to protect our environment from this pollution. 

12. Improved Cellular Phone Coverage for Northern Saskatchewan 


Whereas many of the Northern communities do not have access to cell phone services; and 

Whereas Northern communities that do have cell phone service only can be accessed within the 

town limits, leaving the rural areas without service; and 

Whereas better communication to promote safety for travelers as well as economic/business 

development opportunities is needed; 


Saskatchewan Telecommunications to upgrade the present service across the north and to provide 

cell phone coverage to all Northern communities as well as the surrounding rural areas. 

13. Improved High Speed Internet Access in Northern Saskatchewan 


Whereas many northern communities still do not have high speed Internet access or the service does 

not cover new subdivisions; and 

Whereas high speed internet is a major factor in addressing building capacity within the community; 

and 

Whereas northern communities need this access in order to promote business efficiencies, educational 

opportunities, and personal development; 


Saskatchewan Telecommunications to address the need for proper high speed Internet access in all 

northern communities. 

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14. Upgrade Highway Network in Northern Saskatchewan 


Whereas highway traffic coming in and going through many northern communities has increased 

drastically over the past few decades, and our highways have outgrown their life expectancy; and 

Whereas many northern communities have bridges that are too small not only for the large trucks 

carrying various types of dangerous goods, but also for passing local pedestrians and cyclists crossing 

the rivers; and 

Whereas various ways of upgrading our traffic corridors were recommended in the Traffic Studies 

report done more than two years ago for many of the Northern communities, nothing has been done 

to alleviate the current dangers outlined in the report; 


Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure to address the need for upgrading highway corridors in many 

northern communities. 

15. Adequate Funding for Municipal Owned Long-Term Care Facilities 

Town of Regina Beach 

Be it resolved that the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association lobby the Ministry of Health to 

ensure adequate funding for the operational costs of municipally owned long-term care facilities so 

that operational deficits do not become the financial burden of the municipalities. 

16. Additional Funding for Level 1 and 2 Care Homes 


Whereas there is a need for affordable Level 1 & 2 personal care home facilities in Saskatchewan; 

and 

Whereas the long term sustainability of personal care homes in Saskatchewan, particularly in rural 

Saskatchewan is in jeopardy; and 

Whereas without change, the cost to live in existing facilities will soar beyond reach for the majority of 

seniors, and the likelihood that new facilities will open in the future will be virtually eliminated; 


Government of Saskatchewan for support in funding Level 1 & 2 care home facilities. 

17. Provincial Funding for Conventional Bus Transportation 

City of Saskatoon 

Resolutions 

Whereas Saskatchewan communities currently must pay the Provincial Sales Tax on all expenses 

including bus purchases; 

Therefore be it resolved that the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association support the 

key recommendation of the City of Saskatoon to lobby the Government of Saskatchewan to provide 

PST exemption for capital purchases including the purchase of buses. 

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2010 Municipal 

Marketplace 

Trade Show 

Hours 

Monday, February 1: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 

Tuesday, February 2: 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 

Delegate continental breakfast in the trade show area at 

8:00 a.m. on Monday and Tuesday. 

Designated Trade Show Times are: 

Monday, February 1: 10:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m 

and from 2:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. 

Tuesday, February 2: 9:45 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. 

Strategic Partners 

Drop in on SUMA’s Strategic Partners and get up-to-date 

information on current programs. SUMA has negotiated 

special terms with these companies for our members. 

2010 Municipal Marketplace Trade Show 

Booth Organization 

5, 6 SUCCESS Office Equipment 

19 Assiniboia Rubber Recycling Inc. 

24 Park Town Hotel 

26 Supreme Basics 

27 Laurie Artiss Ltd - The Pin People 

28 Prairie Fuel Advisors 

29 Chatterson Janitorial Supplies 

30 Kal Tire 

31 Signal Industries 

32 Suncorp Valuations 

33 BMO Bank of Montreal 

34 Vadim Software 

35 Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. 

36 Kelln Solar 

39 Hertz Equipment 

40 Enterprise Rent-A-Car 

44 Municipal World Inc. 

57 SaskTel 

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Delegate Prizes 

Please fill out the attached entry forms for the appropriate day 

and place in the draw drum in the trade show area at the back of Banner Hall. 


Entry forms must be received by 12:00 p.m. 

on Tuesday February 2 nd 

Name: _____________________________ 

Municipality: __________________________ 

Technology Package 

32” Sony LCD TV 

Laptop 

TomTom GPS 

Bluetooth for Cellular 

The name of the winner will be announced in the main hall on Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. and 

posted at the SUMA Registration Desk. Prize must be claimed by 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday 

February 3rd. If the prize is not claimed, another entry form will be re-drawn. 

Each ticket must only be used on the date that is printed on the ticket. 


Entry forms must be received by 5:00 p.m. 

on Monday February 1 st 

Name: _____________________________ 

Municipality: __________________________ 

Technology Package 

32” Sony LCD TV 

The name of the winner will be announced in the main hall on Tuesday at 9:45 a.m. and 

posted at the SUMA Registration Desk. Prize must be claimed by 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday 

February 3rd. If the prize is not claimed, another entry form will be re-drawn. 

Each ticket must only be used on the date that is printed on the ticket. 

Laptop 

TomTom GPS 

Bluetooth for Cellular 

Delegate Prizes 

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Trade Show Participants 


5 SUCCESS Office Equipment 

6 SUCCESS Office Equipment 

7 Southwest Inspection Services 

8 SaskCulture 

9 Recreation & Tourism Management 

10 Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation 

Association 

11 Canadian Culvert Ltd. 

12 Canadian Culvert Ltd. 

13 Airmaster Sales 

14 MuniSoft 

15 Mainstream Water Solutions Inc. 

16 Nuclear Waste Management 

Organization 

17 SIAST Technology Division 

18 SUMA 

19 Assiniboia Rubber Recycling Inc. 

20 SaskWater 

23 SaskWater 

24 Park Town Hotel 

25 SUMA 

26 Supreme Basics 

27 Laurie Artiss Ltd - The Pin People 

28 Prairie Fuel Advisors 

29 Chatterson Janitorial Supplies 

30 Kal Tire 

31 Signal Industries 

32 Suncorp Valuations 

33 BMO Bank of Montreal 

34 Vadim Software 

35 Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. 

36 Kelln Solar 

37 Scantron Robotics 

38 Roy & Sons Dredging Services 

39 Hertz Equipment 

40 Enterprise Rent-A-Car 

41 EPEC Consulting (Sask.) Ltd. 


42 Gaudet Christmas Trees Ltd. 

43 All-Net Meetings 

44 Municipal World Inc. 

45 Staging Canadell Ltd. 

46 Staging Canadell Ltd. 

47 Centaur Products 

48 Milligan Bio-Tech Inc. 

49 Butler Survey Supplies Ltd. 

50 Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers 

51 Superior Truck Equipment Inc. 

52 Jet Ice Ltd. 

53 Cimco Refrigeration 

54 Saskatchewan Games Council 

55 ADS Hancor 

56 Ministry of Municipal Affairs 

57 SaskTel 

58 Clifton Associates Ltd. 

59 Wolseley Waterworks 

60 Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) 

61 Communities of Tomorrow 

62 Saskatchewan Water & Wastewater 

Association 

63 Friesen History Books 

64 Musco Sports Lighting Canada 

65 Triple S Industries 

66 Public Safety Section 



69 Guardian Traffic Services Ltd. 

70 Henderson Recreation Ltd. 

71 Consulting Engineers Of Saskatchewan 

72 Wolseley Engineered Pipe 

73 Century Environmental Services 

74 Municipal Utilities Central Ltd. 

75 Cover-All Central Prairies 

76 Cover-All Central Prairies 




80 Philips Lumec 

81 Biomagic Canada Inc. 

82 Pounder Emulsions 

83 ATAP Infrastructure Management Ltd. 

84 Community Futures Saskatchewan 

86 Canadian Arena Products 

87 Canadian Dewatering LP 

88 Civic Solutions Inc. 

89 Provincial Pothole & Paving 

90 Mountainview Systems Ltd. 

91 Saskatchewan Transportation Company 

93 Prairie Mapping Services 

94 Wood Works! 

95 Concentra Financial 

96 Dynamic Construction Ltd. 

97 Ridgeline Greenfill Inc. 

98 SMS Equipment 

99 John Meunier Inc. / Veolia Water 

Solutions & Technologies Canada Inc. 

100 Global Sport Resources Ltd 

101 Canada Mortgage and Housing 

Corporation 

102 Saskatchewan Association of Recreation 

Professionals 

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103 Saskatchewan Irrigation Projects 

Association Inc. 

104 Recycle Saskatchewan 




108 Sign of the Times 

109 P.A.T Inc. 

110 AMEC Earth & Environmental 

111 Park N Play Design Co. Ltd. 

112 Saskatchewan Queen’s Printer 

113 SMS Equipment 

114 PINTER & Associates Ltd. 

115 EMW Group 

116 EMW Group 

117 Alpha Products Inc. 

118 Alpha Products Inc. 

119 EMW Group 

120 EMW Group 

121 Transport Canada 

122 Bullee Consulting Ltd. 

123 Government of Canada Rural Exhibits 

Program 

125 Fort Gary Industries Ltd 

126 Health Canada - Pest Management 

Regulatory Agency 

127 Playgrounds-R-Us 

128 PalmLite Systems 

129 Playworks Inc. 

130 Saskatchewan Abilities Council 

131 Cansel Survey Equipment/Global CADD 

Systems 

132 Canadian Labour Congress 

133 Saskatchewan Watershed Authority 

134 Saskatchewan Assessment Management 

Agency 

135 St John Ambulance 

136 Saskatchewan Watershed Stewards 

137 Del Equipment 

138 CanDam Systems 

139 ProTerra LED Inc. 

140 Fame Asset Management Solutions 

141 Badger Meter Inc. 

142 LMS Land Measurement Systems Inc. 

143 Operator Certification Board 

144 Modular Housing Association 

145 Pacific and Western Bank of Canada 

146 Enterprise Saskatchewan 

147 Stevenson Industrial Refrigeration Ltd. 

148 Ideal Pipe 

149 Strategic Facilitators 

150 Expocrete Concrete Products Ltd. 

151 Expocrete Concrete Products Ltd. 

152 Municipal Information Network 

153 Konica Minolta Business Solutions 

Canada Ltd. 

154 Athabasca University 

155 Area Transportation Planning 

Committees 

156 Anderson Pump House Ltd. 

157 SGI Canada 

158 Service Canada 

159 Fer-Marc Equipment Ltd. 

160 Information Services Corporation 

161 Information Services Corporation 

162 Nexen Marketing 

163 SaskPower 

164 Saskatchewan Blue Cross 

165 Genviar 

166 Advoco 

167 Communities in Bloom 

168 Provincial Library & Literacy Office 

169 Atco Structures & Logistics 

170 APEGS 

171 Saskatchewan Tangible Capital Asset 

Reporting Project 

172 Big Hill Services & Arena Supplies/ 

Superior Forklift Ltd. 



