Government of Saskatchewan

ALT A close-up view of part of a person's face is shown in low light, with a beam of light illuminating the eyes. Text at the top reads, “Stop Human Trafficking.” Large text in the lower portion states, “New legislation will improve victim protection,” with the words “victim protection” highlighted in yellow. A Government of Saskatchewan logo appears in the bottom-right corner on a green background.

ALT Portrait of Henry Losco. Text reads: For Henry. Henry's Law Effective November 1, 2026

ALT Officials from Government, SHA and Foundation in front of the new Weyburn General Hospital cutting a purple ribbon to celebrate the grand opening.

ALT Emergency Department waiting room at the new Weyburn General Hospital with black arm chairs, a white floral mural on one wall and mounted TV.

ALT State of the art operating theatre with bed surrounded by equipment and monitors.

ALT Animated CO alarm. Text reads: Why You Need a CO Alarm. Henry's Law Effective November 1, 2026

ALT A government representative speaks at a podium during an announcement of 30 per cent construction completion at the Regina Specialized Long-Term Care Home project site. Two officials stand nearby as the partially completed long-term care home forms the backdrop.

ALT Representatives from the Government of Saskatchewan and Graham Construction Limited stand together at the Regina Specialized Long-Term Care Home project site. The group poses in front of the multi-storey building under construction, with scaffolding, a crane and construction materials visible in the background.

ALT A hand pressing a CO alarm. Text reads: We Need CO Alarms. Henry's Law Effective November 1, 2026

ALT Icon of four hands joined together in a square, symbolizing unity and partnership. Text reads: Applications Now Open. First Nations and Métis Community Partnership. Deadline October 31.

ALT A person sits on a grassy hillside overlooking a river and city skyline while writing in a notebook while overlooking a river valley and city skyline. Text on the graphic reads, “Education Week,” “Big Skies, Bright Futures: Learning in Saskatchewan,” and “October 18-24, 2026.” The Government of Saskatchewan logo appears in the bottom right corner.

ALT An icon of a handshake. Text reads: Applications Now Open. First Nations and Métis Community Partnership. Deadline October 31.

ALT Photo of a woman's chest with her palms on it, wearing a white top and pink ribon, symbol of breast cancer. Overlay text reads: Putting Patients First Expanded Breast Screening Better Access to Diagnosis and Care

ALT Group photo (L-R): Kevin Kasun, Derek Miller, Steve Shannon, Premier Scott Moe, Minister Jeremy Cockrill, Minister Terry Jenson

ALT Improving access to cardiac care closer to home in Yorkton. A health care worker looking at an elderly woman.

ALT Ten students standing together on a grassy path in a natural outdoor setting. Large trees with fall foliage frame the scene, with golden and green leaves contrasting against a bright blue sky and towering white clouds. Overlaid text at the top reads “Education Week.” In the lower left, the theme “Big Skies, Bright Futures: Learning in Saskatchewan” appears above the dates “October 18–24, 2026.” The Saskatchewan logo is displayed in a blue circular graphic in the bottom right corner.