Postal Service Disruption | Interruption des services postaux

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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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Canada and Saskatchewan Student Grants

Grants are available through the Government of Saskatchewan and the Government of Canada to help students fund their post-secondary education. You will be automatically assessed for grants when you apply for Full-Time or Part-Time Saskatchewan Student Aid. Eligibility for Canada and Saskatchewan Student Grants is determined based on your family size and income, weeks of study and, in some circumstances, assessed financial need.

Did you know that grants-only funding is available? Grants do not need to be paid back! To receive only grants and decline student loans, choose the grants-only option on your Saskatchewan Student Aid application.

Please note that there are specific circumstances where grants may become repayable. Read the 2025-26 Student Aid Handbook for more information on grants.

  1. Grants for Full-Time Students
  2. Grants for Part-Time Students
  3. Students with Disabilities
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1. Grants for Full-Time Students

Four grants are available to help full-time post-secondary students fund their education. Students must apply for Full-Time Saskatchewan Student Aid to determine their eligibility for grants.

Full-time students may be eligible for the following grants:

  • Canada Student Grant for Full-Time Students: Provides up to $4,200 per eight-month academic year (up to $525 per month).
  • Saskatchewan Student Grant for Full-Time Students: Provides up to $1,000 per eight-month academic year (up to $130 per month).

Full-time students with dependants 12 years of age or under, or over 12 years of age with a permanent disability, may also be eligible for the following grants:

  • Canada Student Grant for Full-Time Students with Dependants: Provides up to $2,240 per dependant, per eight-month academic year (up to $280 per dependant per month).
  • Saskatchewan Student Grant for Full-Time Students with Dependants: Provides up to $950 per dependant, per eight-month academic year (up to $121per dependant per month).
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2. Grants for Part-Time Students

Three grants are available to help part-time post-secondary students fund their education. Students must apply for Part-Time Saskatchewan Student Aid to determine their eligibility for grants.

Part-time students may be eligible for the following grants:

  • Canada Student Grant for Part-Time Studies Provides up to $2,520 per academic year.
  • Saskatchewan Student Grant for Part-Time Students: Provides up to $800 per academic year.

Part-time students with dependants 12 years of age or under, or over 12 years of age with a permanent disability, may also be eligible for the following grant:

  • Canada Student Grant for Part-Time Students with Dependants:
    • Provides students with one or two dependants with up to $2,688 per academic year (up to $56 per week of study).
    • Provides students with three or more dependants with up to $2,688 per academic year (up to $84 per week of study).
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3. Students with Disabilities

Grants are available to help students with disabilities cover educational and living costs. Students must apply for Full-Time or Part-Time Saskatchewan Student Aid to determine their eligibility for grants.

Students with disabilities may be eligible for the Canada Student Grant for Students with Disabilities, which provides $2,800 per academic year.

Students with disabilities may also be eligible for the Grant for Services and Equipment for Students with Disabilities, which offers students up to $22,000 per academic year. A separate application is required to determine eligibility for this grant.

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