Effective Friday, September 17, a province-wide mandatory masking order will be implemented for all indoor public spaces.
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Municipal administrators are invited to provide feedback concerning the 2020 general municipal elections.
An Autism Stakeholder Working Group has been created to assist government in creating a new funding model. The working group sought feedback from parents/caregivers of children with ASD, as well as service providers.
As part of the approval process for the construction of a Wollaston Lake Winter Road, Transport Canada was asking members of the public to submit comments about the potential impact to marine navigation.
The Government has concluded consultations on proposed changes to Directive PNG005: Casing and Cementing Requirements.
The Ministry of Environment wants your input on proposed household hazardous waste regulations to ensure a new program will meet the needs of Saskatchewan residents.
Learn about the Creative Saskatchewan review and read the report.
The Ministry of the Education sought feedback for the development of a preschool program for children who are deaf and hard of hearing. Input from families will help ensure the preschool program meets the needs of children and families.
Government consulted with the oil and gas industry on proposed changes to Directive PNG008.
Government consulted with the oil and gas industry on proposed changes to Directive PNG076.
The Ministry of Environment sought input to ensure an effective and efficient MMRP, which will help us to better understand key interests and concerns to be considered during regulatory review.
The Ministry of Agriculture has concluded the public consultation on the inclusion of fenugreek into the Saskatchewan Pulse Growers’ mandate.
The Government of Saskatchewan has completed a study on the intersection of Highway 1 and the Grand Coulee Access Road. Next, we asked stakeholders to take a survey about the study's findings and how to move forward while keeping traffic moving safely and improving access for commercial and residential traffic.
The Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety gathered input on possible regulatory changes to The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 1996 to align specific personal protective equipment requirements with those being adopted across Canada
Public engagement was open from July 13 to August 4, 2021, for proposed improvements for Highway 3, west of Prince Albert.
The public was asked what they thought about the proposed Highway 5 twinning project from May 21 to June 4, 2021.
The Government of Saskatchewan sought input in the development of new provincial legislation to prevent human trafficking.
An inter-ministerial working group was established to identify what supports are currently provided by employers as well as whether other supports are needed to help victims of domestic and interpersonal violence transition from these relationships.
Deputy Premier and Minister of Education Don Morgan appointed Dan Perrins to review the current education system in Saskatchewan and provide governance structure options for consideration. On receiving the report, a six-person panel was set up to lead consultations with education stakeholders and allowed the public to offer feedback on the report. Their findings are provided within.
Have your say on how alcohol is sold in Saskatchewan. Find out about the potential options and help design the future of liquor retailing in Saskatchewan.
The Ministry of Government Relations invited feedback and input concerning regulations for municipal public accounts. A summary of results is now available.
The Ministry of Immigration and Career Training requested feedback from Saskatchewan employers, job seekers and community partners on the National Job Bank service.
We want to know how you feel about wildfire safety. You can help us design more effective prevention programming by taking a short survey.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources has concluded consultations on the proposed new directives.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources has concluded consultation with the oil and gas industry on The Pipelines Administration and Licensing Regulations and Directive PNG034: Saskatchewan Pipelines Code.
The Government has concluded consultations on proposed new legislation called The Oil and Gas Conservation (Miscellaneous) Amendment Regulations.
The Government has concluded consultations on the proposed Oil and Gas Emission Management Regulations.
The Government of Saskatchewan requested public feedback on regulations and policies as part of its review of The Outfitter and Guide Regulations, 2004.
The Ministry of Advanced Education conducted a survey of people who were registered at a post-secondary institution in 2015-16 but may not have returned for the 2016-17 academic year.
View the results of the Post-Secondary Graduate Outcomes Study. Saskatchewan post-secondary graduates from 2004-05, 2009-10, and 2014 were asked to complete the survey and be a part of the study.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources is consulting with the oil and gas industry on a proposed amended Directive for Public Notice Requirements.
The Ministry of Advanced Education undertook consultation on proposed amendments to The Degree Authorization Regulations.
Mineral Rights Tax payers and stakeholders are encouraged to provide comments on proposed amendments to The Mineral Taxation Act, 1983 by August 16, 2019.
