The unofficial start of summer is here! ☀️
As we head into the Victoria Day long weekend, we hope you take some time to relax, recharge and enjoy the warmer days ahead with family and friends.
Looking for something fun to do? Join @governmenthousesk on May 18 from 1 to 4 p.m. for their Summer Kick-off event featuring family-friendly activities, a petting zoo, car show and of course, treats! 🍪
Please note: Our offices will be closed on Monday, May 18, and will reopen on Tuesday, May 19.
Wishing everyone a safe and happy Victoria Day long weekend!
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We invite you to share your perspective as we propose amendments to Saskatchewan's Adoption Act to better support connections with family and culture.
Your input will help modernize adoption legislation for Saskatchewan.
Learn more by visiting the link in bio.
#SaskFamilies #AdoptionAct
On May 14, wear a moose hide pin to support the Moose Hide Campaign and stand against violence toward women and children.
This Indigenous-led initiative is a national movement focused on building safer, more respectful and healthier communities across Canada. Together, we can create positive changes.
Staying safe on Saskatchewan’s waterways starts with simple choices.
Earlier this week at the Legislative Grounds, the province is marking Safe Boating Awareness Week (May 16–22) with a live water rescue demonstration.
The Amphibious Response Safety Unit is showcasing real‑world rescue equipment and training used on lakes and rivers across Saskatchewan.
As we head into summer, it’s a timely reminder to wear a lifejacket, boat sober and be prepared every time you’re on the water.
Learn more about safe boating and ARSU’s lifesaving work at arsu.ca.
On May 12, 2026, Terry Jenson, Minister of Social Services, joined Chip and Dale Homes Inc. to celebrate the grand opening of a group home in Regina, expanding access to safe and inclusive supports in Saskatchewan.
This four-space home will support adults with intellectual disabilities to live more independently while staying connected to their community.
May is Speech and Hearing Month in Saskatchewan.
This year is especially meaningful as the University of Saskatchewan welcomes its first cohort of speech-language pathology students, helping to strengthen services and improve access to care across the province.
We recognize the important work of speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and communication health assistants in supporting communication at every stage of life.
Meet the recipients of the 2026 Agriculture Student Scholarship: Carson Green, Marshall Mann, Eva Schafer and Brianna Yung. Please join us in congratulating them and wishing them success in their future studies.
Find their essays and learn more about the scholarship by visiting the link in our bio.
#SaskAG
Municipal council gets its authority from The Cities Act, The Municipalities Act and The Northern Municipalities Act, 2010. Scroll through to learn about this authority.
Learn more by visiting the link in our bio.
From May 10 to 16 2026, we recognize Disability Service Professionals Week.
Across Saskatchewan, dedicated professionals support individuals with intellectual disabilities to build skills, connect with their communities and live more independently.
Their work makes a real difference, every single day.
Join us in thanking disability service professionals for their compassion, competency, and deep commitment to the people they serve.
This May 13, join us in celebrating Early Childhood Educator Appreciation Day!
Early childhood educators are the heart and soul of our early childhood education system. By investing in the wages, training and professional development of early childhood educators throughout the province, we help to ensure that they can continue making valuable, lasting impacts on the development and wellbeing of our children and their families.
Thank you to all the early childhood educators in Saskatchewan for your continued commitment to the creation of safe spaces where children can learn, grow and play!
Lucky Lake families are celebrating big news — a new playground is on the way! 🎉
The community is receiving a $50,000 School Playground Equipment Grant to help replace the aging play structure at Lucky Lake School.
With strong local fundraising and provincial support, this project will create safe, modern and locally available spaces for all kids to learn, connect, and play.
The grant is part of Saskatchewan’s annual investment to help communities replace or renew play spaces across the province. Since the program began, 94 school playgrounds have received funding.
Applications for the 2026–27 intake will open September 2026.
We mark National Police Week by thanking police officers and law enforcement agencies across the province for their dedication to serving their communities. The RCMP, municipal police and provincial law enforcement agencies work closely with community partners to prevent crime, support public safety and build trust to help ensure Saskatchewan communities remain safe and strong.
