Recognizes emerging leaders, age 29 and under, who are inspirational role models in their careers, achievements or community building roles.

This award recognizes the achievement and leadership of women whose contributions in arts, culture and heritage inspires and benefits our community. Arts, Culture and Heritage encompasses a broad range of activities from dance, theatre, music and film to architecture, history, literature and beyond.

Recognizes leaders in the professional and business service industry whose hard work and innovation have influenced positive change both in their careers and in the community. This category includes but is not limited to law, medical, dental, financial, insurance and more.

Recognizes influential community builders whose professional contributions and/or volunteer leadership has helped to create a community where everyone can thrive.

Recognizes exceptional educators in schools, institutions or community programs who are role models in their profession and community and are leading and inspiring positive change.

Recognizes successful entrepreneurs whose leadership and business ventures have influenced social good and positive change for our community.

This award recognizes exceptional contributions in health or athletics. Improving the physical, emotional, social, or spiritual health and wellbeing of the community through work, sport or recreation programs, and providing leadership for positive change in our community.

Recognizes leaders in the skilled trades industry, or services sector who are role models both in their careers and in the community. Also, whose achievements have broken down barriers and inspired positive change. This category includes but is not limited to careers in the construction, transportation, manufacturing and service industries.

Recognizes women for excellence, innovation and leadership in research and technology for influencing positive change. They are role models in their careers and community.

Recognizes women for leadership, resilience, and activism to further advance efforts to foster Truth and Reconciliation in their community.

Named in memory of a special YWCA Saskatoon staff member, Loretta Andronowich, this award recognizes a woman who has experienced hardship or adversity but has gone on to achieve great personal goals.