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In partnership with Indigenous leaders and the Rock & Bloom team, Sask Sport created an Indigenous Sport Timeline. This timeline aligns with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Calls to Action, serving as an educational tool that highlights key moments in Indigenous sport while fostering ongoing engagement in reconciliation efforts.

Our relationship with Sask Sport, rooted in collaboration and shared goals, has enabled us to participate in weaving the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action into the fabric of sport in Saskatchewan. Sask Sport’s emphasis on Calls to Action 87 to 91 reflects its dedication to Indigenous participation in sport and the ongoing journey of reconciliation.

Our approach was to center Indigenous voices and needs, ensuring the Calls to Action were integrated in ways that are accessible and rooted in the resources and histories of Indigenous peoples. Sask Sport’s dedication to ‘walking the talk’ in this process shows their genuine commitment to action over symbolism. Together, we’ve developed a timeline that is more than just a project—it’s a learning journey for all of us, creating space for reflection and action in daily life through sports.

Though progress has been made, there is still much to learn and do. Sask Sport’s timeline is just one step on the long road of reconciliation, providing an ongoing invitation to educate and engage communities. It is a reminder that reconciliation is a shared responsibility that requires continuous effort, listening, and action. We are proud to support Sask Sport in amplifying Indigenous voices and ensuring that this work remains authentic, grounded, and meaningful.

We are grateful for the opportunity to learn through this collaboration with Sask Sport. Their leadership has provided us, and many others, with the tools to integrate the Calls to Action into everyday actions. We invite you to explore Sask Sport’s Indigenous Sport Timeline to celebrate and deepen your understanding of Indigenous sport in Saskatchewan.

With its activities and students contributing approximately $2.6 billion to the provincial economy, Saskatchewan Polytechnic supports one in every 19 jobs in the province.

Currently, Saskatchewan Polytechnic is spread across multiple locations, making things challenging for students to get the full campus experience and easy access to services and support.

Enter the Time to Rise campaign.

The Time to Rise campaign aims to empower Saskatchewan Polytechnic graduates and strengthen the provincial economy with a new, 21st century Saskatoon campus.

This new campus will consolidate an existing network of decentralized outdated buildings into a modern, technology-rich learning environment, making it a one-stop shop for learning and community growth.

Our goal was to create a visually compelling campaign that supports Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s drive for fundraising and helps them to achieve their $100M fundraising goal.

The project scope included: 

Our goals with the design were to create something eye-catching, bold and exciting, adding more depth and personality to Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s overall brand. We wanted the campaign design to feel new and fresh, while still staying true to its familiar roots.  

Featuring a strong silhouette, we chose a colour palette that was connected to the main brand, yet allowed for the campaign to stand out on its own. Our font pairings are high-impact, bold and confident, drawing users in immediately.

The microsite is an expansion of the brand, telling Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s story and creating meaningful conversations around donations. It serves as a powerful storytelling tool by driving targeted messaging, capturing the attention of potential donors, and inspiring action.

A strong microsite enhances user experience with a clear narrative and easy navigation, making it simpler for visitors to understand the institution’s mission and the value of their contributions. By creating an immersive and engaging online environment, we’ve helped to build trust and encourage deeper involvement.

Our collaboration with Saskatchewan Polytechnic resulted in a $100,000 donation the day the new site went live. Users commented on how easy the site was to use and how engaging the design was. Through thoughtful collaboration and execution, the end result has set Saskatchewan Polytechnic up for success on their path to $100M! 

Check out the new Time to Rise microsite and support Saskatchewan Polytechnic as they strive to strengthen Saskatchewan’s economy.