Government of Saskatchewan ministries, Crown corporations and organizations are working to minimize the impacts of the postal service disruption.
Les ministères, les sociétés d’État et les organismes du gouvernement de la Saskatchewan travaillent à réduire au minimum les répercussions de l’interruption des services postaux.
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Municipalities Today is a web-based newsletter published monthly by the Ministry of Government Relations. It lists deadlines, training opportunities, services and programs that may be of interest to Saskatchewan municipal officials.
View past editions of Municipalities Today by visiting the Publications Centre.
Are there high school students in your community who may be interested in learning more about a career in municipal government? Do you want to showcase the work of your municipality and educate the youth in your community about local governance? Hosting a Municipal Career Spotlight may be your answer.
The purpose of a Municipal Career Spotlight is to engage, educate and promote interest in municipal careers to high school students in your community. Often, communities/schools will host career days for students to learn about different jobs and what they need to study to get those jobs.
The Municipal Career Spotlight Guide is available to assist administrators and elected officials in hosting their own Municipal Career Spotlight. The guide has tips to help plan your own career day to showcase municipal careers such as an administrator, public works staff, recreation staff, planning and development staff, etc.
The guide contains activities that will appeal to students such as a classroom learning session, hosting a mock council meeting and touring municipal facilities. You can customize the poster template, student handouts and other materials to suit your own circumstances.
The classroom learning session involves a PowerPoint presentation. It can be downloaded as a separate document so that you can customize it to suit your own community. The slides explain the different types of municipalities, their responsibilities to their citizens and career paths students can consider.
If you have any questions, contact Advisory Services and Municipal Relations at 306-787-2740.
Municipalities that must submit their 2024 public reporting on municipal waterworks to the Ministry of Government Relations are required to do so by September 1. Emails were sent to each of these municipalities in July 2025, along with a link to the online questionnaire and instructions on how to complete it.
Waterworks data is collected for assessing sustainability and improving transparency.
Failure to submit the information may affect eligibility to access funding under the Municipal Revenue Sharing program.
If you have any questions, please contact the financial management unit at the Ministry of Government Relations via email at waterworks@gov.sk.ca or phone 306-787-8859 or 306-787-2655.
As summer winds down and we begin preparing for fall, administrators and staff can refer to the following calendars for a list of key tasks, legislative responsibilities and deadlines for each month of the year:
Has your municipality had a recent byelection? Administrators should submit their results to the ministry as soon as possible using our online Municipal Elections Result Form.
Staff will also need to review and update their record in the Municipal Directory.
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