Learn more about in motion Workplace Wellness in the fall Workplace Wellnes Newsletter.

This Fall 2007 Elementary School and High School Newsletter is full of new information.

Read more on Forever...in motion in the September newsletter.

Catholic schools around the world will celebrate World Catholic Education Day on Thursday, May 17. At Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools, staff and students will also pause to reflect on the unique calling of our school division. We help our students pursue academic excellence while also striving to see them grow spiritually, physically, socially and emotionally.

This High School newsletter brings you up to speed on the newest resources for you, your class room, your co-workers, and your friends & family can use to get "in motion".

This Elementary School newsletter brings you up to speed on the newest resources for you, your class room, your co-workers, and your friends & family can use to get "in motion".

This workplace wellness newsletter brings you up to speed on the newest resources that you, your co-workers, and your family can use to get "in motion".

Tips and facts on how your family can increase their physical activity.

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Toronto (ONTARIO) October 15, 2007 - Today, ParticipACTION, the voice and champion of physical activity in Canada, along with its partners including the Government of Canada, celebrated its return with the launch of a public awareness campaign aimed at inspiring Canadians to move more. Originally established in 1971, ParticipACTION was reinvigorated to help deal with the inactivity and obesity crisis that is facing Canada.

PRESS RELEASE RELEASED BY THE HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION ON JUNE 8, 2007:

Dr. Karen Chad wins the 2006 Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada's Leadership Award in Heart Health Policy.

The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada (HSFC) presented Dr. Karen Chad of the University of Saskatchewan with the third annual HSFC Leadership Award in Heart Healthy Policy. Dr. Chad was recognized for her outstanding leadership and dedication in developing healthy public policies to increase physical activity.  Dr. Karen Chad's visionary contributions to the in motion active-living program have resulted in more active, healthier communities.  Congratulations Karen!

May 31, 2007, Saskatoon – In motion’s summer campaign kicks off with the in motion Commuter Challenge the week of June 3rd – 9th. The National Commuter Challenge is a friendly competition between Canadian communities to encourage the use of active transportation to and from work, school or the store.

March 22, 2007, Saskatoon -- In motion is pleased to partner with Olympic Medalist, Silken Laumann, in promoting healthy active kids.

January 2, 2007, Saskatoon – in motion's winter campaign starts January 8th and will run until January 28th. Saskatoon Health Region (SHR) campaign organizers are encouraging residents of the region to get "winter active, and...

On Friday, November 23, 2007 in motion hosted an early years symposium on physical activity and nutrition. Over 60 senior decision-makers, front-line program coordinators and researchers working in early childhood development and care attended the symposium.

This year was another great year for Fall…in motion. Thousands of people were “in motion” for 30 minutes on October 1 for the kick off event in Griffiths Stadium at Potash Corp Park. Over a thousand people submitted their Fall…in motion Challenge Activity Log for their chance to win some great prizes.

There was an incredible response in participation with our Walking Workout Challenge this year. Congratulations to Joanne Cliff who consistently used in motion's online Your Walking Workout tool to track her daily walking during in motion’s Challenge which ran from April to June. She was the lucky winner of a Series 3 Bowflex treadmill which was generously donated by Flaman Fitness.

Summer has finally arrived, and with the warmer temperatures, more and more people are taking advantage of the greatest workout facility in the world ... the great outdoors.

Communities within the Saskatoon Health Region have a number of initiatives and special events going on over the next few months, as you participate in these events, think of ways you can incorporate physical activity.

Your Walking Workout is a tool to track daily walking. It is a way a person can challenge themselves, a classmate, a coworker, a friend, or a family member. If you are physically active already, or if you want to be more physically active, you can use Your Walking Workout to monitor your own physical activity.

In motion and the Réseau de santé en français de la Saskatchewan (RSFS) (Saskatchewan French Health Services Network) have partnered to officially launch en mouvement (in motion)  within the Francophone community in the Saskatoon Health Region. 

Your Walking Workout is a tool to track daily walking. It is a way a person can challenge themselves, a classmate, a coworker, a friend, or a family member. If you are physically active already, or if you want to be more physically active, you can use Your Walking Workout to monitor your own physical activity.

As part of Road Map 2020's Active Transportation Project to promote a pedestrian and cycling friendly Saskatoon we are asking people to participate in a survey.

Student Health Services is trying to get the faculty, staff, and students moving in a walking initiative called Move US!

Summary of the new Food Guide and other Healthy Eating tools from Health Canada.

"Family in motion Day" Summary Report

Move US! Is a Student Health Initiative designed to get University faculty, students and staff moving.

In motion has declared the new Family Day holiday on February 19 as “Family in motion Day”.  Celebrate the new holiday...

The new 2007 version of Canada's Food Guide -- "Eating Well with Canada's Food Guide" was released on February 5, 2007. Click here for your copy.The Food Guide is designed to recommend to Canadians a...