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

Legislative Assembly

Parliamentary Education Interpreter

Are you looking for a unique educational opportunity that allows you to engage directly with Saskatchewan’s democratic institutions and rich heritage? As a Parliamentary Education Interpreter, you will play a key role in bringing the Legislative Assembly to life by delivering informative tours of the Legislative Building, supporting educational programming and engaging with the public. The Legislative Assembly Service (LAS) is dedicated to enhancing parliamentary democracy by providing impartial, non-partisan support to the Legislative Assembly. Our mission is to foster a transparent, participatory democracy, with a team committed to supporting the institution of Parliament for the people of Saskatchewan.

Parliamentary Education works to develop interest in the Legislative Assembly; its function, the Legislative building, and Saskatchewan’s diverse heritage by offering superior programming for all peoples. We are seeking a well-organized, energetic individual who enjoys working in a fast-paced team environment to join them.

Reporting to the Parliamentary Education and Protocol Supervisor, the position is responsible for the delivery of comprehensive factual and informative tours of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building in both French and English, with emphasis on its history, relevance and place within Saskatchewan and Canada.

For more information, view the document in the Publications Centre

Closing Date: February 19, 2026

Office of the Saskatchewan Information and Privacy Commissioner (OIPC)

Intake Officer

The OIPC is an oversight office and is dedicated to advocating for the access and privacy rights of Saskatchewan citizens. The OIPC ensures that public bodies and trustees respect the privacy and access rights of the citizens of Saskatchewan by:

• informing members of the public of their information rights;
• resolving access and privacy disputes between individuals and public bodies and trustees;
• making recommendations on appeals from access to information and correction request decisions by public bodies;
• investigating and resolving privacy complaints;
• offering advice on public bodies’/trustees’ policies and practices; and
• commenting on proposed laws or amendments to legislation when there are access or privacy implications.

Reporting to the Director of Intake, this role offers a unique opportunity to be at the forefront of the Commissioner’s legislated oversight mandate. This position allows you to directly impact access and privacy rights in the province. You would be an integral member of the Compliance Team and would have the opportunity to work collaboratively with various stakeholders and enhance understanding of individuals’ privacy and access rights.

The role of Intake Officer is the first point of contact for applicants and complainants who want a review of an access or correction decision or want an investigation into an alleged breach of privacy, along with others that seek information about our processes and involves the following responsibilities including:

• Respond to questions relating to the role of the OIPC, access and privacy rights of individuals and the related appeal processes in general
• Manage a caseload of review and investigation files at the intake stage
• Mediate and negotiate issues that arise on case files as part of the early resolution process
• Create educational resources

For more information, view the document in the Publications Centre

Closing Date: February 12, 2026

Legislative Assembly

Human Resource Consultant

Imagine working at the heart of Saskatchewan’s democratic process, where your Human Resources experience and 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 Legislative Assembly Service (LAS) is dedicated to enhancing parliamentary democracy by providing impartial, non-partisan support to the Legislative Assembly. Our mission is to foster a transparent, participatory democracy, with a team committed to supporting the institution of Parliament for the people of Saskatchewan.

Human Resources at the Legislative Assembly Service (LAS) provides strategic and operational HR services in support of the LAS’s non-partisan mandate and unique governance environment. HR supports parliamentary, procedural, corporate and operational functions, with a strong emphasis on objectivity, discretion and governance alignment.

Reporting to the Principal Director of Human Resources, the HR Consultant provides consultative HR services and specialized analytical support across a range of people and organizational matters. The role focuses on job analysis, classification and job design, policy interpretation and advisory support to leaders, while also contributing to workforce planning, organizational effectiveness and continuous improvement initiatives. The Consultant works closely with managers and senior leaders to ensure HR practices are consistent and aligned with legislative requirements and organizational priorities.

For more information, view the document in the Publications Centre

Closing Date: February 8, 2026

Legislative Assembly

Broadcast Technologist

Imagine working at the heart of Saskatchewan’s democratic process, where your broadcast industry 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 Legislative Assembly Service (LAS) is dedicated to enhancing parliamentary democracy by providing impartial, non-partisan support to the Legislative Assembly. Our mission is to foster a transparent, participatory democracy, with a team committed to supporting the institution of Parliament for the people of Saskatchewan.

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 Broadcast Services team, as part of Procedural Services Branch, is responsible for producing and broadcasting the proceedings of the Legislative Assembly and committees, as well as maintaining and supporting the audio and video equipment for the Chamber, committee room and mobile broadcasts.

Reporting to the Clerk Assistant and working as part of the Broadcast Services team, this position supports the production and delivery of live broadcasts of legislative proceedings, committee meetings and special events. The role operates broadcast equipment and systems in accordance with established standards and procedures, assists with routine maintenance and production tasks, and contributes to the creation and preservation of the official audiovisual record of parliamentary proceedings. This position provides a developmental opportunity to build technical skills and experience within a professional broadcast environment.

For more information, view the document in the Publications Centre

Closing Date: February 1, 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