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Sask Collections Project
Spring Deadline for Sask Collections Project Keep reading →
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What to do with Artefacts with Limited Information
“Found in Collections:” What to do with Artefacts with No or Limited Information Keep reading →
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Board of Directors Nominations Package
The 2016 - 2017 Board of Directors shall be announced at the Annual General Meeting of the Museums Association of Saskatchewan, which will take place Friday, May 26, 2017 at the RCMP Heritage Centre in Regina, SK Keep reading →
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Sakewewak Storytellers Festival
MAS is a sponsor for the 2017 Sakewewak Storytellers Festival! Keep reading →
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Deaccessioning Artifacts from your Collection
A Museum’s Rights and Deaccessioning the Collection Keep reading →
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Get to Know our Board Members
Corinne Daelick Keep reading →
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Get to Know our Board Members
Robert Hubick Bio Keep reading →
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Glass Grenade Style Fire Extinguisher “Bombs:” Are They Safe?
Glass Grenade Style Fire Extinguisher “Bombs” are glass bulbs (shaped a little like an incandescent light-bulb) filled with an unknown liquid. These types of fire extinguishers were made and used between the years of 1870 and 1910. They would be stored on metal brackets on the wall. If there was a fire, any person young or old would be able to take it out of the holder, and throw it at the fire. The fire would either be put out by it, or it would help to manage the fire enough for the person to escape the flames. Keep reading →
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Staff Directory
In case you are wondering who to call! Keep reading →
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Firearms in the Museum: Are They Safe?
Firearms in the Museum: Are They Safe? By Kathleen Watkin (MAS Advisor) and Wendy Fitch (MAS Executive Director) Keep reading →
