Other Job Opportunities

Executive Council

Various Positions

The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking highly motivated professionals with a passion for government policy to fill a wide range of positions within Minister’s offices or Executive Council. Positions vary from entry level to highly strategic managerial roles and may include the following:

• Administrative Assistant
• Ministerial Assistant
• Chief of Staff/Director
• Media Relations
• Digital Communications
• House Business & Research

Working directly within the Legislative Building, successful applicants will have the opportunity to contribute to the functioning of a Minister’s office, Executive Council and overall government in a variety of ways. All offices provide an engaging work environment that allows for ample opportunities for career growth. All positions are full-time, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, view the document in the Publications Centre

Innovation Saskatchewan

Building Operator / Relief Operating Engineer

Innovation Saskatchewan is the innovation agency for the Government of Saskatchewan. We fuel economic growth by empowering innovators and supporting Saskatchewan’s vibrant tech sector and research community. Our robust portfolio of grant programs, tax incentives, research funding and the Innovation Saskatchewan Research and Technology Parks help accelerate technologies and advance research. Innovation Saskatchewan works closely with industry, academia and other stakeholders to provide strong foundations that allow the province’s ecosystem to thrive and make Saskatchewan a world leader in innovation.

Reporting to the Senior Manager, Building Operations, the Building Operator / Relief Operating Engineer plays a pivotal role in the efficient operation and ongoing maintenance of the Innovation Saskatchewan Research and Technology (R+T) Park in Saskatoon. This position is responsible for overseeing the daily operation and regulation of key building systems and equipment, including heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), steam and hydronic heating, computerized automation systems and other critical infrastructure.

For more information, please visit Innovation Saskatchewan

Closing Date: January 16. 2026

Provincial Court of Saskatchewan

Senior Justices of the Peace

The Provincial Court of Saskatchewan is seeking qualified candidates who wish to be considered to serve as Senior Justices of the Peace. This is a highly responsible judicial role requiring impartiality, sound judgment, and a strong commitment to justice and public service.

Candidates will be interviewed by a committee selected by the Chief Judge of the Provincial Court and the Supervising Justice of the Peace. Appointments are made by the Lieutenant Governor in Council on the recommendation of the Minister of Justice and Attorney General.

For more information, view the document in the Publications Centre.

Closing Date: January 15, 2026

Saskatchewan Coroners Services

Community Coroners

The Saskatchewan Coroners Service (SCS) is responsible for the investigation of all sudden, unexpected, and unnatural deaths in the province in accordance with The Coroners Act, 1999. Coroners in Saskatchewan are appointed by the Chief Coroner and serve the citizens of the local community and surrounding areas where the coroner resides.

The SCS is seeking mature, discrete, compassionate, and community minded individuals to work as coroners with the responsibility to answer the who, how, when, where, and by what means the deceased died and look at aspects of prevention. The SCS is currently recruiting community coroners in the following locations: Black Lake/Stony Rapids, Foam Lake/Kelvington/Wadena, Moose Jaw, Nipawin, Pelican Narrows/Creighton/Flin Flon, Regina and Saskatoon.

For more information, view the document in the Publications Centre.

Closing Date: February 1, 2026

Legislative Assembly

Procedural Clerk

Imagine working at the heart of Saskatchewan’s democratic process, where your procedural knowledge doesn’t just serve an organization—it sustains a parliamentary institution. Based in the historic Legislative Building in beautiful Wascana Park, this role offers the chance to grow, evolve, and contribute to something bigger.

The Parliamentary Support Division brings together the branches that directly support the proceedings of the Assembly. The division includes the Procedural Services Branch, which provides support to the Assembly in the form of procedural advice, committee support, and broadcast expertise. The team produces and manages several time-sensitive Assembly documents and permanent official records of the Assembly’s proceedings. In addition, the branch supports the standing and special committees of the assembly with procedural advice and research on public policy issues.

Reporting to the Clerk Assistant-Committees, this position is responsible for providing research, analysis and recommendations, administrative coordination and advice on parliamentary procedure to Standing and Special Committees of the Legislative Assembly. In addition, this position is responsible for leading team projects directed at improving parliamentary and procedural processes/services. These services include procedural education and communication, table research, table duties, and reviewing, making recommendations for revision, and documenting processes. For more information on this opportunity, view the document in the Publications Centre.

Closing Date: January 9, 2025 at 5 p.m.