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1920.10.01 |
The North
Saskatchewan Regiment
formed with HQ at Saskatoon, Sask., by amalgamation
of 52nd Regiment Prince Albert Volunteers,
and 105th Regiment (Saskatoon Fusiliers) |
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1921.04.21 |
reorganised
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- 1st Battalion at Saskatoon, formed
by redesignation of 105th Regiment (Saskatoon
Fusiliers), and perpetuating 5th Battalion CEF
- 2nd Battalion at Prince Albert, formed
by redesignation of 52nd Regiment
Prince Albert Volunteers, and perpetuating 53rd Battalion
CEF
- 3rd Battalion at Yorkton
- 4th Battalion at North Battleford,
perpetuating 232nd Battalion CEF
- 5th (Reserve) Battalion,
perpetuating 65th
Battalion CEF
- 6th (Reserve) Battalion,
perpetuating 96th
Battalion CEF
- 7th (Reserve) Battalion,
perpetuating 188th Battalion CEF
- 8th (Reserve) Battalion
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1924.05.15 |
broken up
to form The Saskatoon Light Infantry
[1st and 5th Bns],The
Prince Albert Volunteers [2nd and 6th
Bns], The Battleford Light
Infantry [4th and 8th Bns], and
The Yorkton Regiment [3rd
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1955.02.15 |
The North
Saskatchewan Regiment (M.G.)
formed with HQ at Saskatoon by union of
The Prince Albert and
Battleford Volunteers and The
Saskatoon Light Infantry |
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1958.04.11 |
The North
Saskatchewan Regiment |
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1970.09.01 |
1st
Bn and 2nd Bn amalgamated |
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- A Company at Saskatoon
- B Company at Prince Albert
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Standards and Guidons |
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Armorial
Description: A light infantry bugle suspended by cords with
tassels; across the cords a scroll inscribed NORTH SASKATCHEWAN;
surmounting the scroll, the Crown. |
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scarlet;
facings: white; tartan:
Mackenzie
(pipers' kilts & plaids, drummers' kilts, pipe bags & ribbons,
1955-present, officially approved 1958); headdress: feather
bonnet with white hackle (pipers & drummers) |
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Motto: |
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Marches: |
The Mountain
Rose |
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Pipes &
Drums: Mackenzie Highlanders |
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Musicians: |
Pipes &
Drums inherited 1955 from Saskatoon Light
Infantry. |
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