174 Bobcat of Regina 








180 Road Boss Grader 

181 Crown Shred & Recycling Inc. 

182 MUSH Capital Corporation 

183 Rudd Lighting/BetaLED 

184 Corix Water Products 

185 Ducks Unlimited 


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EXHIBITOR CATALOGUE 

ADS Hancor 

Booth #55 

3135 Bromer Line Road 

Heidelberg, ON N0B 1Y0 

Phone: (519) 699-0222 

Fax: (519) 699-0333 

ADS/Hancor is a manufacturer 

of Storm Water Management 

and Drainage Products. 

Advoco 

Booth #166 

7567 Butler Bay 

Regina, SK S4Y 1B9 

Phone: (306) 529-7119 

Advoco Consulting offers urban 

and rural municipalities a full 

range of management services 

to help elected leaders and 

administrators enhance their 

capacity to meet the challenges 

and opportunities facing local 

governments throughout the 

province. 

Airmaster Sales 

Booth #13 

400 Keewatin Street 

Winnipeg, MB RX2 2R9 

Phone: (204) 944-7446 

Fax: (204) 632-9747 

Airmaster Signs is a local 

Canadian sign company, 

manufacturing top quality 

traffic signs and accessories to 

the Saskatchewan municipal 

market for over 15 years. 

All-Net Meetings 

Booth #43 

Box 4409 

Stonwall, MB R0C 2Z0 

Phone: (204) 467-2022 

Now your meeting agenda 

packages are created in minutes 

and your minutes are created in 

seconds with All-Net Meetings. 

Stop by our display for a detailed 

demonstration and see how 

municipal meeting management 

has changed forever. 

Alpha Products Inc. 

Booths #117 & 118 

401 Chrislind Street 

Winnipeg, MB R2C 5G4 

Phone: (800) 665-7487 

Fax: (204) 694-7133 

A leading Canadian 

manufacturer of products 

focusing on simple sustainable 

solutions. Alfa Inground- 

Waste Management containers 

utilize earth smart features; 

geothermal cooling and gravity 

compaction that save precious 

time and resources. Alfa 

Desert Planters are extremely 

water efficient, reducing water 

consumption up to 80%, 

decreasing watering cycles 

from daily to weekly and in 

some cases monthly. 

AMEC Earth & Environmental 

Booth #110 

3017 Faithfull Avenue 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 8B3 

Phone: (306) 975-0444 

Fax: (306) 955-2446 

AMEC is a focused supplier 

of high-value cosultancy, 

engineering and project 

management services to the 

world’s energy, power and 

process industries. Locations 

in Saskatchewan: Prince 

Albert, Regina, and Saskatoon. 

Anderson Pump House Ltd. 

Booth #156 

9802 Thatcher Avenue 

North Battleford, SK S9A 2M1 

Phone: (306) 937-7741 

Fax: (306) 937-3766 

Your one stop shop for all your 

water treament from pumps 

and tants to water softeners 

and reverse osmosis water 

stystems, yard irrigation 

equipment and design. 

Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. 

Booth #35 

Suite 1000, 2103 11th Avenue 

Regina, SK S4P 3Z8 

Aon Corporation is the 

leading global provider of 

risk management services, 

insurance and re-insurance 

brokerage, and human 

capital consulting. Through 

its 36,000 colleagues 

worldwide, Aon readily delivers 

distinctive client value via 

innovative and effective risk 

management and workplace 

productivity solutions. Here 

in Saskatchewan, Aon is 

also the Attorney-In-Fact for 

the SUMAssure Insurance 

Reciprocal, Saskatchewan’s 

first homegrown insurance 

reciprocal. SUMAssure is 

owned by its subscribing 

municipalities and provides 

them with cost-effective and 

stable insurance coverage and 

the ability to grow and expand 

coverages and/or share in 

the profits normally reserved 

for the “traditional” insurance 

companies. 

APEGS 

Booth #170 

104 2255 13th Avenue 

Regina, SK S4P 0V6 

Phone: (306) 525-9547 

Fax: (306) 525-0851 

APEGS Mission is “Achieving 

a Safe and Prosperous Future 

through Engineering and 

Geoscience.” Self-regulation 

recognizes that the engineering 

and geoscience professions 

themselves are best positioned 

to regulate their practice in a 

manner that protects both the 

public and the environment. 

APEGS is the licensing body 

which fulfils this mandate by 

setting high standards for 

admission into the profession, 

by disciplining engineers 

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and geoscientists who fail 

to uphold the profession’s 

practice and ethical standards, 

and by preventing the misuse 

of the title “engineer” and 

“geoscientist” by individuals 

who are not licensed members 

of the professions. 

Area Transportation Planning 

Committees 

Booth #155 

Box 116 

Nokomis, SK S0G 3L0 

Phone: (306) 528-4405 

Fax: (306) 528-2282 

The eleven ATPC committees 

where established at the local 

level to look strategically at 

transportation issues and 

make recommendations to 

the provincial or municipal 

governments based on social 

and economic opportunities 

within their area of the 

province. 

Assiniboia Rubber Recycling Inc. 

Booth #19 

631 Campbell Steet Box 2019 

Assiniboia, SK S0H 0B0 

Phone: (306) 642-5599 

Fax: (306) 642-3360 

Assiniboia Rubber Recycling 

Inc. is a manufacturer and 

distributor of recycled rubber 

products. Our primary products 

include “Permalife Landscape 

Mulch”, “SoftSyuff” Playground 

surfacing and a wide variety 

of rubber mats, pavers and 

landscape products. All of 

our products are made from 

recycled tire rubber. 

ATAP Infrastructure 

Management Ltd. 

Booth #83 

1 - 2225 Northridge Drive 

Saskatoon, SK S7L 6X6 

Phone: (306) 244-8828 

Fax: (306) 244-8829 

ATAP Infrastructure 

Management Ltd. (an affiliate of 

Associated Engineering) offers 

comprehensive operations and 

maintenance management 

services to water utilities 

throughout the province. 

ATCO Structures & Logistics 

Booth #169 

3625 Idylwyld Drive North 

Saskatoon, SK S7L 6B5 

Tel: 306.374-2848 

Fax: 306.374-2866 

ATCO Structures & Logistics 

offers a range of industrial 

solutions including: portable 

offices and trailers; workforce 

housing, and; innovative 

modular structures like ATCO 

Urban Space – permanent, 

high quality buildings designed 

for commercial, residential and 

government clients. 

Athabasca University 

Booth #154 

1 University Drive 

Athabasca, AB T9S 3A3 

Phone: (800) 788-9041 

Fax: (780) 675-6437 

Athabasca University, 

Canada’s Open University, is 

dedicated to the removal of 

barriers that restrict access to 

and success in university-level 

study and to increasing equality 

of educational opportunity for 

adult learners worldwide Our 

approach to post-secondary 

education is based on four 

key principles: excellence, 

openness, flexibility and 

innovation. 

Badger Meter Inc. 

Booth #141 

4545 W. Brown Deer Road 

Milwaukee, WI 53223 

Phone: (414) 371-7257 

Fax: (414) 371-8157 

Badger Meter Inc is a 

market leader in water flow 

measurement and meter 

reading solutions water and 

gas utilities. 

Big Hill/Superior Forklift Ltd. 

Booths #172, 173, 176 & 177 

475 McDonald Street 

Regina, SK S4N 4X1 

Phone: (306) 721-5438 

Fax: (306) 721-5441 

Big Hill Services markets 

and services Olympia Ice 

Resurfacing Machines 

and Arena Supplies. 

Superior Forklift Ltd. is our 

Saskatchewan representative 

and they also market Hyundai, 

Heli, and Load Lifter All Terrain 

Forklifts. 

Biomagic Canada Inc. 

Booth #81 

1487 Lindsey Place 

Delta, BC V3M 6V1 

Phone: (604) 527-0427 

Fax: (604) 515-9973 

Collection system managers 

and wastewater engineers can 

eliminate odour complaints 

from neighbouring residents 

and businesses, protect 

expensive infrastructure from 

costly corrosion and get these 

results in a cost-effective way. 

BioMagic Canada is committed 

to providing non-toxic, nonhazardous, 

environmentally 

friendly solutions for the 

toughest wastewater odour and 

corrosion control situations. 

BMO Bank of Montreal 

Booth #33 

1800 Scarth Street 

Regina, SK S4P 2G3 

Phone: (306) 569-5724 

Fax: (306) 569-5621 

BMO Bank of Montreal, a 

SUMA Advantage Strategic 

Partner, working with SUMA 

to provide a full range of 

enhanced financial products 

and services. 

Bobcat of Regina 

Booths #174, 175, 178 & 179 

Highway #1 East P.O. Box 1785 

Regina, SK S4P 3C6 

Phone: (306) 347-7600 

Fax: (306) 347-8998 

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BobCat of Regina is a full line 

BobCat, Kubota & Cub Cadet 

dealer. We supply parts, 

rentals, service & sales for all 

of Southern Saskatchewan. 

Bullee Consulting Ltd. 

Booth #122 

3550 Taylor Street 

Regina, SK S7H 5H9 

Phone: (306) 477-2822 

Fax: (306) 955-3755 

Consulting Professional 

Engineers specializing in 

Water Supply, Treatment and 

Distribution; Water System 

Assessment; Wastewater 

Collection, Treatment and 

Disposal; Solid Waste 

Management; Park and 

Recreation Facilities; Pavement, 

Curbs and Drainage; and 

Subdivision Development. 

Butler Survery Supplies Ltd. 

Booth #49 

385 Park Street Street 

Regina, SK S4N 5B2 

Phone: (306) 525-6422 

Fax: (306) 525-6433 

Butler Survey Supplies Ltd. Is 

one of the largest suppliers of 

surveying, construction, and 

engineering field equipment and 

supplies in Western Canada. 

Canada Mortgage and 

Housing Corporation 

Booth #101 

#200 - 1000 - 7th Avenue SW 

Calgary, AB T2P 5L5 

Phone: (403) 515-3016 

Fax: (403) 515-2930 

CMHC is Canada’s national 

housing agency. Your 

Canadian Mortgage Insurance 

Company. Backed by 60 years 

of experience, we work with 

community organizations, the 

private sector, non-profit agencies 

and all levels of government to 

help create innovative solutions 

to today’s housing challenges, 

anticipate tomorrow’s needs, and 

improve the quality of life for all 

Canadians. 

