Saskatchewan Regulations 23/2026, issued under The Farm Financial Stability Act and authorized through sections 22, 24 and 33, introduce amendments via Order in Council 154/2026 dated April 14, 2026. The regulation renames and modifies The
Saskatchewan Regulation 20/2026 amends The Saskatchewan Technology Start-up Incentive Regulations under The Saskatchewan Technology Start-up Incentive Act pursuant to section 48 and Order in Council 145/2026. The amendments improve the incentive framework by refining eligible
The Municipal Grants Amendment Regulations, 2026, made under The Municipal Grants Act introduces revisions to Saskatchewan’s municipal funding framework. A key change is the restructuring of allocation rules under section 6 of The Municipal Grants
Saskatchewan Regulations 14/2026 amend The Saskatchewan Secondary Suite Incentive Regulations under the authority of the Executive Government Administration Act and the Economic and Co-operative Development Act. Issued via Order in Council 133/2026, the amendments primarily
The Film Content Information Regulations (Saskatchewan Regulations 12/2026), enacted under section 16 of The Film Content Information Act through Order in Council 103/2026, establish a regulatory framework governing how film content information is communicated to
The Waterworks and Sewage Works Amendment Regulations, 2026 introduce a series of updates to Saskatchewan’s regulatory framework governing drinking water systems, sewage treatment facilities, and related infrastructure under The Environmental Management and Protection Act, 2010.
Saskatchewan Regulations 1/2026 amends the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability Regulations, 2012 with the objective of clarifying eligibility, modernizing benefit structures, and tightening administrative controls within the province’s primary income support program for persons with
The Employment Standards Regulations, 2025, made under The Saskatchewan Employment Act establishes rules governing employment standards, hours of work, exemptions, and modified work arrangements across various sectors in Saskatchewan. These regulations define terms such as
Saskatchewan Regulations 96/2025, enacted under The Public Health Act, 1994, amend The Private Sewage Works Regulations to establish updated requirements for the design, installation, operation, and oversight of private sewage works across the province. The
Saskatchewan Regulations 89/2025 establish the framework for the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Investment Tax Credit under The Small and Medium Enterprise Investment Tax Credit Act. These regulations set out the definitions, eligibility requirements, investment
