Health and Education
Health card renewal stickers this fall Paid Members Public
With health cards set to expire at the end of 2026, eHealth is reminding Saskatchewan residents to make sure their address and family information on file is up-to-date to ensure they receive their new health card stickers this fall.
Provinces should allow duplicate health insurance Paid Members Public
The Montreal Economic Institute considers: For too many Canadians, accessing health care means one thing above all else - waiting.
Saskatchewan expands breast screening eligibility Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan has reached the fourth and final phase of lowering the eligibility age for routine breast screening.
Student aid applications open for Saskatchewan's post secondary students Paid Members Public
Students pursuing post-secondary education can now access Saskatchewan Student Aid applications for the 2026-27 academic year, benefiting over 24,000 students with more than $119.3 million in aid.
Saskatchewan protecting health IT infrastructure Paid Members Public
eHealth Saskatchewan will invest $43.6 million in information technology (IT) capital and operational purchases in the coming year.
June proclaimed as Deafblind Awareness Month Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is partnering with CNIB Deafblind Community Services to proclaim June as Deafblind Awareness Month.
Sask DLC oil and gas courses benefit students Paid Members Public
Over the last two school years, 37 grade 10-12 students gained real world experience in Saskatchewan's oil and gas industry, thanks to online high school courses with work placements offered by Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre (Sask DLC).
Provincial fire ban lifted Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) has lifted the provincial fire ban, including ATVs and UTVs, as of 11 a.m. on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, due to improved conditions.
Saskatchewan recognizes multiple sclerosis awareness month Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is recognizing Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Awareness Month and highlighting ongoing work to improve access to MS care across the province.
Tips and tricks to avoid ticks Paid Members Public
Spring weather and warmer temperatures increase tick activity across the province.
Independent review to strengthen hospital safety Paid Members Public
Work is beginning this week on the independent, third-party review of hospital safety and security.
Saskatchewan seeks feedback on Adoption Act Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking input on proposed amendments to The Adoption Act, 1998, and The Adoption Regulations, 2003, that will modernize adoption legislation to better reflect today's social, cultural and legal landscape.
Saskatchewan recognizes National Nursing Week Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan is recognizing and expressing its gratitude for the high-quality, live-saving work of nurses in the province during National Nursing Week, May 11 to 17.
Registered Nurses Delivering Safe, Trusted Care in Saskatchewan Paid Members Public
Safe, trusted health care does not happen by chance. It depends on skilled nurses and a strong system that sets clear expectations for safe practice.
Look, but do not touch young wildlife Paid Members Public
As temperatures warm up and more people head outdoors, it is common to come across young wildlife in natural areas.
Saskatchewan signs 3-year pharmacy proprietor agreement Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan and the Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan (PAS) have developed a three-year agreement that aligns with the province's Patients First Health Care Plan.