The Ministry of Environment and the Saskatchewan Environmental Code Advisory Committee sought feedback on proposed amendments to the Hydrostatic Testing Chapter of the Saskatchewan Environmental Code.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources has concluded consultation on proposed amendments to The Seismic Exploration Regulations, 1999.
Public engagement was open from March 15 to 28, 2021, for proposed improvements to the Highway 39 and 13 intersection and Highway 39 section twinning.
The Ministry of Environment and the Saskatchewan Environmental Code Advisory Committee sought feedback on a proposed new Forest Inventory Chapter for inclusion in the Saskatchewan Environmental Code.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources has concluded consultations on proposed new regulations regarding interest charges assessed on late payments of royalties, rents, taxes and other fees owing to the Crown.
The Energy Regulation Division of the Ministry of Energy and Resources consulted with stakeholders on proposed regulatory enhancements intended to strengthen Saskatchewan’s oil and gas liability management framework.
Information on Saskatchewan Provincial Park designations as they are proposed and in the consultation stages.
The Ministry of Education requested input from the public, through an online survey, to help develop a new provincial education plan.
Help the Advisory Group on Poverty Reduction by sharing your voice, experience and perspectives on how we can all work together to reduce poverty in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan recently sought comments from the public on the review of The Fisheries Regulations to make sure they’re still relevant and appropriate, and to eliminate as much red tape as possible. The public was asked to take a short survey about these regulations and their impact on them. The survey is now closed.
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Education solicited public feedback on the Report of Saskatchewan Public Libraries Engagement. The survey closed January 25, 2019. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback.
As part of the Red Tape Reduction initiative, the Government of Saskatchewan sought feedback from stakeholders regarding proposed changes to The Food Safety Regulations.
To protect the health of Saskatchewan citizens, the Government of Saskatchewan sought feedback from stakeholders regarding a proposed amendment to The Hospital Standards Regulations, 1980.
The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking feedback from stakeholders regarding proposed changes to The Milk Pasteurization Regulations and the Milk Plant Standards.
The Government of Saskatchewan asked for your feedback on The Radiation Health and Safety Regulations, 2005.
The Government of Saskatchewan sought public input on the need to consolidate the approach to trespass in Saskatchewan legislation.
The Disability Strategy will provide the framework to transform disability programs and services.
The Ministry of Health is requesting feedback from the public and industry stakeholders on proposed changes to the Saskatchewan Onsite Water Disposal Guide. Your input will help modernize requirements for the design and installation of private sewage works.
Planning continues on the Saskatoon Freeway, a future freeway around the city would improve traffic flow, alleviate congestion and improve safety. Learn more about the project and the consultation that was done around phase two.
Those affected by the Sixties Scoop were invited to help the province prepare a meaningful apology.
The Ministry of Environment asked stakeholders and the public to provide feedback to The Hazardous Substances and Waste Dangerous Goods Regulations, to increase administrative efficiency while continuing to protect public and environmental health.
The Ministry of Environment asked stakeholders and the public to provide feedback to The PCB Waste Storage Regulations, to increase administrative efficiency while continuing to protect public and environmental health.
The Ministry of Government Relations recently collected feedback on red tape issues regarding building and accessibility standards regulations.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources is consulting with the oil and gas industry on an amended version of Directive PNG016: Acknowledgement of Reclamation Requirements.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources sought input from the oil and gas industry on an amended version of Directive PNG025: Licensee Liability Rating (LLR) Program.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources is consulting with the oil and gas industry on a proposed amended Directive for abandonments of oil and gas wells in Saskatchewan.
The government is consulting with the oil and gas industry on proposed changes to the proposed changes to Directive R01.
The government consulted with the oil and gas industry on proposed changes to Directive PNG010.
The Government of Saskatchewan asked the public for feedback on a draft range plan for woodland caribou in the central portion of the province’s Boreal Plain (SK2 Central). The 60-day review period ran from October 30 to December 29, 2017.
The province asked the public for feedback on a draft range plan for woodland caribou in the western portion of the province's Boreal Plain (SK2 West).
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