People
- Campbell, Maria - playwright
- Crofford, Joanne - Minister of Culture, Youth and Recreation
- Neatby, Miss Hilda Marion Ada, M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History and Acting Head of the Department, University of Saskatchewan, was appointed to the Royal Commission on National Development in the Arts, Letters, and Sciences, 1949.
- Siggins, Maggie - Canadian journalist
- Spohr, Arnold - Saskatchewan ballet dancer awarded Order of Canada
- Stechishin, Savella - Ukrainian culture
- Wagner, Norman - Saskatchewan born - founded the School of Religion and Culture
- Wettlaufer, Boyd - "the Father of Saskatchewan Archaeology."
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