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 sought input to create accessibility legislation that will remove and prevent accessibility barriers for persons with disabilities.
Notice of Proposed Directive Amendments Directive PNG006: Horizontal Oil Well Requirements
The Ministry of Energy and Resources has concluded consultations with the oil and gas industry on proposed amendments to Directive PNG025: Licensee Liability Rating Program.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources concluded consultations with the oil and gas industry on an amended directive to promote consistency in terminology and clarify existing requirements regarding off-target well completions in Saskatchewan.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources held consultations on amendments to Directive PNG014: Amended Incident Reporting (Directive PNG014) from April 25 to June 6, 2024.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources consulted with stakeholders on amendments to Directive PNG036: Venting and Flaring Requirements and Directive S-20: Saskatchewan Upstream Flaring and Incineration Requirements.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources sought written comments on changes to Directive PNG013: Well Data Submission Requirements.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources sought comments from industry on proposed amendments to Directive PNG003: Well Survey Requirements.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources consulted with the oil and gas industry on the proposed amendments to Directive PNG017: Measurement Requirements for Oil and Gas Operations.
The Ministry of Advanced Education sought input from stakeholders and the public on a request from Briercrest College and Seminary for authorization of a new degree.
Read about extensive climate-related consultations the province has undertaken with stakeholder groups and Indigenous communities.
The Ministry of Justice and Attorney General sought input on the development of The Life Leases Regulations to support the implementation of The Life Leases Act.
The Ministry of the Education sought feedback for the development of a preschool program for children who are deaf and hard of hearing. Input from families will help ensure the preschool program meets the needs of children and families.
The Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety sought feedback on the employment standards provisions of The Saskatchewan Employment Act and the four associated regulations.
The Ministry of Justice and Attorney General sought input on the potential implementation of the Uniform Law Conference of Canada’s Uniform Franchise Act in Saskatchewan.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources has concluded consultations with the oil and gas industry on a new directive and on changes to an existing guideline to provide clearer expectations and instructions for industry’s management of gas migration and surface casing vent flow.
The Ministry of Highways is studying Highways 1 and 56 in Indian Head to determine the configuration of a future interchange and alignment.
The Government of Saskatchewan wants to hear from you on proposed safety and capacity improvements at the Highway 1 and Lewvan Drive interchange in Regina.
The public was invited to provide input on the recommended plan for safety and capacity improvements to Highway 2 and 102 through Air Ronge, La Ronge and land within the jurisdiction of the Lac La Ronge Indian Band.
The Government of Saskatchewan is conducting a study on proposed safety and capacity improvements on Highway 4, north of North Battleford.
The Ministry of Highways continues to work on safety and capacity improvements to Highway 5 between Saskatoon and Highway 2. We gathered your feedback in late January 2023.
The Government of Saskatchewan sought feedback to improve safety on Highway 11 at Davidson. We are looking for feedback on short-, medium- and long-term options to gather input on different options.
The Government of Saskatchewan is developing options for changes to the configuration for the Highway 11 and Pasqua Street interchange, located in northwest Regina.
The Ministry of Highways is working on safety and capacity improvements on Highways 2, 3 and 55. The study will look at ways to relieve traffic flow pressures and help accommodate future truck traffic travelling in the area.
The Ministry of Highways hosted an information session in April 2024 to share a plan to construct a berm in the Wakamow Valley to mitigate the landslide impacting Highway 363.
The Government of Saskatchewan continues a study for Highway 1 through Moose Jaw that will focus on key intersections including 32nd Avenue NW, 9th Avenue NW, Highway 2 and Thatcher Drive.
The Ministry of Government Relations sought input to improve municipal legislation to meet the evolving needs of municipalities.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources has concluded consultation with the oil and gas industry on a new directive to provide clearer expectations and instructions for industry’s management of hydraulic fracturing operations.
The Government of Saskatchewan sought feedback on Part III (occupational health and safety) of The Saskatchewan Employment Act.
The Ministry of Environment conducted a survey on the potential development of an environmental code chapter for compost facilities.
