Saskatchewan WCB

The WCB works as a no-fault system, which means fault doesn’t have to be proven for workers to receive benefits. Learn more about workers' compensation in this straightforward guide: ow.ly/ZrAQ50YAVW3

Employers, WCB policies guide how we make our decisions. Use our easy search tool to find the policy you're looking for. ow.ly/H7s750YAVUf

On May 12, join us in-person at Conexus Art Centre in Regina at Compensation Institute to inform, connect and engage with you, our customers and partners. Register now: ow.ly/78tg50YAVTw

Starting a business can be challenging. We're here to help. Register your business with the WCB to ensure that you and your workers are covered if an injury occurs at work. ow.ly/OmQf50YAVSg

Submit your claims expenses online with a WCB online account. The online expense forms offer auto-fill features, easy step-by-step forms, options to comment or attach receipts, and enhanced security. Sign up: ow.ly/bG8m50YAVQI

Workers, find out your legal obligations if you are injured on the job, how to report an injury requiring medical attention to the WCB and which form to submit to the WCB. ow.ly/CsuT50YAVOz

Registration for the WCB's 2026 annual general meeting is now open. Our AGM is your chance to learn about our financial and business achievements from 2025. Register now:ow.ly/Z8HP50YAVMO

On the National Day of Mourning on April 28, we remember those who lost their lives due to workplace injury and illness. We all must commit to keeping each other safe at work. Learn more about Day of Mourning at: ow.ly/w34q50YAVKH

A work injury may arise from repetitive work activities and/or poor ergonomics, resulting in a repetitive strain injury. Learn which factors that may or may not support a repetitive strain injury claim. ow.ly/HLYc50YAVJ9

The WCB works as a no-fault system, which means fault doesn’t have to be proven for workers to receive benefits. Learn more about workers' compensation in this straightforward guide: ow.ly/FSeZ50YAVHe

On May 12, join us in-person at Conexus Art Centre in Regina at Compensation Institute to inform, connect and engage with you, our customers and partners. Register now: ow.ly/OubB50YAVFZ

Asbestos is still present in many buildings. If your home or building was built before 1990, it likely contains asbestos. This #AsbestosAwarenessWeek, take action to learn where asbestos could be hiding and how to protect yourself. ow.ly/5Pja50YAVCS

Submit your claims expenses online with a WCB online account. The online expense forms offer auto-fill features, easy step-by-step forms, options to comment or attach receipts, and enhanced security. Learn more: ow.ly/aAIo50YAVz5

It's #AsbestosAwarenessWeek - Are you aware of the deadly impacts of asbestos exposure? Learn about the health effects of asbestos exposure from the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety: ow.ly/xXzG50YAVvo

Save the date: The WCB's virtual annual general meeting is on May 14. At our AGM, you will learn about our 2025 financial performance and operational results. Registration is now open: ow.ly/b4lf50YAVt2

On the National Day of Mourning on April 28, we remember those who lost their lives due to workplace injury and illness. We all must commit to keeping each other safe at work. Learn more about Day of Mourning at: ow.ly/sxal50YAVrp

On May 12, join us in-person at Conexus Art Centre in Regina at Compensation Institute to inform, connect and engage with you, our customers and partners. Register now: ow.ly/h90550YAVpt

April 1-7 is asbestos awareness week. Exposure to asbestos can have long term health implications and even lead to death. Access free asbestos resources here: ow.ly/agCv50YAVkV

Save the date: The WCB's virtual annual general meeting is on May 14. At our AGM, you will learn about our 2025 financial performance and operational results.Registration coming soon. wcbsask.com/form/upcoming-…

March is Fraud Awareness Month – a time when we work together to help recognize, reject and report fraud that continues to be one of the fastest growing crimes in Canada. Reporting fraud through the WCB’s website is simple and confidential. You can also provide details about suspected fraud or abuse by phone, mail or email: Toll free tips line: 1.877.595.2541 Email: fraud@wcbsask.com Mail: Director, Internal Audit Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board 200-1881 Scarth Street Regina, SK S4P 4L1 Let’s bring hidden crime into the spotlight to prevent future fraud. Learn how to report fraud at ow.ly/4WbV50YsVBR #FraudPreventionMonth #FPM2026