Their Honours visit with guests at the Holiday Levee hosted by the North Saskatchewan Branch of the Monarchist League of Saskatchewan on December 30, 2006. Branch Chair, Nigel Molaro, is in the background.

Their Honours enjoy the music of Guitarist Douglas Boomhauer at the Holiday Levee hosted by the North Saskatchewan Branch of the Monarchist League of Saskatchewan on December 30, 2006.

Their Honours and Ghislaine Ambrose, Colin Anderson, and Betty Schmidt, relatives of the late Charles Dunning, Premier of Saskatchewan from 1922-1926, pose in front of Dunning's portrait at the launch of the Grave Sites of Saskatchewan Premiers program on December 18, 2006 in the Legislative Building.

His Honour presents a Governor General's Caring Canadian Award
to Lorne Gelowitz at Government House on December 15, 2006.

His Honour presents an RCMP Long Service Medal
to his Aide-de-Camp, Inspector Brenda Lucki.

Their Honours with Rotary Exchange Students from Regina, Australia,
Argentina, and Germany on December 5, 2006 at Government House.

Their Honours with Wayne Hellquist of the Regina Food Bank, musician Roberta Nichol, and students from Ruth M. Buck School at the Lieutenant Governor's Gift of Giving
on December 4, 2006 at Government House.

Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart presents the Governor General's Collegiate Bronze Medal to Amber Coates at the SIAST Palliser Campus Awards Ceremony
on December 1, 2006.

Tom Findlay, Mary-Dell Findlay, President of the Moose Jaw Canadian Club, His Honour Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart and Her Honour Mrs. Naomi Barnhart, when His Honour addressed the Moose Jaw Canadian Club on November 29, 2006.

His Honour Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart introduces new Saskatchewan Poet Laureate, Mr. Robert Currie, at Government House on November 16, 2006.

His Honour Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart welcomes His Excellency Otto Ditz, Ambassador of Austria, to Government House on November 9, 2006.

Their Honours with student Aide-de-Camp, Shelby Krushelniski,
grade eight student from Dr. Hanna School, at the Regina Public Schools Remembrance Ceremony on November 7, 2006.

The Lieutenant Governor's War Brides Tea at Government House
on November 7, 2006. Their Honours with Jean Arkles.

The Lieutenant Governor's War Brides Tea at Government House
on November 7, 2006. Their Honours with Gloria Brock.

The Lieutenant Governor's War Brides Tea at Government House
on November 7, 2006. Their Honours with Terry England,
President of the Saskatchewan War Brides Association.

The Lieutenant Governor's War Brides Tea at Government House
on November 7, 2006. Their Honours with Kay Garside,
Secretary of the Saskatchewan War Brides Association.

Their Honours with Sophia Nahachewsky, recipient of the Youth Achievement Award, and her mother, Captain Deborah Nahachewsky (Aide-de-Camp to the Lieutenant Governor), at the November 5, 2006 Ukrainian Canadian Congress Awards Ceremony in Saskatoon.

Their Honours are welcomed with the traditional Ukrainian bread and salt ceremony at the November 5, 2006 Ukrainian Canadian Congress Awards Ceremony in Saskatoon.

Grade 8 students Joel Hogle and Morgan Cooper, His Honour, Ms. Bev Hanson,
Director of Education for Saskatoon Catholic Schools, and Principal Jim Jelinski, at
St. Philip School in Saskatoon on November 1, 2006 for Celebrity Reading Week.

Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart with a Grade 2 student from St. Philip School on November 1, 2006 at St. Philip School in Saskatoon during Celebrity Reading Week.

Left to right: Her Honour Mrs. Naomi Barnhart, His Honour Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart, Mr. Lorne Scott, recipient of the 2006 Lieutenant Governor's Greenwing Award, and Mr. Peter Carton, President of Ducks Unlimited Canada at the Awards Ceremony at Government House, October 19, 2006. Ducks Unlimited Canada established the Greenwing Award to recognize outstanding leadership
in wetlands conservation.

Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart met with Commander Yvan Couture
of HMCS REGINA on September 1, 2006 when a delegation from the ship
visited their namesake city.

Their Honours Dr. Gordon Barnhart and Mrs. Naomi Barnhart pose with the members of Livingston Square Quartet (Evan Purchase, Dianne Burrows, Ed Willet, Carolyn Speirs and Alison Purdy) following "Let's Call the Whole Thing Gershwin" at Knox Metropolitan United Church in Regina on October 1, 2006.

Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart reviews Saskatchewan members of the Canadian Forces following the installation ceremony on August 1, 2006.

On September 22, 2006, Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhart (far right) congratulated the Saskatchewan Junior Citizens of the Year (left to right) Michael Ehman, Robert Marshall, Kathryn Kitchen, Christa Lynn Bruneau, and Adila Azizi. Visit the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association website for more information about the award and the recipients.

Their Honours arrive at the Legislative Building in the historic provincial landau for the Installation Ceremony on August 1, 2006. They are greeted by His Honour's son, R.C.M.P. Constable
David Barnhart.

His Honour Dr. Gordon Barnhart prepares to take the oath of office administered by the Honourable E.D. Bayda, Chief Justice of Saskatchewan.