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Budget Protects and Supports Affordability and Growth in Post-Secondary Education March 18, 2026 Saskatchewan’s 2026-27 Provincial Budget provides stability for post-secondary institutions, keeps education affordable for students and expands training opportunities to align with Saskatchewan’s strong job market.   Read more : https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2026/march/18/budget-protects-and-supports-affordability-and-growth-in-post-secondary-education Back

Justice Budget Protects Families and Strengthens Enforcement to Keep Communities Safe March 18, 2026 The Ministry of Justice and Attorney General is investing nearly $269 million to improve access to justice and strengthen public safety.   Read more : https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2026/march/18/justice-budget-protects-families-and-strengthens-enforcement-to-keep-communities-safe Back

Protecting Saskatchewan by Increasing Access to Mental Health and Addictions Treatment March 18, 2026 The 2026-27 Provincial Budget makes significant investments to increase access to mental health and addiction treatment in Saskatchewan. The budget will invest in building capacity by opening more treatment spaces and creating a new youth detox site, support individuals in specific

Highways Budget Protecting Saskatchewan Drivers and Economy March 18, 2026 The Ministry of Highways 2026-27 Provincial Budget of $764 million will keep Saskatchewan drivers safe and keep our province’s export-based economy moving and connected to the world.   Read more : https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2026/march/18/highways-budget-protecting-saskatchewan-drivers-and-economy Back

Social Services Budget Increases Benefits and Supports for Saskatchewan’s Most Vulnerable March 18, 2026 The 2026-27 Ministry of Social Services budget invests $1.69 billion, an increase of $71.9 million or 4.4 per cent over 2025-26, to continue to deliver critical programs and services that support and protect Saskatchewan’s most vulnerable people.   Read more :

$4.3 Billion Capital Investment in 2026-27 Budget March 18, 2026 The 2026-27 Provincial Budget delivers a capital budget in Saskatchewan at $4.3 billion, one of the largest total capital budgets in Saskatchewan’s history.   Read more : https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2026/march/18/43-billion-capital-investment-in-2026-27-budget Back

Protecting our Economy by Investing in the Workforce of Tomorrow March 18, 2026 The Ministry of Immigration and Career Training is investing nearly $125 million in programs and services to prepare Saskatchewan people for, and ensure they are the first to benefit from, the high-quality jobs being created by our economy.   Read more :

Protecting Saskatchewan’s Environment March 18, 2026 The Ministry of Environment 2026-27 Provincial Budget will support ongoing efforts to protect Saskatchewan’s natural environment and facilitate sustainable economic growth in the province.   Read more : https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2026/march/18/protecting-saskatchewans-environment Back

2026-27 Health Budget Puts Patients First by Protecting and Improving Access to Primary Care, Hospital Care and Surgery March 18, 2026 Saskatchewan’s 2026-27 record health care budget will continue to protect and accelerate progress in priority areas for patients, families and health care providers. This year’s investments will strengthen emergency and critical hospital care, open

Budget Protects a Growing, Resilient Agriculture Sector March 18, 2026 The 2026-27 Provincial Budget includes a strong commitment to agriculture with a $662.7 million investment, an increase of $37.4 million or six per cent over 2025-26.   Read more : https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2026/march/18/budget-protects-a-growing-resilient-agriculture-sector Back

$324 Million for First Nations, Métis Programs and Services March 18, 2026 The 2026-27 Provincial Budget protects the ongoing investments made in Saskatchewan First Nations and Métis communities and services with $324 million in targeted funding. Investments in community safety, education and economic reconciliation serve the province now and in the years to come.  

2026-27 Provincial Budget: Protecting Saskatchewan March 18, 2026 The 2026-27 Budget will protect Saskatchewan people through lower taxes, improved access to health care, safer communities and infrastructure investments to maintain a strong and growing economy.   Read more : https://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/news-and-media/2026/march/18/2026-27-budget-protecting-saskatchewan Back