The Government of Saskatchewan is the provincial administration delivering public programs, legislation and essential services across Saskatchewan since 1905.
The Government of Saskatchewan is the provincial administration responsible for delivering public programs, legislation and essential services across Saskatchewan. Established as a province in 1905, it serves the province's residents, businesses, visitors and other government stakeholders from its base in Saskatchewan, Canada.
Its work spans a broad set of public policy areas, including health care, education, housing, taxation, justice, transportation, employment, immigration, family and social support, parks and culture, and public safety, alongside infrastructure, economic development, regulatory services and social services. Its official website connects users to information and guidance across these fields, and includes practical advice for residents and organisations conducting business in the province.
The government also operates online account access for residents and organisations, and provides access to government publications, legislative information, news releases and public consultations. Citizen engagement runs through these channels, which make legislative material and consultation processes publicly available.
Career opportunities are offered across the administration's range of functions. Further information is available at saskatchewan.ca.