Canadian Arena Products 

Booth #86 

15011 - 131 Avenue NW 

Edmonton, AB T5V 1S9 

Phone: (780) 451-3800 

Fax: (780) 454-0171 

Canadian Arena Products 

specialize in providing Arena 

Systems for indoor and outdoor 

facilities. 

Canadian Culvert Ltd. 

Booths #11 & 12 

P.O Box 3385 

Regina, SK S4P 3H1 

Phone: (306) 781-2174 

Fax: (306) 781-2851 

Canada Culvert is a member 

of the Westman Group of 

Industries and is a Canadian 

Company that manufactures 

and distributes metal culverts 

and associated products, water 

control gates, HDPE, guardrail 

and cable barrier systems, 

geotextile, erosion control 

products, beaver stop pest 

control and other associated 

products. Our Saskatchewan 

locations are in the Regina and 

Saskatoon area’s to provide 

quality service to our customers. 

Canadian Dewatering LP 

Booth #87 

165 Jessop Avenue 

Saskatoon, SK S7N 1Y3 

Phone: (306) 343-8883 

Fax: (306) 343-6275 

Canadian Dewatering LP has 30 

years of experience in providing 

a Contract or Rental Pumping; 

Dredging & Barging; Underwater 

Service & Solutions to the Oil 

& Gas; Base Metal Mining, 

General Construction; Pipe 

Line, Forestry industries and 

Municipal, Provincial, Federal 

government organizations’. Via 

Canadian Dewatering’s various 

business segments and qualified 

& experienced personnel we 

offer complete, knowledgeable 

solutions to meet your pumping 

system requirements. Canadian 

Dewatering LP can provide 

performance bonding and has 

the equipment to undertake any 

contract dewatering, rental or 

water supply projects. 

Canadian Labour Congress 

Booth #132 

1888 Angus Street 

Regina, SK S4T 1Z4 

Phone: (306) 525-6137 

Fax: (306) 525-9514 

The Canadian Labour 

Congress, the national voice 

of the labour movement, 

represents 3.2 million Canadian 

workers. The CLC brings 

together Canada’s national and 

international unions along with 

the provincial and territorial 

federations of labour and 130 

district labour councils. 

www.canadianlabour.ca 

CanDam Systems 

Booth #138 

1115 Brier Park Way NW 

Medicine Hat, AB T1C 1T2 

Phone: (403) 863-5959 

Fax: (403) 668-4149 

The Candam is a temporary, 

portable water diversion 

and flood control system 

that provides a more logical, 

proactive and environmentally 

friendly alternative to outdated 

and harmful methods like sand 

bags and earthen berms. 


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ProTerra LED Inc. 

Booth #139 

435 Elgin Street 

Brantford, ON N3S 7P5 

Phone: (519) 750-1017 

ProTerra LED Inc. is Canadian 

manufacturer of RoHS and 

LEED compliant commercial and 

industrial energy saving green 

LED lighting. Products include 

Office Retrofit Kit for existing 

fluorescent fixtures, New fixture, 

High Bay and Low Bay fixtures. 

www.proterraled.com. 

Cansel Survey Equipment/ 

Global CADD Systems 

Booth #131 

3751 Napier Street 

Burnaby, BC V5C 3E4 

Phone: (604) 205-7658 

Fax: (604) 299-1998 

Cansel Survey Equipment is 

a national distributor of survey 

and mapping instruments, 

accessories and Autodesk® 

Premier Solutions. The 

company has been a leader 

in its field for forty years 

and provides sales, rentals, 

repairs, training and technical 

support from ten locations 

nationwide. Their diverse 

product line selected for 

quality, value and technological 

innovation includes high-end 

optical survey instruments, 

GPS, construction lasers, 

accessories, and field supplies. 

www.cansel.ca 

Centaur Products 

Booth #47 

1145H - 44th Avenue SE 

Calgary, AB T2G 4X4 

Phone: (306) 221-4557 

Fax: (306) 934-5121 

Centaur Products Inc. has 

been providing quality sports 

surfacing, spectator seating, 

scoreboards, electronic 

message displays and 

gymnasium equipment to the 

Canadian athletic community 

since 1973. We are exclusive 

dealers of: Robbins Sports 

Surfaces, Pulastic Synthetic 

Surfaces, Polytan Synthetic 

Turf & Running Tracks, 

Daktronics LED Scoreboards & 

LED Message & Video Displays 

and Southern Bleacher 

Grandstand Seating. 

Centaur is a Canadian owned 

and operated company with 

offices located nationally. 

Our head office is located in 

Vancouver, B.C. with branch 

offices located in Calgary, 

Edmonton, Saskatoon, Toronto 

and Halifax. 

Century Environmental 

Services 

Booth #73 

3422 Millar Avenue 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 5Y7 

Phone: (306) 934-4549 

Fax: (306) 244-1715 

Century Environmental 

Services, a Wolseley 

Company, distributes and 

installs geomembranes and 

geosynthetics as well as water 

and waste water treatment 

systems and accessories 

to municipal and industrial 

customers across Canada. 

Chatterson Janitorial Supplies 

Booth #29 

2810 Dewdney Avenue 

Regina, SK S4T 0X7 

Phone: (306) 525-3568 

Fax: (306) 569-2099 

SUMA’s preferred supplier 

of the products you need to 

Keep it Clean - Chemicals, 

Equipment, Sanitary Paper, 

Dust Control, Asphalt Repair, 

Wastewater treatment, ice 

melter & more! 

Cimco Refrigeration 

Booth #53 

#16 - 3111 Millar Avenue 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 6N3 

Phone: (306) 933-0566 

Fax: (306) 244-5088 

CIMCO has designed, built, 

and maintained refrigeration 

systems for ice rink, recreation, 

food processing, and cold 

storage industries since 1913, 

with current emphasis on 

energy saving methods. 

Civic Solutions Inc. 

Booth #88 

Box 272 

For Qu’Appelle, SK S0G 1S0 

Phone: (306) 332-3071 

Civic Solutions Inc. consists 

of professional municipal 

managers, dedicated to 

assisting municipalities. 

Civic specializes in providing 

technical services such as 

grant writing, budget and year 

end accounting, bylaw and 

policy review, strategic planning 

and interim management 

services to municipalities, local 

boards and commissions. For 

more information contact us at 

306-332-3071 or solutions@ 

civicsolutionsinc.com 

Clifton Associates Ltd. 

Booth #58 

340 Maxwell Crescent 

Regina, SK S4N 5Y5 

Phone: (306) 721-7611 

Fax: (306) 721-8128 

Clifton Associates Ltd. is an 

engineering consulting company 

that specializes in providing 

technical solutions in the areas of 

earth science, civil engineering, 

environmental engineering and 

materials testing. 

Communities in Bloom 

Booth #167 

100 - 1445 Park Street 

Regina, SK S4N 4C5 

Phone: (306) 780-9231 

Fax: (306) 780-9257 

Offered through the 

Saskatchewan Parks and 

Recreation Association, 

Communities in Bloom inspires 

communities to enhance and 

sustain public spaces through 

landscaping, preservation 

of heritage and attention to 

environmental stewardship. 

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Communities of Tomorrow 

Booth #61 

250 - 10 Research Drive 

Regina, SK S4S 7J7 

Phone: (306) 522-6697 

Fax: (306) 522-6695 

Communities of Tomorrow 

(CT) works with industry, 

municipalities and researchers 

to find innovative solutions to 

infrastructure challenges. CT 

assists in the development of 

more cost effective, longerlasting 

and environmentally 

friendly infrastructure products 

and services, in turn creating 

jobs, growing businesses and 

generating economic activity for 

Saskatchewan. 

Community Futures 


Booth #84 

208 Sonnechein Place 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 3R3 

Phone: (306) 477-3030 

Fax: (306) 665-5740 

Established in 1986, the 

Community Futures of 

Saskatchewan consists of 

13 individual offices and a 

Provincial Association located 

throughout Saskatchewan. 

As a key player in the 

economic viability in rural 

communities, we provide 

various loan programs, 

business counselling, business 

information and a variety 

of community economic 

development initiatives and 

other entrepreneurial programs. 

Our vision is to create diverse, 

sustainable communities by 

supporting local, communitybased 

economic development 

and overall support for small 

businesses. 

Concentra Financial 

Booth #95 

2055 Albert Street 

Regina, SK S4P 3G8 

Phone: (306) 781-4191 

Toll free: 800-409-2029 

Fax: (306) 781-4192, 

Toll free fax: 800-852-9097 

Through our Commercial 

Leasing Services business 

line, Concentra Financial 

provides lease financing 

alternatives to commercial 

clients, professionals, public, 

and private sector enterprises 

seeking equipment, technology 

and infrastructure financing. 

Competitive pricing, innovative 

financing structures and 

superior service ensures our 

team of leasing specialists can 

help your organization obtain 

the equipment you need with 

a financing option that fits 

your business goals. Lease 

financing is available through 

our partnerships with credit 

unions, leasing brokers and 

participating vendors, as well 

as directly from Concentra. 

Consulting Engineers Of 


Booth #71 

Suite 12, 2010 - 7th Avenue 

Regina, SK S4R 1C2 

Phone: (306) 359-3338 

Fax: (306) 522-5325 

The Consulting Engineers 

of Saskatchewan (CES) 

is a non-profit association 

representing the business 

interests of the majority of the 

consulting engineering and 

consulting geoscience firms in 

Saskatchewan. As professionals 

who hold themselves to a 

high standard of ethics and 

competency, consulting 

engineers and geoscientists 

strive to meet client needs and 

requirements. CES, as the voice 

of the consulting engineers 

in Saskatchewan, is the link 

between industry, government, 

purchasers, decision makers 

and owners. It is our mission to 

inform and educate and to raise 

awareness of the services our 

member firms offer. 

Corix Water Products 

Booth # 184 

1902 Quebec Avenue 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 1W4 

Phone: (306) 955-7014 

Fax: (306) 955-7009 

Corix Water Products is a water 

products company that sells 

everything from fire hydrants, 

valves, water meters, all makes 

of pipe we also sell engineered 

water and waste water 

treatment plants. 

PUBLIC SAFETY SECTION 

Booths #66, 67, 68, 77, 78 & 79 

Corrections, Public Safety & 

Policing - Protection and 

Emergency Services 

and Office of the Fire 

Commissioner 

#101 1855 Victoria Avenue 

Regina, SK S4P 3T2 

Phone: 1-866-757-5911 

Fax: (306) 787-7107 

This branch supports 

Saskatchewan communities 

through the Emergency 

Management Organization, 

Provincial Disaster 

Assistance Program, Building 

Standards, the Office of 

the Fire Commissioner, 

Provincial Public Safety 

Telecommunications Network 

and Sask911. Representatives 

from Saskatchewan Association 

Fire Chiefs, (SAFC), 

Saskatchewan Volunteer Fire 

Fighters Association (SVFFA), 

Saskatchewan Emergency 

Planners Association (SEPA), 

Saskatchewan Building 

Officials Association (SBOA) 

and Search and Rescue (SAR) 

will also be present. 

