Government of Saskatchewan News

The annual ban on pruning elm trees in Saskatchewan begins April 1 and runs until August 31. It is illegal to prune elm trees during this time to help stop the spread of Dutch elm disease (DED). ...

Increase Vaccination to Protect Your Family Vaccinating school-age children ages 5 to 11 extends protection against COVID-19 to other children in the household, particularly those who cannot be...

Premier's Mission Will Focus On Strengthening The Saskatchewan Trade Relationships And Growing Opportunities For Saskatchewan Exporters  Premier Scott Moe will travel to the United Kingdom (UK) and...

The 2022-23 Budget supports efforts to make Saskatchewan more resilient to the effects of a changing climate, creates jobs and grows Saskatchewan's natural resource sector through investment and...

Saskatchewan's 2022-23 Budget, tabled today by Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Donna Harpauer, highlights a growing economy, improving finances and a clear path to balance with significant...

Today, as a part of the 2022-23 Budget, the Government of Saskatchewan is introducing minor changes to the Education Property Tax (EPT) mill rates.  These changes will be asking residential,...

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The 2022-23 provincial budget sees a continued investment in First Nations and Métis communities across Saskatchewan. Targeted funding of $233.2 million will be provided for First Nations and...

The 2022-23 Budget aims to strengthen and protect Saskatchewan people with $947 million for the justice system, an increase of more than $32.7 million or 3.6 per cent compared to last...

The 2022-23 Budget will strengthen Saskatchewan's post-secondary education sector with the continuation of a unique multi-year investment and more nurse training opportunities.  The Government of...

The 2022-23 provincial budget provides more than $448 million in direct support to Saskatchewan municipalities. "Our government continues to support and strengthen Saskatchewan communities with key...

The 2022-23 Budget will support growth in our provincial economy and assist Saskatchewan industries by increasing its investment in the Creative Saskatchewan Production Grant Program for film and...

This year’s Agriculture Budget is $462.4 million, a 19.5 per cent increase from the previous year that is driven by a strong 2022-23 Crop Insurance Program and record agriculture research funding....

The Saskatchewan government is making a record investment in health care, with a 5.2 per cent increase this year to address surgical wait times, mental health, and many other priorities. "As we...

The Government of Saskatchewan is providing $94.9 million in funding from the 2022-23 Provincial Budget for the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency to continue protecting Saskatchewan people and...

The 2022-23 Budget provides a record investment of $2.88 billion that supports Prekindergarten to Grade 12 students, early learners and school and child care staff. This is an increase of $219.9...

The Government of Saskatchewan will deliver its largest investment ever to support people with mental health and addictions challenges across the province this year. This priority area of focus...

The 2022-23 Bbudget is a record $1.386 billion, an increase of $45.7 million or 3.4 per cent over 2021-22. "This year's budget supports Saskatchewan people and children in need, while also...

The 2022-23 Budget reinforces the importance of the natural resource sector as a key contributor to Saskatchewan's economy and global provider of responsibly produced and regulated oil and gas,...

The Ministry of Highways is investing $846 million to make our roads safer while continuing to stimulate economic growth.  "Three years ago, our government set a Growth Plan goal to improve 10,000...