Foundation / Corporation
Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation
01/15/16 Postmark or electronic submission
Grants to Saskatchewan nonprofits, for-profits, agencies, First Nations, and individuals to fund new field-based projects and analysis of archeological or paleontological collection(s) in order to develop an understanding of the extent and nature of the sites. Research must be original.
Eligible expenses:
- Contracted personnel - Fees and expenses for contracted personnel with specialized expertise
- Travel, accommodation and sustenance costs - In-province travel, accommodation and sustenance costs
- Equipment and materials - Rental of specialized equipment and/or materials necessary for the research. (e.g. equipment related to geophysical and aerial characterization of a site)
- Artifact analysis - Costs associated with analysis of artifacts, specimens and/or samples.
GrantWatch ID#: 166522
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Kyle R. Franz - Manager
306-787-4188
kyle.franz@gov.sk.ca
Suzanne Pambrun - Grants & Finance Officer
306-787-2105
suzanne.pambrun@gov.sk.ca
Research Program
Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation
Main Floor - 3211 Albert Street
Regina, SK S4S 5W6
Canada: Saskatchewan;
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166522_Research_Grant_Program_Application_Package.pdf