CPSP – Prince Albert 

Emergency Communications 

Centre 

1084 Central Avenue 

Prince Albert, SK S4V 7P3 

Phone: (306) 953-4211 

Fax: (306) 953-4212 

The Emergency 

Communications Centre 

provides 9-1-1 calltaking 

services and emergency 

communications support 

to provincial agencies, 

municipalities, and emergency 

response agencies. 


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Cover-All Central Prairies 

Booths #75 & 76 

3815 Wanuskewin Road 

Saskatoon, SK S7P 1A4 

Phone: (306) 657-2746 

Fax: (306) 657-2748 

Manufacturers and installations 

of commercial, industrial 

and agricultural buildings 

throughout North America and 

Europe. 

Crown Shred & Recyclng Inc. 

Booth #181 

225 6th Avenue East 

Regina, SK S4N 6A6 

Phone: (306) 543-1766 

Fax: (306) 545-6125 

Crown Shred & Recycling is a 

recycling business that deals 

directly with occ, news, mix, 

tin, & plastic. We are pleased 

to announce that Crown Shred 

now accepts Ag Grain Bags. 

Stop by booth for more details. 

Del Equipment 

Booth #137 


Regina, SK S4N 4X5 

Phone: (306) 359-1477 

Fax: (306) 565-0650 

DEL Equipment supplies, and 

provides parts replacement and 

service for Truck Equipment 

such as: Gravel boxes, 

Sandspreaders, Snowplows, 

Cranes, Hyd. Liftgates, Hoists, 

Hook Lifts, Trailers, Hydraulics, 

Wet Kits, Pneumatic Controls 

since 1945. 

Ducks Unlimited 

Booth #185 

1030 Winnipeg Street 

Regina, SK S4P 3W7 

Phone: (306) 569-0424 

Fax: (306) 565-3699 

Ducks Unlimited Canada is 

an organization dedicated to 

conservation, restoration and 

management of wetlands and 

associated habitats for North 

America’s waterfowl. The 

organization further believes 

that to ensure the longterm 

sustainability of water 

resources, we must protect and 

enhance landscape features 

that ensure water quantity and 

quality in the future. 

Dynamic Construction Ltd. 

Booth #96 

350 Whitewood Road 

Saskatoon, SK S2T 4L8 

Phone: (306) 221-0557 

Fax: (306) 373-5778 

Dynamic Construction Ltd. has 

over 20 years of experience 

in building waterparks. As 

Saskatchewan agents for 

Waterplay Manufacturing Inc., 

we offer a complete design, 

supply and installations service. 

EMW Group 

Booth #115, 116, 119 & 120 

P.O. Box 430 

Two Hills, AB T0B 4K0 

Phone: (780) 654-2035 

Fax: (780) 657-2471 

OEM manufacturers of 2013 

environmentally compliant 

municipal, industrial, oilfield and 

hazardous waste containers 

integrated with high tech 

operating and business solutions. 

Enterprise Rent-A-Car 

Booth #40 

1631 Victoria Street 

Regina, SK S4P 0P8 

Phone: (306) 352-3222 

Enterprise Rent-A-Car has 10 

locations in Saskatchewan 

covering Regina, Saskatoon, 

Moose Jaw, Swift Current and 

Prince Albert, including an onsite 

airport office at the Regina 

Airport and the Saskatoon 

Airport. We specialize in 

insurance replacement and 

business rental programs for 

all of your rental needs. If 

you require any information 

regarding car rentals you can 

call 306-352-4222 (Regina), 

306-652-9119 (Saskatoon) 

or you can call the Director of 

Business Sales, Scott Henbury 

at 306-222-2556. 

Enterprise Saskatchewan 

Booth #146 

2103 - 11th Avenue, 5th Floor 

Regina, SK S4P 3Z8 

Phone: (306) 787-4765 

Fax: (306) 787-8447 

Enterprise Saskatchewan 

was introduced in 2008 as a 

special operating agency of 

the provincial government. The 

agency works with government, 

private-sector, co-operative 

and community partners to 

strengthen existing economies 

and attract new investment into 

the province. 

EPEC Consulting (Sask.) Ltd. 


Booth #41 

109 - 1621 Albert Street 

Regina SK S4P 2S5 

Phone: (306) 757-8694 

Fax: (306) 522-9431 

EPEC Consulting (Sask.) Ltd. 

and Walker Projects Inc. are 

both locally owned engineering 

firms that together have been 

providing Civil Engineering, 

Professional Project 

Management and Consulting 

Engineering services to 

Saskatchewan for over 70 

years. 

Expocrete Concrete Products 

Ltd. 

Booth #150 & 151 

1800 - 11th Street West 

Saskatoon, SK S7M 1H9 

Phone: (306) 652-7232 

Fax: (306) 665-3211 

Expocrete Saskatoon is 

Saskatchewan’s largest 

producer of concrete pipe up 

to 120” and manhole products. 

Also produced in Saskatoon 

are specialty precast, barriers, 

curbs and tanks. 

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Fame Asset Management 

Solutions 

Booth #140 

Suite 125, #171 - 505 

Dalhousie Drive NW 

Calgary, AB T3A 5R8 

Phone: (403) 464-0807 

Fax: (403) 984-4018 

FAME Asset Management 

Solutions provides 

expert consulting and 

technology resources to 

assist Municipalities with 

their infrastructure asset 

management planning, 

analysis, reporting, auditing, 

and technology solutions. 

Fer-Marc Equipment Ltd. 

Booth #159 

153 - 5th Avenue East 

Regina, SK S4N 0A8 

Phone: (306) 569-9041 

Fax: (306) 757-4254 

Distributor of Municipal, 

Contractors and Industrial 

Equipment. 48th year of quality 

Sales, Parts and Service 

for ELGIN Street Sweeper; 

VACTOR Sewer Cleaners; 

HEIL Refuse Collection; 

HAUL-ALL Refuse/Recycling; 

ETNYRE Road Construction; 

ZAMBONI Ice Resurfacers; 

IBAK Sewer Inspection; 

RPM TECH Snow Removal; 

UNITED ROTARY BRUSH 

Sweeper Brooms; SCHAEFER 

Containers; THERMO-LAY 

Pothole Patcher; SRECO 

Sewer Equipment; SNO-RID 

Grader Attachment; CARLTON 

Stump Grinders and Chippers; 

SPEED SHORE Trench 

Shoring and HI-WAY Sand 

Spreaders. 

Fort Gary Industries Ltd 

Booth #125 

Box 1848; 3445 Miners Avenue 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 7K9 

Phone: (306) 242-3465 

Fax: (306) 933-4850 

Branches in Regina, 

Saskatoon, and Lloydminster. 

We are distributors for truck 

mounted municipal equipment. 

Such as Gravel Boxes, 

Sanders, Snowplows, Hydraulic 

Systems, ETC. We have been 

serving the province for over 

fifty years and will continue our 

commitments to our customers 

in this great province. 

Friesen History Books 

Booth #63 

One Memory Lane 

Altona, MB R0G 0BO 

Phone: (204) 324-9725 

Fax: (204) 324-8291 

Friesens is a world-class 

manufacturer specializing in 

community, church, family, and 

corporate history books including 

printing and design services. 

Gaudet Christmas Trees Ltd. 

Booth #42 

266 14th Street West 

Prince Albert, SK S6V 3L3 

Phone: (306) 922-1052 

Fax: (306) 922-8733 

Nursery near Prince Albert 

producing various types of 

Spruce (8), Fir (2), Pine (6), 

Poplar (11), Larch, Maple, 

Lilac. New for 2010, Fruit 

(32), deciduous Shrubs (17), 

deciduous Shade trees (8). 

Available in bare-root, pots (7), 

and wire-baskets. 

Genviar 

Booth #165 

132 - 2693 Broadmoon Blvd. 

Sherwood Park, AB T8H 0G1 

Phone: (780) 410-6794 

Fax: (780) 449-4050 

GENIVAR is a leader in 

engineering, committed to 

delivering solutions to local 

communities. We provide 

street improvements, drainage 

solutions, water treatment and 

distribution planning (including 

rehabilitation strategies), and 

sewage collection and treatment 

programs (including rehabilitation 

strategies). In fact, we specialize 

in meeting the needs of 

communities like yours. 

Global Sport Resources Ltd 

Booth #100 

Global Sport Resources Ltd. 

504-67 Avenue 

Edmonton, Alberta T6P-1S2 

Ph:(780) 469-7980 

Fax:(780) 463-7988 

Global Sport Resources Ltd 

provides indoor and outdoor 

dasherboards along with 

spectator seating for your 

facilities needs. 

Government of Canada Rural 

Exhibits Program 

Booth #123 

1341 Baseline Road, Tower 7 

Ottawa, ON K1A 0C5 

Phone: (613) 773-2649 

Fax: (613) 773-2397 

The Government of Canada 

Rural Exhibit Program 

promotes federal programs and 

services to rural Canadians. 

The exhibit provides an 

opportunity for the general 

public and municipal leaders 

from remote and rural areas 

to obtain federal government 

information through face-toface 

interactions. 

Guardian Traffic Services 

Ltd. 

Booth #69 

410A Henderson Drive 

Regina, SK S4N 5W9 

Phone: (306) 522-0511 

Fax: (306) 565-8808 

Guardian Traffic Services Ltd. 

Trusted Leaders in Traffic 

Safety. 


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Health Canada - Pest 

Management Regulatory 

Agency 

Booth #126 

5th Floor, 2045 Broad Street 


Phone: (306) 780-7123 

Fax: (306) 780-6864 

Health Canada’s Regional 

Offices promote and verify 

compliance with the Pest 

Control Products Act and 

Regulations. Regular 

investigations, inspections and 

consultations help ensure only 

the products that meet stringent 

safety standards are in Canada 

and they’re used according to 

the label directions. 

Henderson Recreation Ltd. 

Booth #70 

P.O. Box 68 11 Gilbertson Drive 

Simcoe, ON N3Y 4K8 

Phone: (800) 265-5462 

Fax: (519) 426-1132 

Henderson Recreation is 

Canada’s largest playground 

manufacturer, as such, we pride 

ourselves on safe, reliable and 

innovative products for our most 

important customer: children. 

Hertz Equipment 

Booth #39 

2506 Millar Aveune 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 4K2 

Phone: (306) 229-4455 

Fax: (306) 664-9577 

Hertz Equipment Rental, a 

SUMA Advantage partner with 

equipment rental and parts 

sales discounts for all SUMA 

members. Having a diverse 

fleet consisting of Aerial Work 

Platforms, Bobcats, Forklifts, 

Zoom Booms, Compaction 

Equipment, Pumps, Generators 

and Compressors of all sizes, 

specialty tools and more…we 

are willing and able to help you 

when you need us. 

