10K AI SK Literacy Training
Ai SK,
Deadline: July 01, 2026 - September 01, 2026
Artificial Intelligence Saskatchewan (AiSK) today launched 10K AI SK, a ‘free to AiSK members’ program to teach the basics of artificial intelligence (AI) to 10,000 people and businesses across the province.
The goal is simple: to help make Saskatchewan one of the most AI literate provinces in Canada.
AI is already rewriting how Saskatchewan works. From drafting emails, screening résumés, pricing grain, flagging fraud, and answering customers at 24/7. But the technology is moving faster than most people have had a chance to understand it. 10K AI SK exists to close that gap.
It will help people learn AI basics: …
The goal is simple: to help make Saskatchewan one of the most AI literate provinces in Canada.
AI is already rewriting how Saskatchewan works. From drafting emails, screening résumés, pricing grain, flagging fraud, and answering customers at 24/7. But the technology is moving faster than most people have had a chance to understand it. 10K AI SK exists to close that gap.
It will help people learn AI basics: …
Promotion of Bilingual Services
Government of Canada,
Deadline: July 15, 2026 - September 01, 2026
The Promotion of Bilingual Services subcomponent encourages non-governmental organizations – particularly volunteer organizations – to provide services in English and French, and to share their best practices through innovative projects or initiatives.
Priority is given to projects and initiatives that develop delivery models for bilingual services (action plan, policy development, pilot projects in organizations and businesses, feeder projects, mechanisms that can be exported to other organizations, etc.).
Who can apply
To be eligible for project funding, your organization must be:
- a Canadian non-profit organization, duly registered;
- an association or institution.
Priority is given to projects and initiatives that develop delivery models for bilingual services (action plan, policy development, pilot projects in organizations and businesses, feeder projects, mechanisms that can be exported to other organizations, etc.).
Who can apply
To be eligible for project funding, your organization must be:
- a Canadian non-profit organization, duly registered;
- an association or institution.
Access Playbook Fall 2026 Cohort
Saskatchewan Arts Alliance,
Deadline: July 13, 2026 - September 15, 2026
The Access Playbook is a foundational, disability-led program for arts presenters and organizations who want to increase the representation of Deaf and Disabled artists on their stages.
This introductory cohort supports you to build stronger, more sustainable collaborations with Deaf and Disabled artists — so access is built into how work is programmed, supported, and presented.
Developed with support from the Canada Arts Presentation Fund (CAPF), Government of Canada
The Access Playbook is intentionally designed as an introductory, foundational program.
This program is for:
People working in presenting or producing roles who help inform decisions about what work gets programmed …
This introductory cohort supports you to build stronger, more sustainable collaborations with Deaf and Disabled artists — so access is built into how work is programmed, supported, and presented.
Developed with support from the Canada Arts Presentation Fund (CAPF), Government of Canada
The Access Playbook is intentionally designed as an introductory, foundational program.
This program is for:
People working in presenting or producing roles who help inform decisions about what work gets programmed …