2011 IPAC Saskatchewan Call For Nominations: Lieutenant Governor's Award and Promising New Professional Award
Each year, IPAC honours a worthy recipient with the Lieutenant Governor’s Award for distinguished public service. At the same time, we also honour the public service of the future with awards for promising new professionals.
The Lieutenant Governor’s Award of the Saskatchewan Regional Group of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada (IPAC) recognizes a person or work team that has demonstrated distinctive leadership and exceptional achievement in public administration in Saskatchewan. The Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan will present this award in September 2011 during a ceremony at Government House hosted by the Saskatchewan Regional Group of IPAC.
Previous recipients of this prestigious award include meritorious public servants from all levels of government and a variety of fields of interest and public sector specialization across Saskatchewan.
The Promising New Professional Award recognizes individuals or teams of individuals new to the public service (less than five years of cumulative experience in public service) who:
• demonstrate leadership potential within the public service;
• demonstrate the ideals and values of public administration; and
• demonstrate the ability and potential to continue and constantly improve upon the sound work of public administration and public servants in Saskatchewan.
This award will be presented at Government House, in September 2011.
For additional details on these awards, please download the nomination packages by clicking on the folder below.
For more information, please contact the IPAC-SK Awards Chair:
Doris Morrow
Ministry of Agriculture
226-3085 Albert Street
Regina, SK S4S 0B1
e-mail: doris.morrow@gov.sk.ca
2008 IPAC Saskatchewan Awards Photos
His Honour the Honourable Dr. Gordon L. Barnhart, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, congratulates Mr. Cal Johnston.
IPAC-SK President Nancy Buchan congratulates Promising New Professional Award winner Heather George.
IPAC-SK President Nancy Buchan congratulates Promising New Professional Award winner Alastair MacFadden.
IPAC Canada Awards for Innovative Management 2008
The Institute of Public Administration of Canada presented its Awards for Innovative Management at the August 2008 Conference. Winning Gold was the Canadian Forest Service, Natural Resources Canada, for its landmark work in forest sustainability. Innovation Place and Public Works and Government Services Canada tied for Silver for their constructions projects, including the Forest Centre in Prince Albert. British Columbia's redefinition of a green public sector earned a Bronze Award. For the full press release and more information about these award-winning projects, click here.
2007 LG Award Photos
Mike Shaw of Saskatchewan Health, recipient of the Lieutenant Governor IPAC Gold Medal for distinguished public service
His Honour the Honourable Dr. Gordon L. Barnhart, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, congratulates Mr. Mike Shaw.
IPAC promotes and celebrates good practices and innovations in the public sector and membership is open to public servants in the provincial, municipal, federal and regional governments; students and professors of administration; and private sector partners of government.