Ideal Pipe 

Booth #148 

P.O. Box 970 

Carman, MB R0G 0J0 

Phone: (204) 745-6151 

Fax: (306) 745-6578 

Ideal Pipe is a Manufacturer 

of Quality Drain Tubing, HDPE 

Culverts and Fittings. Our Plant 

located in Carman Manitoba 

provides Quality pipe for 

Government, Municipalities, 

Towns and Top Contractors 

in Ontario, Manitoba, 

Saskatchewan and Alberta. 

Information Services 

Corporation 

Booths #160 & 161 

200 - 10 Research Drive 

Regina, SK S4S 7N7 

Phone: (306) 798-3151 

Fax: (306) 787-4617 

Information Services Corporation 

(ISC) is the provincial Crown 

corporation responsible for 

the administration of land 

titles, geographic information 

systems (GIS), vital statistics, 

surveys, mapping and interests 

in personal property. ISC 

was formed as a corporation 

in January 2000, but has 

a history that predates the 

province itself. ISC provides 

valued customer-focused 

services such as the Land 

Registry, the Saskatchewan 

Personal Property Registry 

(SPPR), the Survey Plan 

Registry, Vital Statistics Registry 

and Geomatics services to 

customers inside and outside of 


Jet Ice Ltd. 

Booth #52 

1091 Kerrisdale Blvd. 

Newmarket, ON L3Y 8W1 

Phone: (306) 781-7788 

Fax: (306) 781-7767 

Jet Ice is proud to be an all- 

Canadian company located 

in Newmarket, Ontario and 

Emerald Park, Saskatchewan. 

We offer a complete range 

of products and services 

for the ice-making industry, 

including ice paints, application 

packages, custom logo stencils 

and in-ice textile logos, painting 

services, training seminars and 

water treatment systems. 

John Meunier Inc. / 

Veolia Water Solutions & 

Technologies Canada Inc. 

Booth #99 

2000 Argentia Rd 

Plaza IV – Suite 430 

Mississauga, Ontario L5N 1W1 

Phone: (905) 286-4846 

Fax: (905) 286-0488 

VWS Canada/John Meunier 

Inc. has been providing water, 

wastewater, and biosolids 

treatment solutions to Canadian 

municipalities for more than 60 

years. With over 250 patented 

technologies, VWS is the global 

leader in water and wastewater 

treatment solutions. 

Kal Tire 

Booth #30 

1240 Sherwin Road 

Winnipeg, MB R3H 0V3 

Phone: (204) 223-3922 

Fax: (204) 633-6973 

Kal Tire sells and services 

Bridgestone, Firestone, 

Michelin, Yokohama, Kumho, 

Nokian, as well as retreading of 

commercial tires, off road and 

grader. Kal Tire is Canada’s 

largest Retreaders of truck 

tires using the bandag retread 

system. 

Kelln Solar 

Booth #36 

Box 94, 50 James Street 

Lumsden, SK S0G 3C0 

Phone: (306) 731-2224 

Fax: (306) 731-2774 

Solar pool heating. Solar hot 

water heating. Solar and AC 

lagoon and reservoir aeration. 

Solar powered lighting: street, 

pathway, sign. Sustainable 

Building Consulting Engineers. 

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Konica Minolta Business 

Solutions Canada Ltd. 

Booth #153 


Regina, SK S4N 6E1 

Phone: (306) 522-6833 

Fax: (306) 565-2033 

Forget the typical office 

photocopier; Konica Minolta’s 

Bizhub Color is the Stateof-the-art 

affordable High- 

Definition color you’ve been 

looking for. 

Laurie Artiss Ltd - The Pin 

People 

Booth #27 

2169 McIntyre Street 

Regina, SK S4P 2R8 

Phone: (306) 569-1550 

Fax: (306) 569-8382 

A SUMA Advantage Strategic 

Partner providing custom 

designed lapel pins for all 

SUMA Members. 

LMS Land Measurement 

Systems Inc. 

Booth #142 

236 Eagle Place 

Regina, SK S4Y 1H5 

Phone: (306) 551-2001 

Fax: (306) 545-9288 

Land Measurement Systems 

Inc. Is a rapidly expanding 

company with offices 

throughout Western Canada. 

We specialize is Sales, Rental 

and Service of Construction 

Lasers & Supplies, Machine 

Control, Survey Equipment 

and GPS Equipment. LMS is 

Western Canada’s exclusive 

Topcon distributer, but are also 

authorized dealers for Tripod 

Data Systems (TDS), CST 

Berger, SECO just to name a 

few. 

Mainstream Water Solutions 

Inc. 

Booth #15 

1509 Park Street 

Regina, SK S4N 2E9 

Phone: (306)761-5000 

Fax: (306) 352-0024 

Mainstream Water Solutions 

Inc. provides custom-designed 

ozone-assisted biofiltration 

drinking water treatment 

solutions for municipal, 

residential, commercial, and 

agricultural customers. 

Milligan Bio-Tech Inc. 

Booth #48 

Box 130, 907 Highway 16 E 

Foam Lake, SK S0A 1A0 

Phone: (306) 272-6284 

Fax: (306) 272-6283 

Milligan Bio-Tech Inc. based 

in Foam Lake, SK is a proud 

producer of non-food grade 

canola based Bio-diesel, Diesel 

Fuel Conditioner, Penetrating 

Oil and Road Dust Suppressant. 

Milligan Bio-Tech Inc. – 

Providing Bio-diesel Solutions. 

Ministry of Municipal Affairs 

Booth #56 

1420 1855 Victoria Avenue 


Phone: (306) 787-2155 

Fax: (306) 787-4181 

The Ministry of Municipal 

Affairs offers a variety of 

programs and services to 

support thriving, sustainable 

and accountable municipalities 

that serve the residents of 


Modular Housing Association 

Booth #144 

#840, 10117 Jasper Avenue 

Edmonton, AB T5J 1W8 

Phone: (780) 429-1798 

Fax: (780) 429-1871 

The Modular Housing 

Association Prairie Provinces 

(MHA) has been the regional 

trade association responsible 

for the interests of the 

modular and manufactured 

housing industry since 1976, 

expanding into Manitoba in 

2009. The MHA’s membership 

base consists of modular 

and manufactured housing 

industry players in Alberta, 

Saskatchewan and Manitoba. 

Mountainview Systems Ltd. 

Booth #90 

Bay 3 2229 Hanselman Avenue 

Saskatoon, SK S7L 6A7 

Phone: (306) 978-8500 

Fax: (306) 978-8501 

Mountainview Systems 

provides our customers 

with tools that enhance 

the accuracy, efficiency, 

connectivity and safety of 

the work they do. Using 

technologically advanced GPS, 

multi dimensional laser and 

weight measurement systems; 

construction and engineering 

customers are able to reduce 

their costs and improve the 

work flow with MVS solutions. 

Municipal Information 

Network 

Booth #152 

1160 Levis Suite #100 

Terrebonne, QC J6W 5S6 

Phone: (888) 504-0072 

Fax: (888) 243-4562 

The most complete coverage 

of Canadian municipal 

affairs. Daily newsletter, 

press releases issued by 

municipalities and related 

organizations, media clippings 

of all the major Canadian 

dailies, media clippings of 

over 400 local newspapers 

throughout Canada, municipal 

job postings, municipal events 

and much, much more. The 

Municipal Information Network, 

Canada’s only municipal daily. 


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Municipal Utilities Central Ltd. 

Booth #74 

Box 369 

Craven, SK S0G 0W0 

Phone: (306) 530-3141 

Fax: (306) 731-2945 

Specialized Service and 

Installation of Sewage 

Collection/Pumping Facilities 

and Water Treatment/ 

Distribution Systems along with 

Fire Hydrants. Perform Water 

Main Flushing. Servicing 

of Deep Water Wells and 

Submersible Pumps. 

Municipal World Inc. 

Booth #44 

Box 399 Station Main 

St. Thomas, ON N5P 3V3 

Phone: (519) 633-0031 

Fax: (519) 633-1001 

Since 1891, Municipal World 

magazine has been the best 

source for information, news, 

views, case summaries and 

trends in the municipal forum. 

Published 12 times a year, 

Municipal World provides 

up-to-date information on the 

latest developments in this 

fast-changing environment, 

including public-private 

partnerships, economic 

development, municipal 

finance, quality standards, 

technology, municipal success 

stories, cultural planning, waste 

& water management and 

coming events. 

Visit www.municipalworld.com 

MuniSoft 

Booth #14 

1834 McAra Street 


Phone: (306) 569-2988 

Fax: (306) 525-4030 

MuniSoft offers specialized 

computer software and 

services for local government 

administration and finance 

including solutions for taxation, 

utilities, accounting, cemetery 

management, tangible capital 

asset management, job costing, 

mapping and GIS and more. 

MuniSoft serves a clientele of 

nearly 700 local governments 

across Canada. 

Musco Sports Lighting 

Canada 

Booth #64 

48 Millpark Way S.W. 

Calgary, AB T2Y 2N1 

Phone: (866) 695-8162 

Fax: (403) 695-9019 

Musco provides indoor and 

outdoor lighting solutions and 

makes sports lighting happen 

worldwide, through more than 

30 years of lighting design and 

innovation. 

MUSH Capital Corporation 

Booth #182 

3001 New Street Suite 300 

Burlington, ON 

Phone: (905) 635-3030 

Fax: (905) 637-7905 

MUSH Capital Corporation 

is a structured finance firm 

providing capital to municipalities 

for infrastructure projects and 

capital equipment. The company 

focuses on underserved 

communities across Canada. 

Nexen Marketing 

Booth #162 

801 - 7th Avenue South West 

Calgary, AB T2P 3P7 

Phone: (403) 699-5309 

Fax: (403) 716-6754 

Saskatchewan’s compeitive 

choice for natural gas 

energy, Nexen Marketing 

has specialised in assisting 

municipalities with energy 

solutions since 2004. With 

our roots from Saskatchewan, 

Nexen was formerly known 

as Wascana Energy based 

out of Regina and acquired 

by Canadian Occidental in 

1997. Nexen Marketing has 

been collaborative partners 

with the AUMA’s Energy 

Aggregation Program and we 

proudly supply the majority 

of Alberta municipalities with 

power, natural gas and green 

power products. Committed to 

Saskatchewan Communities, 

Nexen is pleased to sponsor 

SUMA’s convention, GFOA, 

SUMA Golf tournament, in 

addtion to participating again in 

the 2010 trade show. 

