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Today, September 21, 2026 the Government of Saskatchewan and industry partners gathered to celebrate the collaboration t...
09/21/2026

Today, September 21, 2026 the Government of Saskatchewan and industry partners gathered to celebrate the collaboration that helps deliver critical infrastructure across Saskatchewan.

The event brought government and industry together to recognize the importance of working collaboratively, sharing expertise and finding solutions to challenges.

In 2025-26, we awarded 490 procurements worth $741 million. More than 94 per cent, valued at $698 million, went to Saskatchewan-based companies.

A safer, more connected Moose Jaw.Over the summer, the ViPER Safety Patrol members conducted foot and bicycle patrols th...
09/21/2026

A safer, more connected Moose Jaw.

Over the summer, the ViPER Safety Patrol members conducted foot and bicycle patrols throughout the city. As community ambassadors, they strengthened community connections, improved perceptions of safety, and helped reduce demands on police resources. Two patrol members have extended their duties into the fall.

Thanks to a $68,000 investment from the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund, the Moose Jaw Police Service's Visible Proactive Engagement Response (ViPER) Safety Patrol pilot program is helping enhance community safety and engagement.

An additional $68,000 will be directed to the provincial Victims' Fund to support victims of crime and community programming.

Know someone who goes above and beyond for their community?Nominations are open for the 2026 Saskatchewan Volunteer Meda...
09/21/2026

Know someone who goes above and beyond for their community?
Nominations are open for the 2026 Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal.

This medal recognizes the positive impact volunteers are making across the province.

Learn more and submit a nomination: https://bit.ly/4hRi7TH

In smaller communities, local policing plays a vital role in helping residents feel safe, supported and connected.On Sep...
09/18/2026

In smaller communities, local policing plays a vital role in helping residents feel safe, supported and connected.

On September 17, 2026, Minister of Community Safety, Michael Weger, presented a ceremonial cheque for $10,000 through Saskatchewan's new Small Town and Rural (STAR) Police Services Grant Program to the Luseland Police Service.

This investment supports the community's sworn officer and helps ensure residents continue to receive responsive, community-based policing in their community.

Thank you to the Luseland Police Service for your commitment to public safety.

Residents deserve confidence that help is close by when they need it, and local police help make that possible every day...
09/17/2026

Residents deserve confidence that help is close by when they need it, and local police help make that possible every day.

On September 17, 2026, Minister of Community Safety, Michael Weger, was proud to present a ceremonial cheque for $20,000 through Saskatchewan's new Small Town and Rural (STAR) Police Services Grant Program to the Wilton Police Service.

Supporting two sworn officers, this funding helps strengthen local policing and ensures residents continue to receive responsive, community focused service.

Thank you to the Wilton Police Service for your ongoing commitment to protecting the community.

More children across Saskatchewan will have access to safe and inclusive places to play. Applications are now open for Y...
09/17/2026

More children across Saskatchewan will have access to safe and inclusive places to play.

Applications are now open for Year 2 of the School Playground Equipment Grant Program. The program supports new and upgraded playgrounds on school property, helping create spaces that bring students, families and communities together.

Last year, 94 schools received funding to improve playgrounds for more than 25,700 students.

Apply by January 29, 2027 at www.spra.sk.ca/funding/spra-grants

Each municipality is governed by an elected council and has staff to manage daily administration and maintain municipal ...
09/16/2026

Each municipality is governed by an elected council and has staff to manage daily administration and maintain municipal services.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4srFqt9

09/14/2026

September 13 to 19, 2026 is Early Childhood Intervention Program (ECIP) Week.

Saskatchewan ECIPs have a tremendous impact in increasing children’s readiness for school and further enhancing the abilities of children experiencing developmental delays.

Last year, Saskatchewan ECIPs served over 1,500 children in over 201 different communities in the provincial program.

By continuing to prioritize the development and education of our youngest residents, we prepare them for successful, meaningful future endeavours.

This week let’s all celebrate the early childhood interventionists and the wide range of professionals that work with families to support their children!

Carbon monoxide (CO) is commonly produced by malfunctioning fuel-burning appliances like furnaces and water heaters, as ...
09/11/2026

Carbon monoxide (CO) is commonly produced by malfunctioning fuel-burning appliances like furnaces and water heaters, as well as vehicle exhaust.

Regular maintenance and properly installed CO alarms can reduce the risk and provide early warning when dangerous levels of CO are present.

To learn more about Henry's Law, visit https://bit.ly/4vZUiQB

09/11/2026

Strong community safety starts with officers who know their communities and are ready to respond when needed.

On September 9, Minister of Community Safety, Michael Weger, presented a cheque for $110,000 through Saskatchewan's new Small Town and Rural (STAR) Police Services Grant Program to the Corman Park Police Service.

This funding will support the service's 11 sworn officers and help strengthen proactive policing, improve response times for calls for service, and enhance public safety for residents in Corman Park.

Thank you to the Corman Park Police Service for helping to keep our communities safe.

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