Government of Saskatchewan

We’re putting patients first by investing up to $5 million for an integrated digital system for anesthesia and surgical care. This software uses electronic charting to improve patient safety and enhance recruitment of anesthesiologists. Full details: bit.ly/4d58NwX

More diagnostic capacity means patients get answers sooner and start care earlier. By 2028, the goal is for 90% of scans to be done within 60 days. Improved imaging and added capacity put patients first. Learn more: patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

Saturday, March 21, is Elimination of Racial Discrimination Day. Help recognize the injustices associated with racial discrimination. Together, we can continue to create learning spaces that are safe, welcoming and inclusive for all Saskatchewan students and staff!

Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating!🌙 Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan — a month of fasting, reflection, gratitude, and time spent with loved ones in the Muslim community. Wishing you and your families a joyful Eid filled with peace, love, and happiness. #EidMubarak

We’re protecting health care with better access, more health care workers and the largest NP expansion in our province’s history. We’re investing an additional $98M to expand acute care capacity, including new inpatient beds in Saskatoon. Learn more at saskatchewan.ca/patientsfirst

Saskatchewan is implementing Virtual Care for unattached patients to help reduce unnecessary emergency room visits, minimize travel, and improve access to primary care across the province. Learn more at patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

We’re protecting Saskatchewan families with lower taxes – saving them $200 million by reducing and indexing personal income tax. Learn more about how the 2026-27 Budget is protecting Saskatchewan at budget.saskatchewan.ca

The 2026-27 Provincial Budget is protecting the things you care about – our growing economy, our health care system and our communities. Learn how the 2026-27 Budget is protecting Saskatchewan at budget.saskatchewan.ca

We’re strengthening critical care capacity across Saskatchewan. As part of our Patients First Health Care Plan, the province has already added new ICU beds — and even more are on the way. Learn more about our Patients First Health Care Plan: patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

We’re building a stronger health system—for patients, families, and communities. More hospital beds mean less delay for care, smoother patient flow, and better care—exactly where and when people need it most. Learn more at patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

To better support patients and improve access to primary care, we are expanding Nurse Practitioner contracts across the province. This ensures individuals can receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time. Learn more at patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

More providers. More care. More access. Saskatchewan is expanding the scope of practice so people can get timely care from trained professionals closer to home. Find out how we’re improving health care at patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

We're connecting Saskatchewan people to the right care, in the right place, at the right time. Find out more at patientsfirst.saskatchewan.ca

We’re transforming health care by putting patients first. The Patients First Health Care Plan expands on work we’ve done and sets out how we’ll continue to improve outcomes for patients. Find out how we’re improving health care at saskatchewan.ca/patientsfirst

March 8 is International Women’s Day 💪 To celebrate, we are highlighting some incredible women across Saskatchewan’s post-secondary sector who are training for careers in important fields like health care, social work and more. 👇 #IWD2026 #skstudents

🌾🍁 March is Canadian Agriculture Literacy Month! 🍁🌾 Let’s celebrate the people, stories and science behind the food that fuels us every day. Share your story using #CALM2026 to help connect people to agriculture. @aitcsk @SKAgriculture #AgLiteracy #CanadianAgriculture

We will continue providing tuition support for Ukrainian post-secondary students currently receiving tuition relief until they complete their programs. This includes eligible students who begin their programs in January, February or March of 2026. Learn more 👇

Happy Engineering and Geoscience Week! ⚙️🌍 Saskatchewan’s post-secondary institutions offer training that provides hands-on learning, industry connections and opportunities to help shape the world around us. Discover more training opportunities 🔗 bit.ly/3DykkoS

Nurse Practitioner contract applications are now open again in Saskatchewan! Join us as we work together to enhance health care teams and expand patient access ensuring everyone has access to a primary care provider by 2028. Learn more at bit.ly/4rBZaKj

The Saskatchewan-Québec Student Exchange Program is back for 2026-27. Grade 10 and 11 students can study in Québec for two months and experience a new community. Apply by Mar. 20, 2026. To apply, visit: bit.ly/3MwWoHj