About
Saskatchewan Sailing, commonly known as Sask Sailing, is the provincial organisation dedicated to growing and supporting the sport of sailing across the province. We work with clubs, coaches, athletes, and volunteers to foster safe, inclusive, and high-quality sailing experiences—from grassroots participation to competitive development. While based in Saskatchewan, our community extends far beyond provincial borders, with many Saskatchewan athletes training and competing throughout Canada and internationally. Through training, certification, events, and leadership within the provincial sport system, Sask Sailing helps ensure that the challenge, skill development, and community of sailing remain accessible and sustainable for all who enjoy time on the water.
Sask Sailing 2026
Key Documents and Administrative Information for Sask Sailing in 2026
Membership Assistance Program |
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The Membership Assistance Program (MAP) Grant is funding provided through Sask Sport and the Sask Lotteries Trust Fund to support community-level sport development across Saskatchewan. Each year, Sask Sailing receives an allocation of MAP funds and distributes them to eligible member clubs to help grow participation, improve local programming, and strengthen grassroots sailing initiatives. MAP funding is intended to support broad-based, entry-level development. it must be used in accordance with Sask Sport’s accountability and reporting requirements. |
Sanctioned Events |
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A “sanctioned event” is an activity officially approved by Sask Sailing to ensure it meets the standards for safety, governance, and insurance coverage. Once an event has been sanctioned it also covers an event for insurance purposes. Sanctioning provides formal recognition that events (e.g. regattas, training camps, clinics, or work bee’s) are being delivered in accordance with provincial policies and sailing best practices. This designation helps protect organisers, participants, our association, and ensures events are run consistently and responsibly. |
Safe Sport |
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Safe Sport refers to a set of policies, practices, and programs designed to ensure the safety, well-being, and inclusion of everyone involved in sport—especially athletes, but also coaches, officials, volunteers, and administrators. The goal is to create a positive, inclusive, and respectful environment free from abuse, harassment, discrimination, and other forms of maltreatment. |
Sask Sailing Awards |
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Sask Sailing’s awards program celebrates the sailors, coaches, volunteers, and clubs whose dedication and achievements elevate our sport. Each year, we recognise outstanding performance, leadership, and contributions that strengthen sailing both within Saskatchewan and beyond, highlighting the individuals and communities that make our province’s sailing culture great. |
2025 Sask Sailing
2024 Sask Sailing
2023 Sask Sailing
2022 Sask Sailing
Legal
Key Legal Documents and Organisational Foundations
Policies
Policies, Procedures, and Planning Documents Guiding Sask Sailing
Territorial Acknowledgement
The Saskatchewan Sailing Clubs Association acknowledges it is located on traditional lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dene, Dakota, Lakota, Nakota nations, and the homeland of the Métis.
We recognize the sovereignty, histories, and cultures of the First Nations and Métis peoples who have walked these lands.