COVID-19

Learn more about COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. Daily case numbers and information for businesses and workers.

The Re-Open Saskatchewan plan was released on April 23rd.

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COVID-19 Information for Businesses and Workers

Support for Businesses

Find federal and provincial support available to businesses. Support for Businesses

Support for Workers

Information to help Saskatchewan workers impacted by COVID-19. Support for Workers

Allowable Business Services

View a list of critical public services and allowable business services that can continue to operate in accordance with social distancing practices.

Re-Open Saskatchewan

A plan to re-open the provincial economy.

Managing Staffing and Leave

Information to help businesses manage staffing and leave due to COVID-19.

Saskatchewan Small Business Emergency Payment Program

The program provides a payment to small businesses that have been ordered to temporarily close or significantly curtail operations through a public health order to help control transmission of COVID-19. Payments are based on 15% of a business’s monthly revenue in either April 2019 or February 2020. Maximum payment is $5,000 per business.

Saskatchewan Temporary Wage Supplement Program

The Saskatchewan Temporary Wage Supplement Program (STWSP) provides a temporary wage supplement to eligible lower income workers employed by an eligible essential care facility. The temporary supplement is $400 for each 4-week period up to 16 weeks, for the period from March 15, 2020 to July 4, 2020.

Support for Businesses

Federal and provincial support is available to assist businesses affected by COVID-19.

Support for Workers

Federal and provincial support is available to help workers affected by COVID-19.

Guidance for Grocery Stores

The guidance provided on this page is targeted at food retailers.

Support for Community-Based Organizations

Guidance on client self-isolation for community-based organizations.

Accessing Personal Protective Equipment

List of PPE suppliers to help Saskatchewan businesses source the PPE they need.

Public Health Measures in the Workplace

Check for updates to workplace requirements.

COVID-19 Products and Supplies

If you are a Saskatchewan business, innovator, or supplier and you think you have a solution that can help us fight COVID-19, you may direct your submission to procurement@gov.sk.ca.

Business Response Team FAQs

Frequently asked questions received by the Business Response Team.

Health and Safety Guidelines Posters

Posters available for download to help communicate health and safety guidelines to your workers and customers.

Information for Municipalities: Solid Waste Management

Solid waste collection/disposal is an essential service in Saskatchewan. Here we provide municipalities with up-to-date information on how to keep citizens and employees safe as they continue to provide this critical service during the current COVID-19 public health emergency.

Information for Truckers

In response to COVID-19, the hours of service regulations for commercial truck drivers is being temporarily modified. As truck drivers are essential to the movement of goods they are also exempt from the 14-day isolation period after returning to Saskatchewan.

Ministry of Environment Temporary Enforcement Policy during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Due to the COVID-19 situation, the Ministry of Environment is implementing a temporary policy to provide enforcement discretion for environmental regulations at all industrial and municipal operations it regulates.