Nuclear Waste Management 

Organization 

Booth #16 

22 St. Clair Avenue East, 6th Floor 

Toronto, ON M4T 2S3 

Phone: (647) 259-3052 

Fax: (416) 934-9978 

The Nuclear Waste 

Management Organization 

(NWMO) is a federally 

mandated, not-for-profit 

corporation responsible for the 

safe, long-term management of 

Canada’s used nuclear fuel. 

Operator Certification Board 

Booth #143 

Mail Room - 3211 Albert Street 

Regina, SK S4S 5W6 

Phone: (306) 789-3430 

Fax: (306) 789-3429 

Are your water operators 

certified? The OCB 

administers the mandatory 

water and wastewater operator 

certification program. 

P.A.T Inc. 

Booth #109 

Box 1630 

Killarney, MB R0K 1G0 

Phone: (204) 523-4077 

Fax: (204) 523-4009 

PAT Inc. has over 50 years 

combined knowledge of 

agricultural and laser control 

GPS integration. Our operation 

ranges from the Red River 

to the Peace River. Working 

with Industry leaders as a 

product development partner, 

PAT Inc. has the knowledge 

and resources to keep your 

GPS Products updated and 

operational. We look forward 

to working with you and your 

municipality in 2010. 

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Pacific and Western Bank of 

Canada 

Booth #145 

Suite 950 - 410 22nd Street East 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 5T6 

Phone: (306) 664-8125 

Fax: (306) 244-4649 

Celebrating 30 years of serving 

Saskatchewan, PWBank 

specializes in providing 

innovative and cost-effective 

lease and loan financing 

solutions for Saskatchewan 

municipalities and other 

government entities. 

50 years. We offer our guests 

a spectacular view of the 

South Saskatchewan River 

with a unique design feature 

of many deluxe river view 

rooms, along with a variety of 

standard and executive guest 

accommodation and a full 

complement of guest services. 

Philips Lumec 

Booth #80 

640 Boul Cure - Boivin 

Boisbriand, QC J7G 2A7 

Phone: (450) 430-7040 

Fax: (450) 430-1453 

PlayWorks Inc. 

Booth #129 

1284 - 141 Street 

Edmonton, AB T5L 4N8 

Phone: (780) 453-6903 

Fax: (780) 454-5645 

Playworks and PW Site Works 

are Alberta based sister 

companies that are local 

representatives for a variety 

of national and international 

manufacturers of park and 

playground equipment. Visit 

us at www.playworks.ca or call 

1-877-682-4701. 

PalmLite Systems 

Booth #128 

320 HWY 12 N 

Steinbach, MB R5G 1T6 

Phone: (204) 326-9271 

Fax: (204) 326-6987 

Providing power generation 

solutions both Sales and 

Service for all your emergency 

standby requirements. 

Park N Play Design Co. Ltd. 

Booth #111 

609 3208 8 Avenue N.E. 

Calgary, AB T2A 7V8 

Phone: (403) 208-0521 

Fax: (403) 208-0531 

Our team is committed to 

quality products for a total park 

environment. We can provide 

you with design & installation 

of: Playgrounds, water 

parks, site furnishings, sports 

equipment & shae tructures. At 

Park N Play Design customer 

service is our number one 

priority. We will only sell the 

highest quality, and the safest 

products. 

Park Town Hotel 

Booth #24 

924 Spadina Crescent East 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 3H5 

Phone: (306) 667-6061 

Fax: (306) 665-8698 

The Park Town Hotel has 

been in the Saskatoon 

business community for over 

Philips Lumec is an 

outdoor decorative lighting 

manufacturer. From 

superior quality, design and 

sustainability, our products 

contribute to the beautification 

of their surroundings. 

PINTER & Associates Ltd. 

Booth #114 

#4 320 Jessop Avenue 

Saskatoon, SK S7N 1Y6 

Phone: (306) 244-1710 

Fax: (306) 933-4986 

A Saskatchewan based 

engineering consultant 

providing services in the areas 

of municipal engineering, 

the environment, safety and 

geotechnical engineering 

including water and wastewater 

treatment, landfills and regional 

systems, lagoons, subdivisions 

development and project 

management. 

Playgrounds-R-Us 

Booth #127 

250 Transport Road, Box 7, 

GRP 582, R.R. #5 

Winnipeg, MB R2C 2Z2 

Phone: (204) 632-7000 

Fax: (204) 632-7421 

Playgrounds – R – Us. 

Collecting Smiles. Premier 

Products. Over 30 years at 

play. Family owned & operated. 

In-house installation services. 

www.pru.ca 

Pounder Emulsions 

Booth #82 

806 50th Street East 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 0X6 

Phone: (306) 934-1500 

Fax: (306) 934-2052 

Pounder Emulsions - formerly 

Western Road Management, 

is the premier supplier of Dust 

Control, Stabilization and Liquid 

De-icer products for Western 

Canada’s road maintenance 

industry. 

Prairie Fuel Advisors 

Booth #28 

2510 Sparrow Drive 

Nisku, AB T8H 2J8 

Phone: (800) 807-3750 

Fax: (877) 758-1364 

Prairie Fuel Advisors (2008) 

Ltd (PFA) offers a total fuel 

management program to 

members that include lower 

prices, advanced price change 

notices, price maintenance, 

invoicing and fuel cost tracking. 

Some of the benefits of this 

program to members are: lower 

cost of gasoline, diesel and 

lubricants, eliminate the cost 

and burden of tendering for fuel 

and support local fuel agents. 


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Prairie Mapping Services 

Booth #93 

Box 75 

Theodore, SK S0A 4C0 

Phone: (306) 647-2350 

Fax: (306) 647-2355 

All types of G.I.S. mapping for 

Urbans; zoning, infrastructure, 

signing, Website maps, 

cemeteries, and parks. What’s 

new; GPS field services; come 

view our booth #93. 

Saskatchewan Provincial 

Library & Literacy Office/ 

Saskatchewan Library 

Trustees Association 

Booth #168 

409 A Parks Street 

Regina, SK S4N 5B2 

Phone: (306) 787-2972 

Fax: (306) 787-2029 

PLLO and SLTA support 

Saskatchewan’s public 

libraries in their efforts to 

build communities, provide 

municipalities with a return on 

investment, and contribute to 

literacy and lifelong learning for 

all Saskatchewan residents. 

Provincial Pothole & Paving 

Booth #89 

Box 603 

Wolseley, SK S0G 5H0 

Phone: (306) 540-5425 

Fax: (306) 757-3339 

Provincial Pothole & Paving 

is recognized and respected 

as the premier hot mix 

asphalt repair and crack 

sealing company serving rural 

Saskatchewan. Visit us at 

www.provincialpothole.com. 

Recreation & Tourism 

Management 

Booth #9 

Box 1520, Kelsey Campus 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 3R5 

Phone: (306) 659-4063 

Fax: (306) 933-6451 

Recreation and Tourism 

Management Diploma SIAST 

- Kelsey Campus, Saskatoon. 

Is a two year generalist 

program that provides the 

educational foundation for 

entry level employment in 

Sask. communities in the areas 

of sport, culture, recreation, 

community development and 

tourism sectors. Sustainable 

Tourism SIAST - Extension 

Services, Saskatoon. This 

program meets the needs of 

owner/operators and students 

in the tourism field who want 

to enhance their skills and 

knowledge related to their 

specific region of the province. 

COME VISIT OUR BOOTH 

FOR INFORMATION! 

Recycle Saskatchewan 

Booths #104, 105, 106 & 107 

Recycle Saskatchewan 

(www.recyclesaskatchewan.ca) 

is a one-stop-shop for 

what, where, and how to 

recycle in Saskatchewan. 

Recycle Saskatchewan is a 

collaboration of provinciallymandated 

product stewardship 

(recycling) organizations and 

the Saskatchewan Waste 

Reduction Council. 

Saskatchewan Association 

for Resource Recovery 

Corporation 

877-645-7275, www. 

usedoilrecycling.com Used Oil, 

Filters and Containers 

Saskatchewan Scrap Tire 

Corporation 

306-721-8473, www.scraptire. 

sk.ca Scrap Tires 

Saskatchewan Waste 

Electronic Equipment Program 

306-373-9337, www.sweepit.ca 

End-of-Life Electronics 

Saskatchewan Paint 

Stewardship Program 

888-772-9772,www. 

productcare.org 

Leftover Paint 

SARCAN/ Unified Dairy 

Recycling System 

800-667-3016, 

www.sarcsarcan.ca 

Beverage and Milk Containers 

Saskatchewan Waste 

Reduction Council 

306-931-3242, 

www.saskwastereduction.ca 

Where to recycle everything else 

Ridgeline Greenfill Inc. 

Booth #97 

3016 19 Street N.E. Suite 200 

Calgary, Alberta T2E 6Y9 

Telephone: (403) 806-2380 

Fax: (403) 806-2381 

Ridgeline Greenfill Inc. delivers 

environmental services to 

energy producers throughout 

Western Canada, including the 

construction & management of 

Municipal GreenFill Treatment 

Sites. From elimination of 

oilfield waste for producers, 

to managing the biotreatment 

process for an onsite source of 

landfill cover for municipalities, 

GreenFill empowers producers 

and municipalities with 

solutions that work. 

Road Boss Grader 

Booth #180 

Box 663 

Rosetown, SK S0L 2V0 

Phone: (306) 831-9043 

Fax: (306) 882-4151 

For gravel road maintenance, 

the Road Boss fills potholes 

so they stay filled longer. It 

virtually eliminated corrugating 

or wshboarding of the road 

surface. It leaves no windrows. 

It churns and sifts aggregate 

materila so that finer aggregate 

ends up in more uniform lower 

layers, with coarser aggregate 

deposited on top. 

Roy & Sons Dredging Servies 

Booth #38 

1316 Rubert Street 

Regina, SK S4N 1V7 

Phone: (306) 522-3203 

Fax: (306) 757-1537 

Dredging Creates a cleaner 

environment. Lagoon dredging 

removing sludge mounds, hair, 

gravel, personal hygiene items 

restores capacity and alleviates 

back pressure on the system, 

extending life expectancy of the 

facility. 

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RUUD Lighting/BetaLED 

Booth #183 

6889 Rexwood Road 

Mississauga, ON L4V 1R2 

www.ruud.ca 

Phone: (800) 473-1234 

Fax: (800) 890-7507 

An established commercial 

lighting manufacturer since 1982, 

Ruud Lighting is now leading 

the transition from traditional to 

LED lighting. BetaLED by Ruud 

Lighting has installations in North 

America and Europe already 

include parking structures, 

parking lots, street lighting, 

tunnels, bridges, and pathways. 

Delivered benefits include typical 

energy savings of 50% with 

virtually no maintenance. 

