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Saskatchewan monthly construction update Paid Members Public
October marks the eighth edition of the Saskatchewan Monthly Construction Update (MCU) as construction crews across the province continue to advance infrastructure projects and reach key milestones.
A new approach to leasing agricultural Crown land Paid Members Public
The Ministry of Agriculture is introducing a new ongoing allocation approach for agricultural Crown land leases.
Opening of the third session of the thirtieth legislature Paid Members Public
Her Honour, the Honourable Bernadette McIntyre, Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, will formally open the Third Session of the Thirtieth Legislature with the Speech from the Throne on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, in the Assembly Chamber of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building.
November skies Paid Members Public
The Moon, at last quarter, is among the stars of the Beehive Cluster (M44). On the 2nd, Mars is 1.1 degrees north of the Moon, while Jupiter is 0.5 degrees north, providing an amazing viewing opportunity.
Saskatchewan launches new respiratory therapy training program Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan's first-ever respiratory therapy program has welcomed its first cohort of students at Saskatchewan Polytechnic's Regina campus.
Saskatchewan calls for end to tanker ban Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan supports calls for the federal government to end the tanker ban on the north coast of British Columbia (B.C.).
80 new acute beds open in Saskatoon Paid Members Public
Saskatchewan has reached an important milestone in expanding acute care capacity in the province's largest city.
Saskatchewan observes breast cancer awareness month Paid Members Public
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to encourage regular screening, promote early detection and highlight the programs and services available to support breast health across Saskatchewan.
Regimental colours returned to Legislative Building Paid Members Public
First displayed in the building's Rotunda, the Colours will once again be publicly displayed where they will serve as a visible reminder of Saskatchewan's military heritage and the generations of Saskatchewan soldiers who served their country.
Saskatchewan updates CWD testing for 2026-27 Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan has updated the chronic wasting disease (CWD) testing approach for the 2026-27 hunting season, which includes mandatory testing in designated areas and voluntary testing elsewhere in the province, consistent with the approach used in 2025-26.
Small businesses are the backbone of Saskatchewan's economy Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan recognizes October 19 to 25, 2026, as Small Business Week, highlighting the significant contributions of small businesses to the economy and communities.
Saskatchewan builds on construction momentum Paid Members Public
Latest data from Statistics Canada shows investment in building construction in Saskatchewan increased by 17.3 per cent in August 2026 compared to August 2025.
Firearms amnesty extended beyond Oct. 30 expiry Paid Members Public
The Government of Canada has extended its federal firearms amnesty beyond the previously scheduled expiry date of October 30, 2026.
SGEU and SAHO Inc. reach tentative agreement Paid Members Public
The Saskatchewan Government Employees Union (SGEU) representing health care workers have reached a new tentative collective bargaining agreement for a six-year term (April 1, 2023 - March 31, 2029) with the Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations Inc. (SAHO).
Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency review Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan recognizes the importance of maintaining a fair, stable and efficient property assessment and taxation system that serves the interests of municipalities and property owners, within the province's four-year property revaluation cycle.
Crop report for the period October 13 to October 19, 2026 Paid Members Public
Favourable weather allowed producers to make good harvest progress. Provincially, harvest is 97 per cent complete, with only a small number of acres of later-seeded crops remaining in the field.
