Remai Modern joins the CAP program
20.06.2018
The Cultural Access Pass provides members with free admission to more than 1,400 of Canada’s premier cultural attractions, as well as discounts to travel and explore during their first year […]
Venue
Remai Modern, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
On March 22, 2023, ICC hosted an Enhanced Citizenship Ceremony at the Remai Modern in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. As a contemporary art museum, the space uses accessible programming to ensure each guest feels inspired. They connect visitors with the past while envisioning new futures together through a mixture of local and international art collections.
Presiding Official Arnold Boldt administered the oath of citizenship and celebrated 32 individuals from 9 countries becoming Canadian citizens.
32
Number of New Citizens
9
Number of Countries
With spring beginning, the feelings of newness and rejuvenation surround us all. As new citizens enter this ceremony, they are able to prepare for the opportunities that lie ahead of them as Canadians. The roots people have planted in Canada have a chance to flourish as each blossom blooms. This growth is reminiscent of how far each person has come on their journey. Throughout ICC’s signature roundtable discussions, citizens and their guests were able to connect with one another over shared hopes for their futures. These discussions are inspired by Indigenous Talking Circles that traditionally create spaces of inclusiveness and equality. One participant shared:
“Canada has given me the opportunity to give my children a future and we will always be thankful for the people who welcomed us here and made it feel like home.”
With ICC’s Enhanced Citizenship Ceremonies, established Canadians have the ability to connect with new citizens building stronger community relationships. If you are interested in volunteering as a roundtable host at one of our ceremonies, please contact ceremonies@inclusion.ca.
To view photos of the Citizenship Ceremony, click here.
Thank you to the guests and performers that participated in this event. For more information, click on their profiles below.
Kris Klyne
Singer, Guitar Player and Songwriter
He/Him
Kris Klyne is a singer, guitar player and songwriter from Saskatoon, Canada. Also known as the front man for hard rock band Firing At The Sky and former award-winning metal band Morally Sound, Kris’s solo music takes a departure from his edgy sound to a lighter pop/rock/country approach.
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YXE Quartet
Musicians
They/Them
Jacqueline Nutting (violinist) and Scott McKnight (cello) are founding members of the YXE Quartet, which had its inception in 2019. The YXE Quartet performs for events around the city and offers a wide array of musical genres.
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Randy Morin
Storyteller, Author & Language Keeper
He/Him
Randy Morin is a teacher, storyteller and English-Cree translator from the Big River First Nation, Treaty Six area. He has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Indigenous Studies and Bachelor of Education Degree.
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