Welcome to
SASKATCHEWAN
SASKATCHEWAN
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Our purpose is to promote the study and practice of the earth sciences and to foster a spirit of scientific research among its members.
2025 Annual SGS Golf Tournament
SGS Golf Tournament!
Friday, September 12, 2025 at Tor Hill
2025 President's Message
Saskatchewan Geological Society
Join us as we celebrate our legacy, build our future, and keep the spirit of geology alive in Saskatchewan and beyond!
Sincerely,
Nadene Joy, MBA, P. Geo.
President, Saskatchewan Geological Society
Save the Date & Call for Planning Committee Members
SGS 75th Anniversary –
To help make this celebration a success, we are currently forming a 75th Anniversary Event Planning Committee and are looking for passionate, creative, and committed SGS members who would like to get involved.
Planning will begin in Fall/Winter 2025, and we welcome volunteers from all backgrounds and experience levels to join in shaping this historic event.
Welcome to
SASKATCHEWAN
SASKATCHEWAN
GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Our purpose is to promote the study and practice of the earth sciences and to foster a spirit of scientific research among its members.
Events
24
Jan
Upcoming
SGS 2025 Annual General Meeting and Awards Dinner
Saturday 24 January 2026 4:30 pm, Regina German Club
05
Jun
Past
SGS Lunch Series – Lithium and Rare Earth Element Potential of the Williston Basin.
Wednesday 05 June 2024 12:00 pm
Outreach
One of the main goals of the Society is to undertake outreach activities, designed to educate the public about the geology of Saskatchewan. Geoscience education is done in a number of ways. One of the Societies most successful outreach projects has been the Geological Highway Map, which was produced in 2001.
About Us
The Saskatchewan Geological Society’s purpose is to promote the study and practice of the earth sciences and to foster a spirit of scientific research among its members.
The following history of the Saskatchewan Geological Society is taken from the “Musings from the President’s Cubbyhole” section of the 2001 newsletters written by Dr. Don Kent, who is one of the longest-standing active SGS members
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