Saskatchewan Ablities 

Council 

Booth #130 

1551 North Railway Street West 

Swift Current, SK S9H 5G3 

Phone: (306) 773-2076 

Fax: (306) 778-9188 

The Saskatchewan 

Abilities Council is a nonprofit 

organization serving 

people with disabilities. We 

manufacture a wide variety of 

products including: promotional 

products and clothing, survey 

stakes, warning flags and 

road barricades. We can also 

custom manufacture products 

to customer specifications. 

Saskatchewan Assessment 

Management Agency 

Booth #134 

200 - 2201 11th Avenue 

Regina, SK S4P 0J8 

Phone: (306) 924-8036 

Fax: (306) 924-8070 

The Saskatchewan Assessment 

Management Agency (SAMA) 

is an independent agency 

that develops and administers 

property assessment policy 

for the province, and provides 

property appraisal services to 

municipalities. 

Saskatchewan Association of 

Recreation Professionals 

Booth #102 

2205 Victoria Avenue 

Regina, SK S4P 0S4 

Phone: (306) 780-9267 

Fax: (306) 525-4009 

S.A.R.P is a professional 

membership group which 

represents the interests and 

development of recreation 

professionals throughout 


Saskatchewan Blue Cross 

Booth #164 

516 2nd Avenue North, P.O. 

Box 4030 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 3T2 

Phone: (306) 244-1192 

Fax: (306) 652-5751 

Saskatchewan Blue Cross leads 

the way in providing benefit 

solutions to individuals and 

employer groups, supporting the 

improved health and wellness of 

Saskatchewan residents. 

Saskatchewan Crime 

Stoppers 

Booth #50 

RCMP “F” Division - Bag 

Service 2500 

Regina, SK S4P 3K7 

Phone: (306) 780-5485 

Fax: (306) 780-8567 

Crime Stoppers is a non 

profit charitable organization 

operating in Saskatchewan, a 

partnership of media, public and 

police providing an anonymous 

means to pass on information 

about persons responsible for 

crime in your community. 

Saskatchewan Games 

Council 

Booth #54 

700, 1777 Victoria Avenue 

Regina, SK S4P 4K5 

Phone: (306) 780-9357 

Fax: (306) 780-9328 

The Saskatchewan Games 

Council’s purpose is to manage 

and conduct the Saskatchewan 

Games program and ensure a 

quality multi-sport experience 

for the provinces young 

developing athletes. The 

Council maintains the high 

standard of the Saskatchewan 

Games program by working 

with host communities to advise 

and assist in all aspects of 

the planning and staging of a 

Saskatchewan Games. The 

Council provides a hosting 

grant which ensures host 

communities will have a lasting 

legacy of quality facilities, 

volunteers and an energized 

community spirit long after 

the Games have ended. The 

Council also provides extensive 

logistical support for Team 

Sask’s participation in the 

Western Canada Summer 

Games and the Canada Games. 

Saskatchewan Irrigation 

Projects Association Inc. 

Booth #103 

Box 391 

Central Butte, SK S0H 0T0 

Phone: (306) 796-4420 

Fax: (306) 796-2223 

SIPA’s mandate is to 

participate in the development 

of a sustainable water strategy 

that fosters the expansion 

of the irrigation industry in 

Saskatchewan to grow to its 

potential. 

Saskatchewan Parks and 

Recreation Association 

Booth #10 

100 - 1445 Park Street 


Phone: (306) 780-9231 

Fax: (306) 780-9257 

SPRA is a non-profit, member 

organization which provides 

parks and recreation services 

and support to Saskatchewan 

communities. 


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Saskatchewan Queen’s Printer 

Booth #112 

B19, 3085 Albert Street 

Regina, SK S4S 0B1 

Phone: (306) 787-6894 

1(800) 773-2306 

Fax: (306) 798-0835 

Saskatchewan Queen’s Printer 

publishes and distributes 

legislation for the Government 

of Saskatchewan and manages 

websites: Freelaw at www. 

qp.gov.sk.ca and Publications 

Centre at www.publications. 

gov.sk.ca 

Saskatchewan Research 

Council (SRC) 

Booth #60 

125 - 15 Innovation Blvd 

Saskatoon, SK S7N 2X8 

Phone: (306) 964-1517 

Fax: (306) 933-7446 

The SRC Municipal Program 

provides programs and funding to 

help municipalities become more 

energy efficient, reduce energy 

costs and lower their greenhouse 

gas emissions. Funding is 

available for energy efficient 

lighting, heating, demand-side 

management for rinks, solar 

heating/air and net metering. 

The maximum reimbursement 

available to any eligible 

municipality is $100,000 per fiscal 

year. To learn more, visit our 

website: municipalities.src.sk.ca. 

Saskatchewan Tangible 

Capital Asset Reporting 

Project 

Booth #171 

200 - 2222 13th Avenue 

Regina, SK S4P 3M7 

Phone: (306) 525-4394 

Fax: (306) 525-4373 

Representatives from the 

Municipal TCA Support 

Program will be on hand 

to address any questions 

municipalities may have 

regarding their tangible capital 

asset reporting implementation. 


Transportation Company 

Booth #91 

1717 Saskatchewan Drive 

Regina, SK S4P 2E2 

Phone: (306) 787-8446 

Fax: (306) 787-1633 

The Saskatchewan 

Transportation Company 

(STC), The Bus Company, 

is a provincial bus company 

that provides safe, affordable 

and accessible passenger 

and freight services to 287 

communities in Saskatchewan. 

Visit our booth or website 

at www.stcbus.com for 

information on schedules, fares 

and discount programs. 

Saskatchewan Water & 

Wastewater Association 

Booth #62 

46 Windfield Road 

Regina, SK S4V 0E7 

Phone: (306) 761-1278 

Fax: (306) 761-1279 

SWWA is dedicated to the 

professional operation and 

maintenance of water and 

wastewater facilities. The 

SWWA is an organization made 

up of persons involved in the 

operation, maintenance and 

troubleshooting of water and 

wastewater systems, and their 

related components. 

Saskatchewan Watershed 

Authority 

Booth #133 

111 Fairford Street East 

Moose Jaw, SK S6H 7X9 

Phone: (306)694-3101 

Fax: (306) 694-3944 

The Saskatchewan Watershed 

Authority is the agency 

responsible for the provincial 

manager of our water resource. 

Water conservation is a key 

tool in our water management 

toolbox and it is being pursued 

through a variety of initiatives 

including the administration 

of the Provincial Toilet 

Replacement Rebate Program. 

South Saskatchewan River 

Watershed Stewards Inc. 

Booth #136 

Phone: (306) 867-9549 

Email: 

info@southsaskriverstewards.ca 

North Saskatchewan River 

Basin Council 

Phone:(306) 446-4055 

Email:info@nsrbc.ca 

Moose Jaw River Watershed 

Stewards Inc. 

Phone:(306) 691-3399 

Email:tammy.myers@mjriver.ca 

Lower Souris River 

Watershed 

Phone:(306) 452-3292 

Email: info@ 

lowersourisriverwatershed.com 

We are non-profit, locally 

based organizations working in 

cooperation with communities, 

municipalities and First Nations 

to ensure safe, sustainable 

water supplies for the economic, 

social and environmental 

wellbeing of our respective 

watersheds and residents. 

SaskCulture 

Booth #8 

610 2220 12th Avenue 

Regina, SK S4B 0M8 

Phone: (306) 780-9284 

Fax: (306) 7809252 

SaskCulture is a non-profit, 

community-based organization 

that provides leadership 

and funding to support the 

development of cultural activity 

opportunities throughout the 

province. 

SaskPower 

Booth #163 

2161 Scarth Street 

Regina, SK S4P 2H8 

Phone: (306) 566-6120 

Fax: (306) 566-6122 

SaskPower Eneraction is a 

portfolio of energy efficiency, 

conservation, education, and 

load management programs to 

assist our customers in saving 

power, saving money and 

helping protect the environment. 

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SaskTel 

Booth #57 

2121 Saskatchewan Drive 

Regina, SK S4P 3Y2 

Phone: 1-800-SASKTEL 

(1-800-727-5835) 

SaskTel is the leading full 

service communications 

provider in Saskatchewan, 

offering competitive voice, 

data, internet, entertainment 

and multimedia services, 

security, web hosting, text 

and messaging services, 

and cellular and wireless 

data services over its digital 

networks. 

SaskWater 

Booths #20 & 23 

200 - 111 Fairford Street East 

Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1C8 

Phone: (306) 694-3098 

Fax: (306) 694-3207 

SaskWater is Saskatchewan’s 

commercial Crown water 

utility, providing cost-effective 

solutions to help communities, 

rural water groups, industry and 

First Nations gain access to 

reliable and professional water 

and wastewater services. 

Scantron Robotics Inc. 

Booth #37 

Box 335 

Craven, SK S0G 0W0 

Phone: (306) 539-6798 

Fax: (306) 731-2863. 

Online robotic inspection and 

cleaning for potable water, 

clearwells and water towers; 

commercial diving for intakes, 

sewage outfalls and underwater 

construction. 

Service Canada 

Booth #158 

1783 Hamilton Street 

Regina, SK S4P 2B6 

Phone: (306) 564-5555 

Fax: (306) 780-5370 

Call, click or visit to discover the 

broad range of Government of 

Canada programs and services 

waiting for you. Some of the 

programs you’ll find include the 

Canada Pension Plan, Old 

Age Security Pension and the 

Apprenticeship Incentive Grant. 

SGI Canada 

Booth #157 

2260 - 11th Avenue 

Regina, SK S4P 0J9 

Phone: (306) 751-1429 

Fax: (306) 352-0879 

Urban Municipal Insurance, 

General Insurance and 

Commercial Auto Insurance. 

SIAST Technology Division 

Booth #17 

Box 3003 

Prince Albert, SK S6V 6G1 

Phone: (306) 765-1719 

Fax: (306) 953-4041 

SIAST offers full time, oncampus 

programs in Moose 

Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina and 

Saskatoon, and Continuing 

Education programs and courses 

throughout the province through 

partnerships with business, 

industry and Regional Colleges. 

Sign of the Times 

Booth #108 

2031 Styles Cres 

Regina, SK S4V 0P8 

Phone: (306) 789-9988 

Fax: (306) 789-7507 

Signal Industries 

Booth #31 

1300 8th Avenue 

Regina, SK S4R 1E2 

Phone: (306) 525-0548 

Fax: (306) 525-3465 

Standard Traffic Signs, Custom 

Signs and Decals, Sign Posts 

and Hardware, Architectural 

Signs, Metal, Plastic and Wood 

Letters, Digital Image Graphics, 

Electronic LED Message 

Centres and Low cost, foam 

entryway signs. 

