Government of Saskatchewan

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.

ALT Three people preparing sandwiches outdoors, with text reading “Happy Thanksgiving!” and “October 12, 2026.”

ALT A horseback rider in a Saskatchewan grassland with text that reads "Matador Community Pasture in Saskachewan".