Government of Saskatchewan ministries, Crown corporations and organizations are implementing contingency plans to minimize the impacts of postal service disruption.
Les ministères, sociétés d’État et organismes du gouvernement de la Saskatchewan mettent en œuvre des plans d’urgence visant à réduire les répercussions de l’interruption du service des postes.
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The Government of Saskatchewan offers free webinars on topics that may help administrators and members of council committees, boards and other bodies to better understand their roles and responsibilities under legislation.
These webinars are intended as training material for elected municipal leaders and other municipal officials. However, registration is open to everyone.
To access a recording, you will be redirected to GoToWebinar where you will be required to provide your name and email address.
| Municipal Tax Enforcement (Part 1) | Topics covered in Part 1 includes the commencement of the tax enforcement process, including: - List of lands with arrears - Tax enforcement list - Registration of tax lien - Request to shorten the first 6-month waiting period |
Download Part 1 Webinar notes. |
| Municipal Tax Enforcement (Part 2) | Topics covered in Part 2 describe the continuation of the tax enforcement process, including: - Withdrawal of tax lien - Expedited process vs. regular process - Completion of forms - Service of notices |
Download Part 2 Webinar notes. |
| Municipal Tax Enforcement (Part 3) | Topics covered in Part 3 describe the completion of the tax enforcement process, including: - Registration of Provincial Mediation Board consent - Final notice - Application for title - Disposal of property |
Download Part 3 Webinar notes. |
| Education Property Tax Annual Return | Topics covered: - What parts of the form have changed - How to file an annual return in SETS - Where to go for help if you are stuck |
View EPT Annual Return |
| A Guide to the Municipal Revenue Sharing (MRS) Grant Declaration of Eligibility | Topics covered include: - MRS eligibility requirements - Public disclosure statements - MRS declaration resolution - MRS audit requirements - Next steps if there are outstanding eligibility requirements - Online resources |
Download webinar handout. View A Guide to the Municipal Revenue Sharing Grant Declaration of Eligibility |
| Learn How to Calculate the Effective Tax Rate | Topics covered: - Review of effective tax rate (ETF) limit of 7:1 for 2023 property taxation year - Calculating ETF limit |
View Learn How to Calculate the Effective Tax Rate |
| Amending Zoning Bylaws | Topics covered include: - Decision to amend - Prepare bylaw to amend the Planning bylaw - Public notice - Public hearing - Bylaw adoption - Ministerial approval |
View Amending Zoning Bylaws webinar. Download guide Conducting a Public Hearing Under The Planning and Development Act, 2007 |
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