Announcements

Canadian Jewish Heritage Month is celebrated annually throughout May to recognize the over 250-year history, culture, and vital contributions of Jewish Canadians to this country. It is a time for all Canadians to learn more about Jewish heritage and to celebrate the enduring legacy of Jewish life in Canada. The month also highlights resilience while addressing rising antisemitism through education and community events.  

MAY 7, 2026—The Martin Youth Academy is committed to fostering a positive, inclusive learning environment while addressing a variety of individual needs and differences. Students in their Youth Academies become part of a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere. Athletes will have the opportunity to develop their skills in a structured environment. Their team of highly experienced and qualified teachers and instructors offer a pedagogical approach to skill development, skill refinement, and sport-specific fitness training built into the school day. Through interpersonal relationships, enthusiastic teachers, and like-minded classmates, Martin's programs foster lifelong enjoyment and participation in sport, health, and wellness.

MAY 7, 2026—The Martin Youth Academy is committed to fostering a positive, inclusive learning environment while addressing a variety of individual needs and differences. Students in their Youth Academies become part of a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere. Athletes will have the opportunity to develop their skills in a structured environment. Their team of highly experienced and qualified teachers and instructors offer a pedagogical approach to skill development, skill refinement, and sport-specific fitness training built into the school day. Through interpersonal relationships, enthusiastic teachers, and like-minded classmates, Martin's programs foster lifelong enjoyment and participation in sport, health, and wellness.

MAY 1, 2026—Every year since 1951, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) has hosted Mental Health Week in the first full week of May. This year, CMHA Mental Health Week will be held from May 4th to 10th.

This year's theme is "Come Together, Canada: Stronger connections, better mental health." This year's campaign focuses on combating loneliness and strengthening community belonging through small, everyday actions of connections. It highlights the essential role of social connection in mental well-being.

APRIL 30, 2026—Saskatchewan has declared May 3 to 9, 2026, as Missing Persons Week. Members of the Saskatchewan Missing Persons Partnership (SMPP) focus on prevention, response and supports for families of missing people, including children and youth.