I've been planting local apricot seed for a few years now (some from a huge old tree that winter killed 2 years ago), I'll pop by a another good tree tomorrow and see if there are any pits under it still, as it was a good year for hardy apricots. I have a "Capilano" tree that
should fruit next year, that I'm planning to graft onto my seedlings. I also have access to manchurian apricot pits which will make great rootstock material. The University of Saskatchewan has some cultivars you could probably get seed from (like Morden 604), if you ever poke around there let me know, I'll join you!
Koren