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Les ministères, sociétés d’État et organismes du gouvernement de la Saskatchewan mettent en œuvre des plans d’urgence visant à réduire les répercussions de l’interruption du service des postes.
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Through this database, the public can retrieve reports of farm land sold within a rural municipality (RM) or within a radius of one to nine miles from a given legal land description (LLD Search).
Sales data for the Comparable Land Sales Database is received from Information Services Corporation (ISC) biweekly. Assessment data is provided by the Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency (SAMA) annually. Soil Class data comes from Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC).
Information is not changed or modified in any way. The Ministry of Agriculture merges the data as received into a report. The user may choose to include any or all of the following information on their report:
The user may sort the report by any one of the following:
An RM search is based on the RM number or any town within that RM. An LLD search requires the user to enter the section, township, range, meridian and a search factor of one to nine miles. The LLD search will then cross RM boundaries.
Reports generally appear immediately, but larger searches may take a few minutes to generate. Once the report is on screen, the user has the option of a printer friendly version, a PDF version (Adobe Reader required) and an active Excel spreadsheet version. The user may return to the original report and choose all three options. These additional formats do not incur additional charges. The report will not be saved to a user’s account after the search window has been closed.
To get an idea of the information included in the report, view this LLD Search Sample Report.
Recent updates to the CLSD were carried out to improve service and comply with data privacy provisions preventing the potential misuse of vendor and purchaser information. The Land Titles (Comparable Land Sales Database) Amendment Regulations, 2023 now allows for provision of land registry data to the Ministry of Agriculture for the purposes of operating the CLSD. The improved service will also offer enhanced security against inappropriate access to, and misuse of, government records.
Comparable Land Sales Database is now accessible through Saskatchewan Account. If you don’t have a Saskatchewan Account visit the following for guidance:
Both Individual and Organization accounts have access to a limited number of free searches each year.
Subscription licences are limited to approved organizations and must have a Saskatchewan Organization Account to perform searches.
In order to be considered for a subscription licence the subscriber must:
To apply for a subscription, please complete the CLSD Subscriber Application Form and email it to the Ministry of Agriculture at inquiries.ag@gov.sk.ca. If you require further information about subscriptions or other features of the CLSD, you can email inquiries.ag@gov.sk.ca or call 306-787-5047.
Reports will be displayed in your web browser. At this time, you can download it as a PDF document (Adobe Reader required) or an Excel spreadsheet.
Each RM in the report will count towards your total searches. Downloading the report as a PDF or Excel document does not incur any additional charge and does not count toward your total searches. The system will try to identify duplicate searches by the same user within a 10- to 15-minute window, but this is not guaranteed.
At this time, Ministry of Agriculture staff cannot do searches for individual users. If you have problems downloading your report, please contact the Ministry of Agriculture at 306-787-5047 or inquiries.ag@gov.sk.ca.
To search the Comparable Land Sales Database, you must have a Saskatchewan Account. Saskatchewan Account is free to use and allows individuals and organizations to securely access a variety of online Government of Saskatchewan services.
Individuals without a Saskatchewan Account can quickly and easily create one by following the steps outlined in Create an Individual Account, including video tutorials.
Subscription users must create an organization account. Businesses requiring an Organization Saskatchewan Account, must have a director of the business registered with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) create the organization account. For details and step-by-step video tutorials and connect a business account and complete business verification, please visit the Create an Organization Account page.
Once you are registered for a Saskatchewan Account, you must link the Comparable Land Sales service card to your account.
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