Welcome to the WDM North Battleford Volunteer Hub

Volunteers bring our museum alive!
From guiding visitors through our exhibit galleries, bringing the Heritage Village to life, and maintaining our collections, we’ve got a volunteer opportunity for you at WDM North Battleford.
Here you'll be able to register as a new volunteer, browse roles, and get in touch with Museum staff.
We look forward to you joining the team!
HWYS 16 & 40 North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y1
) 306-445-8033 * northbattleford.volunteers@wdm.ca
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School Program Support
Inspire the young minds of today
Volunteers enhance students experience at many of the school programs the WDM offers. This includes assisting with crafts, games, monitoring workstations, touring students around the galleries, giving heritage demonstrations and answering questions.

Public Event or Program Support
Do you enjoy making special events happen?
Volunteers make our Museum events possible. Play games, make crafts, lead hands-on heritage demonstrations, supervise parking or any of the many other essential activities.

Vintage Vehicle Operation or Maintenance
Do you like to tinker?
If you love vintage vehicles, this role is for you. Enjoy operating our vehicles at our many events and educational programs! If being behind the scenes is more your style, offer your support by restoring and maintaining these vehicles in the workshop.

Steam Traction Engine Operation (requires licence) or Maintenance
Would you like to operate a steam tractor?
Our Engineers run and look after our steam traction engines.
They are required to have a Limited Power Engineer License from TSASK and must complete their WDM Training.

Gas Tractor Operation or Maintenance
Calling all Tractor buffs!
If you love vintage gas-powered tractors, this role is for you. Enjoy restoring, maintaining and operating tractors at our many events and educational programs! We boast many working gas tractors, all needing ongoing care.

Blacksmithing
We still "make 'em like they used to"
The functioning, traditional blacksmith shop is a unique, well loved feature of the WDM. We offer yearly Introduction to Blacksmithing training courses for new smiths, and opportunities for experienced smiths to show off their craft.

Docent / Museum Guide / Interpreter
Have an interest in sharing history?
Share your excitement and knowledge with visitors of all ages on a guided tour. We provide the information, and you bring the enthusiasm!

Horse Teamsters
Love horses?
Our volunteer teamsters and horse owners are committed to providing knowledge of horsemanship as well as ensuring the safety of all. We offer many activities that involve wagon rides, equipment demonstrations and horse care.
If you have interest in horses or have your own team, this is the role for you!

Fundraising and Promotions
Foster local connections
Support the Museum by facilitating connections with community leaders and aiding donation drives. This role is perfect for those with administrative experience!

Collections Support
Dust be gone!
If keeping things tidy is your calling, consider volunteering in the Collections Support role! Assist with cleaning and maintaining exhibits and reporting on collection conditions. Artifact handling training is provided.

Mission Statement
The Western Development Museum’s facilities are situated in Treaty 4 and Treaty 6 territories and the Homeland of the Métis. The provincial boundaries for Saskatchewan also include Treaty 2, Treaty 5, Treaty 8 and Treaty 10 territories.
Our vision is to embody Saskatchewan’s diverse cultural heritage and inspire curiosity in our shared histories. We believe that people’s lives are enriched by connecting with Saskatchewan’s diverse histories. We also believe that people experience a sense of place and belonging because their histories are shared through the WDM.
