Government of Saskatchewan News

The annual ban on pruning elm trees in Saskatchewan begins April 1 and runs until August 31. The ban is in place to help stop the spread of Dutch elm disease (DED).  DED is a fatal tree disease...

The Government of Saskatchewan is launching a new way to access primary care in the province with the introduction of mobile community wellness buses. The buses will be staffed and run by the...

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) warns investors of the online entities known as Amitell Capital PTE LTD, Royal Stone Group and Alpin Horizons. "Checking the...

Saskatchewan Exports 21 Million Cubic Metres of Oil to the United States Annually, Which is Essential for North American Energy Security   Today, Premier Scott Moe announced that Saskatchewan will...

The 2025-26 Budget delivers on key health care commitments including better access to acute and emergency care, team-based primary care and continuing care services. This year's budget also...

Innovation Saskatchewan, the provincial government's innovation agency, is investing in research infrastructure to support Saskatchewan's world-class research community. The 2025-26 Budget includes...

Saskatchewan's 2025-26 Provincial Budget is delivering for the people of Saskatchewan. Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Jim Reiter tabled a budget today that delivers on the priorities of...

A record investment of $623.8 million in the 2025-26 Budget supports mental health and addictions services with a $52.8 million, or 9.2 per cent, increase from 2024-25. This budget delivers on...

All Saskatchewan communities and their residents share in the economic success of Saskatchewan through Municipal Revenue Sharing (MRS), which will be a record $361.8 million this year. This is an...

The Government of Saskatchewan is reinforcing its commitment to safer communities through new and continued investments in the 2025-26 Budget, including $679.4 million for the Ministry of...

The Ministry of Justice and Attorney General is investing more than $271.0 million to enhance community safety and deliver safer communities and neighbourhoods.  "This budget focuses on delivering...

The Ministry of Highways 2025-26 Budget of $777.0 million is a road map to enhance driver safety and invest in strategic infrastructure to sustain Saskatchewan's export-based economy. "Our...

The Government of Saskatchewan is investing in education with a $3.5 billion Ministry of Education budget. This is an increase of $183.5 million, or 5.5 per cent, over last year and supports...

The 2025-26 Budget delivers the largest total capital budget in Saskatchewan history at $4.6 billion.  Funding from this year's budget will invest in capital projects throughout the province to...

The 2025-26 Budget will continue to deliver priority programs and services for communities throughout Saskatchewan with $284.9 million invested in First Nations and Métis people and organizations,...

New Incentives Drive Innovation, Growth and Competitiveness The Ministry of Trade and Export Development's 2025-26 Budget will support Saskatchewan businesses by further diversifying markets and...

Funding announced in the 2025-26 Budget will help the government deliver on commitments and expand existing programs. The new provincial budget delivers a number of the government’s previous...

The Ministry of Environment's 2025-26 Budget reflects government's commitment to protecting Saskatchewan's environment while fostering economic growth and sustainability. "Environmental stewardship...

Guided by Building the Workforce for a Growing Economy: the Saskatchewan Labour Market Strategy, the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training is investing more than $117.0 million in programs...

The 2025-26 Budget for the Ministry of Social Services delivers $1.61 billion to priority areas that support Saskatchewan people, families and children in need. This investment represents an...