SMS Equipment 

Booths #98 & 113 

2351 Albert Street 

Regina, SK S4P 3C6 

Phone: (306) 359-3121 

Fax: (306) 347-8581 

SMS Equipment is one of 

North America’s largest dealers 

supplying the Komatsu product 

line to the construction, forestry 

and mining industries. SMS 

Equipment have locations in 

Regina and Saskatoon offering 

parts, service and sales. 

Southwest Inspection 

Services 

Booth #7 

Box 2481 

Swift Current, SK S9H 4X7 

Phone: (306) 778-0525 

Fax: (306) 778-3515 

SWIS, Southwest Inspection 

Services Ltd provides full time, 

insured, professional, residential 

and commercial, National 

Building Codes inspections 

which include plan reviews, site 

inspections and code enquiries 

throughout Saskatchewan. 

Staging Canadell Ltd. 

Booths #45 & 46 

Box 1546 

Humboldt, SK S0K 2A0 

Phone: (306) 682-5335 

Fax: (306) 682-5338 

Staging Canadell is Canada’s 

only manufacturer of portable 

staging. Located in Humboldt, 

SK, Staging Canadell offers a 

high quality product coupled 

with exceptional customer 

service to meet all of your 

portable staging needs. 


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Stevenson Industrial 

Refrigeration Ltd. 

Booth #147 

2917 B Miners Avenue 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 4Z6 

Phone: (306) 664-4400 

Fax: (306) 978-2231 

Stevenson Industrial 

Refrigeration Ltd. Was 

established in 1991 as an 

industrial refrigeration service 

and installation company. 

We service approximately 

50 refrigeration plants in 

Saskatchewan, and have 

locations in both Regina and 

Saskatoon. 

St John Ambulance 

Booth #135 

2625 3rd Avenue 

Regina, SK S4T 0C8 

Phone: (306) 522-7226 

Fax: (306) 525-4177 

St. John Ambulance is a non 

profit, charitable organization 

dedicated to the improvement 

of the health and safety of 

Canadians. Fees from our 

First Aid Courses and sales of 

supplies supports our volunteer 

community programs. 

Strategic Facilitators 

Booth #149 

310 239 10 Avenue SE 

Calgary, AB T2G 0R9 

Phone: (403) 475-2044 

Fax: (403) 475-2043 

Strategic Facilitators is 

a consortium created to 

address the growing need 

for mentorship and expert 

facilitation of strategic planning 

retreats for municipal councils. 

Bryan Romanesky, David Watt 

and Ray Clark will facilitate the 

retreats and provide expert 

guidance on land use planning, 

infrastructure and the political 

impacts of various strategiclevel 

initiatives and strategies. 

Our product is an effective 

Strategic Plan with regular 

follow-up throughout the year. 

SUCCESS Office Systems 

Booths #5 & 6 

Regina Location 

1774 McAra Street 

Regina, SK S4N 6L4 

Phone: (306) 721-4066 

Fax: (306) 721-8022 

Saskatoon Location 

2354 Avenue C North 

Saskatoon, SK S7L 5X5 

Phone: (306) 665-2172 

Fax: (800) 667-8173 

Your SUMA ADVANTAGE 

PROGRAM PARTNER for 

Office Equipment. SUCCESS 

colour and monochrome digital 

multifunctional systems, as 

well as stand alone copiers, 

faxes, and printers. Peripheral 

products such as postage 

meters, shredders, folders 

& cutters are also available. 

A Saskatchewan owned & 

operated company with local 

sales and service covering the 

entire province. Members can 

expect up to 45% discounts vs. 

regular retail pricing. See us at 

Booths #5 & 6. 

SUMA 

Booths #18 & 25 

200 - 2222 13th Avenue 

Regina, SK S4P 3M7 

Phone: (306) 525-3727 

Fax: (306) 525-4373 

Stop by the SUMA booth for 

important information about 

Insurance Services and SUMA 

Advantage Programs available 

to you and your municipality 

with your SUMA membership. 

Suncorp Valuations 

Booth #32 

#300 - 261 1st Avenue North 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 1X2 

Phone: (306) 652-0311 

Fax: (306) 652-8373 

Since its inception in 1960, 

Suncorp Valuations has 

become an industry leader in 

the provision of independent 

valuations and advisory 

services for tangible and 

intangible property. Today we 

proudly serve a wide breadth 

of clients both in the public and 

private sectors, throughout 

North America and around the 

globe. 

Superior Truck Equipment Inc. 

Booth #51 

#120, 10569 - 42 Street South East 

Calgary, AB T2C 5B9 

Phone: (403) 263-9776 

Fax: (403) 263-9717 

From refuse vehicles to truck 

bodies or aerial lifts to specialty 

cranes, Superior Truck 

Equipment, services the waste 

and recycling, construction, 

oilfield, railway and utility 

markets. www.superiortruck.ca 

Supreme Basics 

Booth #26 

310 Henderson Drive 

Regina, SK S4N 5W7 

Phone: (306) 566-8537 

Fax: (306) 757-2313 

Supreme Office Products Limited 

is a Saskatchewan owned and 

operated company committed to 

providing our customers with a 

complete line of office supplies 

and furniture. A proud member 

of the SUMA ADVANTAGE 

PROGRAM since January 2002. 

We invite you to stop by during 

your convention to meet your 

Supreme representative. 

Transport Canada 

Booth #121 

220 4th Avenue S.E. 

Calgary, AB T2G 4X3 

Phone: (403) 292-5145 

Fax: (403) 292-6089 

Transport Canada monitors 

safety conditions at railway 

crossings, which the road 

authority and railway companies 

share responsibilities. Transport 

Canada works directly with 

municipal governments to 

promote public safety. 

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Triple S Industries 

Booth #65 

Box 458 

Outlook, SK S0L 2N0 

Phone: (306) 867-8482 

Fax: (306) 867-8929 

Asphalt Zipper is a portable 

asphalt milling machine. “Walk 

n Roll” packer attaches to 

grader, compacts as you blade. 

Vadim Software 

Booth #34 

400 1632 Dickson Avenue 

Kelowna, BC V1Y 7T2 

Phone: (866) 763-7654 

Fax: (866) 763-9222 

Vadim Software develops 

innovative, integrated 

financial, municipal, asset 

and utility management 

software for Municipalities, 

Local Governments and Utility 

Companies. Founded in 1975, 

Vadim has been dedicated to 

this market for 35 years. www. 

vadimsoftware.com 

Wolseley Engineered Pipe 

Booth #72 

17 Wurtz Avenue, RR # 4, Box 

113B North Corman Industrial 

Park 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 3J7 

Phone: (306) 931-2900 

Fax: (306) 931-0037 

SK (formerly Perma Engineered 

Sales) is the largest distributor 

of HDPE Pipe, accessories and 

fusion services in Canada with 

offices located coast to coast. 

Wolseley Waterworks 

Booth #59 

603 48th Street 

Saskatoon, SK S7K 6G2 

Phone: (306) 242-3686 

Fax: (306) 242- 1718 

Suppliers of Municipal 

waterworks and sewer 

equipment including water 

and sewer pipe, fittings, fire 

hydrants, water meters, water 

treatment plant equipment 

filtration equipment etc. 

Wood Works! 

Booth #94 

100, 18104 105 Avenue 

Edmonton, AB T5S 2T4 

Phone: (780) 489-5900 

Fax: (780) 489-6262 

Wood WORKS! is a national 

campaign led by the Canadian 

Wood Council aimed at 

increasing the use of wood 

in commercial, recreational, 

industrial and institutional 

construction. Wood WORKS! 

aims to educate and promote 

the technical and aesthetic 

applications of wood. 


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Convention Agenda 

Sunday, January 31, 2010 

8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Exhibitor Move In – TRADE SHOW 

11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration, Queensbury Lobby 


E1 : Changes to Municipal Financial 

Statements - Conference Room 5 

E2 : Environmental Liability for the 

Public Sector - Salon 2 

E3 : Regional Waste Management: 

How are you taking out your garbage? 

Salon 3 

E 4: Models for Delivering Health Care 

in Small Urban Centres 


E5 : Dealing with Developers: What You 

Need to Know - Salon 1 

2:15 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. Refreshment Break - Lobby 


E6 : Tax Collection and Enforcement 

Salon 1 

E7: Strategies to Control Rodent 

Populations in Your Community 

Salon 2 

E8 : Crime Prevention: Tools to Keep 

Your Community Safe - Salon 3 

E9 : Ready for Change: How adaptable 

is your municipality to climate change? 


E10 : Changes to Municipal Financial 

Statements (Session Repeated) 


3:45 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Break 

4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Newcomer’s Orientation – Salon 1 

4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. SUMAssure AGM – Salon 2 

8:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. An Evening at the RCMP Heritage 

Centre 


8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Delegate Breakfast – Trade Show Area 

9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Official Opening Ceremonies 

9:30 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Keynote Address Gavin Semple 


11:00 a.m. – 11:35 a.m. Premier’s Address 

11:35 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. SaskPower Presentation 

11:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Election of President 


1:30 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. Breakout Sessions 

B1: Roundtable Discussion: Challenges 

facing City Fire and Police Services – 

Salon 3 

B2: Learning to Govern – Leading Your 

Municipality - Salon ABC 

B3: Bylaw Development: Using your 

Powers Wisely – Salon 1 & 2 

2:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Break – Dedicated Trade Show Viewing 

3:45 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. AGM & Results of Presidential Election 

8:00 p.m. Board Hospitality Night, Wascana 

Ballroom Regina Inn 


8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Delegate Breakfast – Trade Show Area 

9:00 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Minister of Municipal Affairs 

9:30 a.m. – 9:45 a.m. Federation of Canadian Municipalities 

Address 


10:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Sector Meetings & Election of Vice 

Presidents of Cities, Towns and Villages 


1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Plenary Session: The Direct Benefits 

of Innovation 

2:00 p.m. – 2:10 p.m. Break 

2:10 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Resolutions & Results of Vice President 

Elections 

7:00 p.m. President’s Banquet & Awards 

Ceremony, Queensbury Convention 

Centre 

9:00 p.m. Entertainment – Derek Edwards 

Wednesday, February 3, 2010 

8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Sector Reports 

9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Dialogue with Ministers 

10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Refreshment Break 

10:45 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Bear Pit with Cabinet 

12:00 p.m. Closing Ceremonies

Sponsors 

Diamond Sponsors 

Gold Sponsors 

Silver Sponsors 

Bronze Sponsors 

AECOM 

City of Weyburn 

Crown Shred 

Information Services Corporate of Saskatchewan 

Mercer 

Redhead Equipment Ltd. 

Regina Regional Opportunities Commission 

General Sponsors 

SGI Canada 

Southwest Paving 

STC 

Tourism Prince Albert 

Tourism Saskatoon 

Town of Assiniboia 

Western Litho Printers

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