The Lands and Mineral Tenure Branch of the Ministry of Energy and Resources has concluded consultations with stakeholders on proposed changes to its Helium and Associated Gases Disposition Policy for Southeast Saskatchewan.
The Lands and Mineral Tenure Branch of the Ministry of Energy and Resources has concluded consulting the oil and gas industry on proposed amendments to The Oil and Gas Tenure Registry Regulations.
The Ministry of Health sought feedback on the proposed amendments to The Tobacco and Vapour Products Control Act. Feedback will be used to improve the existing legislation to better protect the health of Saskatchewan residents.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources consulted with stakeholders on proposed regulatory enhancements intended to strengthen Saskatchewan’s oil and gas liability management framework.
Provisions and Requirements for Administering Crown Mineral Rights Under Accreted Lands.
The Ministry of Education requested input from the public, through an online survey, to help develop a new provincial education plan.
The Saskatchewan Higher Education Quality Assurance Board (SHEQAB) sought the public’s input on Saskatchewan’s quality assurance standards through an online survey and emailed feedback.
The Ministry of Education solicited public feedback on the Report of Saskatchewan Public Libraries Engagement.
The Government of Saskatchewan sought feedback from stakeholders regarding proposed changes to The Food Safety Regulations. Some of the proposed amendments are part of the Red Tape Reduction initiative and others are based on previous stakeholder feedback.
To protect the health of Saskatchewan citizens, the Government of Saskatchewan is seeking feedback from stakeholders regarding proposed amendments to The Health Hazard Regulations.
The Government of Saskatchewan asked for your feedback on The Radiation Health and Safety Regulations, 2005.
The Ministry of Environment sought input on The Environmental Management and Protection Act, 2010.
The Ministry of Environment sought feedback on a proposed new transfer station chapter for inclusion in the Saskatchewan Environmental Code.
The Saskatchewan Highway Patrol (SHP) was in the final stages of a law enforcement accreditation through The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies Inc. (CALEA). The public was asked to join CALEA virtually to provide comments on SHP’s ability to comply with CALEA’s standards.
The Ministry of Advanced Education is seeking input from stakeholders and the public on a request from Saskatchewan Polytechnic for authorization of two new degrees.
Praxis Consulting was procured to plan and conduct public engagement on behalf of the Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement and Saskatchewan Polytechnic for the new Saskatchewan Polytechnic Joseph A. Remai Saskatoon campus.
Those affected by the Sixties Scoop were invited to help the province prepare a meaningful apology.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources has concluded consultations with stakeholders on proposed amendments to The Surface Rights Acquisition and Compensation Regulations.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources consulted with stakeholders on proposed amendments to The Surface Rights Acquisition and Compensation Act and The Oil and Gas Conservation Act.
The Ministry of Health reviewed the Hearing Aid Sales and Services Regulation and its associated policies, procedures, forms, permits, standards and licences.
The Ministry of Health reviewed the Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living Regulations, 1976; Paraplegia under The Health Services Act regulations; and The Chronic Endstage Renal Disease Regulations, 1973 and their associated policies, procedures and forms for potential red tape.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources consulted with stakeholders on the ministry’s red tape review of The Subsurface Mineral Conservation Regulations.
The Ministry of Environment is reviewing The Environmental Management and Protection (General) Regulations for potential red tape.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources conducted a red tape review of certain sections of The Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations, 2012 (OGCR), and its associated policies, processes and forms.
The Ministry of Health is currently reviewing The Public Health Appeals Regulations and its associated policies, procedures, forms, permits, standards and licences.
The Ministry of Health is currently reviewing The Tobacco and Vapour Products Control Regulations. We are interested in any ideas you may have for reducing red tape and regulatory barriers in your business and industry as a whole.
The Ministry of Finance reviewed The Tobacco Tax Regulations, 1998 and associated policies and procedures.
The Ministry of Energy and Resources consulted with stakeholders on proposed amendments to Directive PNG034: Saskatchewan Pipelines Code.
The Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety sought feedback from the public on the legislative recommendations made on the Saskatchewan workers’ compensation system.
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