Welcome to ACTRA Saskatchewan

ACTRA Saskatchewan represents members across the province. Our elected Council of 6 directs policy, member services, budgetary decisions, awards, training and social activities. ACTRA is one of the biggest, full-service cultural unions in Canada representing the interests of over 30,000 members across Canada.

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President's Message

Lyn Goldman and I were friends for 75 years. We met in high school when we auditioned for a weekly CKCK Radio show called Collegiate Reporter. We both chose careers in media and we spent a lifetime as colleagues as well as friends. Lyn passed away peacefully earlier this year and the world turned from technicolour to black and white.

More than 50 years ago, at the urging of our friend, Jean Freeman — the first member of ACTRA Saskatchewan — we both joined the organization. Together, the three of us fought for equality for women in media at a time when it was very much a man’s world. We did our best to make sure no one placed a glass ceiling over our heads.

IPA Ratification

ACTRA members have voted to ratify the 2025-2027 ACTRA Independent Production Agreement (IPA) for a three-year term.

What's shooting in Saskatchewan

When you’re part of ACTRA, you’re part of the strongest, full-service cultural union in Canada. Our performers are professionals and our province's locations are legendary. From Wild West towns, to the plains of Kansas and the bitter chill of Siberia, Saskatchewan can play any role and ACTRA’s Agreements fit every budget. We are open for business! If you hear about any productions not listed, please contact us using the contacts at the bottom of the page.

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Introducing the AOPP

The ACTRAonline Opportunity Pilot Project (AOPP) makes working with ACTRA on digital ads simple and affordable.

CHROMA: issue 01

Our Union. Our Stories
Introducing the evolution of the ACTRA National magazine, created for and by performers: CHROMA. A new name, invoking the deep colour and depth of the stories we have to tell to each other and the world, and a new style that speaks to the creative forces that make up ACTRA’s 30,000+ members.

With articles crafted to entertain, inform and resonate, CHROMA is a must-read for OUR union and the home of OUR stories. In the inaugural issue, we discover how Manitoba became the industry’s comeback story; dive into the threats of disinformation to our union and society; catch up with ACTRA Visionary Award recipient Sharon Bajer; and feel the beat of our recording artists’ division, ACTRA PRS RACS.