Government invests $17.2M in justice programs Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is demonstrating its commitment to building and protecting safe, strong communities by investing in alternative measures and extrajudicial sanctions programs across the province.
Saskatchewan fish hatchery drives angling opportunities Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Fish Hatchery continues to play a vital role in supporting the province's recreational fishery, producing and stocking millions of fish each year to enhance angling opportunities.
Inmate released from custody in error Paid Members Public
Wilbur Young, 35, has been reported unlawfully at large after he was released from custody on April 23, 2026, as a result of an administrative error following his sentencing.
162 doctors matched to residency seats in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
The Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS) has released the final results for the 2026 medical residency match across Canada, confirming that all 162 residency seats at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) have been filled.
Saskatchewan amends Information Services Corporation Act Paid Members Public
Today, the Government of Saskatchewan introduced amendments to the Information Services Corporation Act.
SaskPower, Bruce Power sign MOU to support Saskatchewan's large nuclear reactor technology assessment Paid Members Public
SaskPower has signed a memorandum of understanding with Bruce Power to access the Ontario-based company's expertise in nuclear generation, project development, and long-term operations as Saskatchewan evaluates large nuclear technologies.
Regina breast health centre marks one year Paid Members Public
The Regina Breast Health Centre is celebrating its first anniversary, marking one year of significantly improving breast health care for Saskatchewan patients.
Students conclude work on 2025-26 post-secondary student council Paid Members Public
The 2025-26 Saskatchewan Post-Secondary Student Council has wrapped up its third year, bringing together 24 students from across the province. Students shared experiences and provided insights into key areas of post-secondary education.
Saskatchewan wholesale trade first in Canada Paid Members Public
Today, Statistics Canada released February 2026 figures for wholesale trade, which show strong growth for the economy.
Legislation passed to recognize Saskatchewan's many peoples Paid Members Public
Today, the Government of Saskatchewan passed The From Many Peoples, Strength Act, which will create a new framework for recognizing the days, weeks, and months that celebrate the unique heritages of Saskatchewan's many peoples.
Government to undertake comprehensive farm land ownership review Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan will undertake a comprehensive review of The Saskatchewan Farm Security Act including additional public and stakeholder consultations after an initial review conducted by the Farm Land Ownership Advisory Committee.
April oil and gas public offering raises nearly $13 million in revenue Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan's first Crown oil and natural gas public offering of the new fiscal year, held on April 7, 2026, generated $12,835,947 in revenue.
Minister re-establishes advisory committee on labour relations Paid Members Public
Today, Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Minister Ken Cheveldayoff announced the re-establishment of a committee to provide advice on labour relations, employment standards and workplace safety.
Urban road program to enhance communities Paid Members Public
Highways Minister Kim Gartner announced upcoming projects in Estevan, North Battleford, Prince Albert, and Swift Current supported by the provincial government's Urban Highway Connector Program.
Saskatchewan's labour market remains strong with 15,000 full time jobs created in March Paid Members Public
The labour market in Saskatchewan remains strong with 15,000 full time jobs added year-over-year.
Province reaches agreement with Saskatchewan optometrists Paid Members Public
Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill and Saskatchewan Association of Optometrists (SAO) President Heather Hunter announce a six-year agreement in principle for optometry services, supporting the delivery of high-quality eye care in the province.
