Government of Saskatchewan News

With spring just around the corner, Saskatchewan anglers are reminded that current fishing licences expire on March 31, 2026. If you don't have auto-renewal set up through your HAL account, doing...

With spring just around the corner, Saskatchewan anglers are reminded that current fishing licences expire on March 31, 2026. If you don't have auto-renewal set up through your HAL account, doing...

Building Construction Protects Province for Second Consecutive Month Today, Statistics Canada released figures showing that investment in building construction in Saskatchewan increased by 25.6 per...

Building Construction Protects Province for Second Consecutive Month Today, Statistics Canada released figures showing that investment in building construction in Saskatchewan increased by 25.6 per...

The Government of Saskatchewan has approved SaskPower's North-South Transmission Systems Interconnection project. The new transmission lines, which will connect Saskatchewan's northern and southern...

The Government of Saskatchewan has approved SaskPower's North-South Transmission Systems Interconnection project. The new transmission lines, which will connect Saskatchewan's northern and southern...

Spring weight restrictions start Friday, March 20 on secondary highways in southern Saskatchewan to safeguard key links of the province's road network as temperatures begin to get warmer. "As the...

Spring weight restrictions start Friday, March 20 on secondary highways in southern Saskatchewan to safeguard key links of the province's road network as temperatures begin to get warmer. "As the...

The 2026-27 Provincial Budget makes significant investments to increase access to mental health and addiction treatment in Saskatchewan. The budget will invest in building capacity by opening more...

The Government of Saskatchewan is ensuring students get their best start by investing $3.6 billion in Prekindergarten to Grade 12 education, early learning and child care and libraries to help...

The 2026-27 Ministry of Social Services budget invests $1.69 billion, an increase of $71.9 million or 4.4 per cent over 2025-26, to continue to deliver critical programs and services that support...

The 2026-27 Provincial Budget strengthens Saskatchewan's position as one of the top jurisdictions in the world for resource development.  "This budget makes strategic investments in our energy and...

The Ministry of Justice and Attorney General is investing nearly $269 million to improve access to justice and strengthen public safety.  "This budget will protect families and make Saskatchewan...

Saskatchewan's 2026-27 Provincial Budget provides stability for post-secondary institutions, keeps education affordable for students and expands training opportunities to align with Saskatchewan's...

The Government of Saskatchewan is ensuring students get their best start by investing $3.6 billion in Prekindergarten to Grade 12 education, early learning and child care and libraries to help...

The Ministry of Immigration and Career Training is investing nearly $125 million in programs and services to prepare Saskatchewan people for, and ensure they are the first to benefit from, the...

The Ministry of Parks, Culture, and Sport will continue to deliver programs and services that support the wellbeing of people, families, and communities across the province through stable funding...

The Government of Saskatchewan is protecting Saskatchewan by investing in community safety through targeted funding in the 2026-27 Provincial Budget, providing $740 million for the Ministry of...

The Ministry of Trade and Export Development's 2026-27 Provincial Budget supports building opportunities and connecting the world to Saskatchewan, which helps support the programs and services...

The 2026-27 Provincial Budget protects communities through $712.2 million of direct provincial support to municipalities, an increase of $46.9 million from 2025-26 or seven per cent. "The...