Wishing everyone a Happy Canada Day! 🍁
We will be closed on Wednesday, July 1 and will resume regular operating hours on Thursday, July 2.
📸: Office of the Lieutenant Governor
We are moving towards the use of administrative penalties for impaired driving. A commitment to strengthen road safety across the province. This approach will provide police with additional options to remove impaired drivers from the road faster.
On October 1, 2026, the minimum wage will increase to $15.70 per hour. Minimum wage is just one way that Saskatchewan protects and supports low-income workers.
Saskatchewan’s personal taxes are among the lowest in the country.
Learn more at https://t.co/DytodGDY7D
Knowing your HIV status is an important step in protecting your health.
Free HIV self-test kits are available at locations across Saskatchewan, offering a convenient and confidential way to test.
Find a self-test kit location near you at https://t.co/Xi0p1B7U8Q
Yesterday, the official portrait of former Lieutenant Governor Russ Mirasty was unveiled at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, where it will be displayed in the Qu’Appelle Gallery.
2026-27 Saskatchewan Student Aid applications are now open! All it takes is a few easy steps to apply: 📝
Check out the photos in our post for the quick, 4-step process. Don’t forget to apply early! ✅
Learn more 🔗 https://t.co/EpdCiW46UP
#skstudents
Nurse practitioner contracts are expanding access to publicly funded primary care, strengthening team-based care and supporting the goal of connecting every Saskatchewan resident to a primary care provider by the end of 2028.
Learn more at https://t.co/ijOYldaDFo
Construction of the La Ronge LTC Home has reached 75%. The new facility will feature 80 private rooms with washrooms – an increase of 64 beds, shared living areas, a commercial kitchen and cafeteria, a serenity room and traditional healing space.
More at https://t.co/Iw2Pisip4g
On June 21, we celebrate the dads and father figures who help shape our lives through everyday moments and lifelong lessons.
Thank you to all the fathers, grandfathers and father figures who have helped us grow, learn and become who we are.
Happy Father’s Day! 💙
We are providing more access to addictions services by funding 15 mobile withdrawal management spaces in Yorkton.
Mobile withdrawal services help individuals safely detox in the community and live healthier, safer lives in recovery.
The Healthy Beaches Program is back and helps Saskatchewan residents stay informed about water quality at monitored public beaches across the province. Check water quality results, and any advisories before you head out to swim.
Visit https://t.co/q02r4wdll9 to learn more.
Construction of the Regina Specialized LTC Home is 25% complete. The 240-bed facility will be home for seniors and residents with complex long-term care needs.
The home, located south of Sask Polytech, is part of our commitment to add 600 LTC beds in Regina.
Navigating family court can feel overwhelming, you don’t have to do it alone.
Family Law Screening Officers in Saskatchewan are here to guide you through your family law options with confidential, compassionate support.
Learn more by visiting: https://t.co/1dUvDJaNQa
Education Minister, Everett Hindley and SaskBuilds and Procurement Minister, Sean Wilson joined with Saskatoon-Willowgrove MLA Ken Cheveldayoff and representatives from the Conseil des écoles fransaskoises to highlight progress on Saskatoon’s future Francophone elementary school.
@MyAccessCA The 2026 Saskatchewan Order of Merit recipients are:
Dr. Raymond B. Blake
Dr. Anne Doig
Dr. Chris Ekong
Ronald J. Kruzeniski, S.V.M., K.C.
Dr. Melissa Morgan
Harold Orr, C.M.
Donny Parenteau
Lionel Peyachew
Phoebe Voigts
Congratulations to the nine newest recipients of the Saskatchewan Order of Merit.
Lieutenant Governor Bernadette McIntyre invested the 2026 recipients in Regina last night.
The ceremony is available to watch by @MyAccessCA live at 6:30 p.m. at https://t.co/BLGPzUxzFy.
🏳️🌈 June is Pride Month - a time to celebrate the strength, diversity and impact of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community!
Visit @QueenCityPride and @SaskatoonPride for 2026 Pride parade activities from June 5th to 13th.
📸: @QueenCityPride
Every young person deserves a safe place to live—and the support to build a better future. Through continued funding for YWCA Prince Albert, youth ages 12–17 are gaining life skills, substance‑use supports, and connections to education, culture, and community.
Education Minister Everett Hindley joined students, staff and representatives from Regina Catholic Schools and the community to celebrate the grand opening of St Raphael School, an important investment in modern infrastructure and student success.