Crop report for the period April 28 to May 4, 2026 Paid Members Public
Spring seeding is underway in some areas of Saskatchewan while other areas are delayed due to flooding and runoff. Currently, three per cent of the 2026 crop has been planted, behind the five-year average of 12 per cent and the 10-year average of 13 per cent.
Strychnine stewardship training available Paid Members Public
Online training is now available for producers planning to participate in Saskatchewan's Strychnine Stewardship Program.
Province seeks opinions on social media limits for youth Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is looking to hear directly from families in the province regarding placing limits on social media access for youth under the age of 16.
Saskatchewan's GDP highest on record - $85.4 billion Paid Members Public
Today, estimates from Statistics Canada show Saskatchewan's GDP grew by 2.2 per cent, bringing the total for 2025 to $85.4 billion. This is yet another all-time high for the province and well above the national average of 1.6 per cent.
May is early childhood education month Paid Members Public
Join the Government of Saskatchewan and the early years sector as we celebrate early childhood education month and May 13th as early childhood educator (ECE) appreciation day.
Protecting workers during Safety and Health Week Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan has officially proclaimed May 4-9, 2026 as Safety and Health Week as part of its ongoing commitment to safer workplaces and communities.
Saskatchewan celebrates Indigenous Economic Development Day Paid Members Public
Province's off-reserve Indigenous workforce reaches record high of 67,300 in 2025.
Saskatchewan launches firearms verification service Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Firearms Amendment Act, 2026, is now in force, allowing Saskatchewan firearms owners and businesses to apply for certificates of exemption and continue possessing and storing their lawfully-owned, but now prohibited, firearms on behalf of the province.
Saskatchewan replaces the Time Act Paid Members Public
With Alberta's announcement that 2026 would be their final 'spring forward' into permanently following Central Standard Time (CST), the Ministry of Government Relations is repealing and replacing Saskatchewan's long-standing and unique The Time Act with updated legislation.
Saskatchewan supports CHL and WHL against U.S. lawsuit Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan is taking a stand for the CHL and WHL as part of an ongoing legal dispute.
Nine individuals to receive 2026 Saskatchewan Order of Merit Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Order of Merit 2026 Recipient Biographies serve as lasting reminders of distinguished service and leadership in the province's health care, historical scholarship, community service, and cultural contributions.
Saskatchewan monthly construction update Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Monthly Construction Update is a new initiative to showcase a selection of the 20 major and 134 additional construction projects in Saskatchewan.
Investing in Saskatchewan Highway Patrol Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is investing in the Saskatchewan Highway Patrol (SHP) through the 2026-27 provincial budget to enhance the safety and security of provincial highways and infrastructure.
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.
