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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The Government of Saskatchewan will continue providing tuition support for Ukrainian post-secondary students currently receiving tuition relief until they complete their programs.
The province is reviewing its tuition relief program to determine if funding will be available to new post-secondary students after March 31, 2026.
High school students who arrived under CUAET are encouraged to apply to their preferred post-secondary program for the 2026-27 academic year. Information on funding will be provided once the review is complete.
Saskatchewan is committed to supporting Ukrainian residents who have come to the province under the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) program.
The province provides funding to allow Ukrainians who came to Saskatchewan through the CUAET program to pay domestic tuition rates at Saskatchewan post-secondary institutions, rather than international tuition rates. The Ministry of Advanced Education is conducting a review of the program and more information will be provided as soon as the review is complete.
Students currently benefiting from the tuition relief program will continue to receive support for the duration of their current program. Anyone considering post-secondary for 2026-27 academic year is encouraged to apply while the tuition relief program is under review. More information on how to apply can be found below.
Students approved to pay domestic tuition rates must have entered Saskatchewan under the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) program and plan to pursue part-time or full-time studies at a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution.
They must also be connected to the province in one of the following ways:
Students will be required to provide proof of landing and residency.
All eligible applicants are still considered international students by the Government of Canada and will require a valid study permit to attend their post-secondary institution of choice.
Note: Ukrainian tuition relief provided by the Government of Saskatchewan is only available to those attending post-secondary education institutions within the province. Students considering post-secondary education outside of Saskatchewan are encouraged to look into support offered by other provinces or institutions.
Anyone who came to Saskatchewan through CUAET who has since become a permanent resident is automatically qualified for domestic tuition rates.
Students can apply for their Saskatchewan post-secondary education institution of choice through the regular application process for an international student.
Institutions will only charge the domestic tuition rate to eligible students. The Ministry of Advanced Education will then pay the difference in tuition to the institution.
This process is subject to change after March 31, 2026, pending the program review. An update will be provided once the review is complete. Students are still encouraged to apply for programs after this date.
Ukrainian students who choose to live and work in Saskatchewan after graduation may be eligible to receive up to $24,000 in tax credits through the Graduate Retention Program.
The Canada-Saskatchewan Integrated Student Assistance program is available only to Canadian citizens, permanent residents or refugees. Ukrainian students who arrived in Saskatchewan under the CUAET program would become eligible for student loans and grants once they become permanent residents.
Students may be eligible for scholarships offered by their post-secondary institution.
There are a number of additional supports available to all Ukrainians who have entered Canada through CUAET.
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