Province
Public services in Saskatchewan
Compiled by Mahmoud Halat, checked
At a glance
Who handles public services in Saskatchewan, with a page for each of 52 services. Below: the 12 biggest cities and towns, Saskatchewan's benefit payment dates and the main provincial government bodies.
- Services
- 52 public services have a page for Saskatchewan on this site. #
- Places
- 244 cities, towns and communities in Saskatchewan have public places on the map, 2,143 places in all. #
- Biggest city
- The biggest by population is Saskatoon: 266,141 people (2021 Census). #Source: Statistics Canada, Population and dwelling counts: Canada and census subdivisions (municipalities), table 98-10-0002-01, 2021 Census of Population (Statistics Canada Open Licence)
- Government
- 73 provincial government bodies in Saskatchewan are on record. #
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Services in Saskatchewan
Each page says who handles the service here, with the official links we have and the date we checked each one.
Identity and documents
- Order a birth certificateeHealth Saskatchewan (Vital Statistics)
- Order a death certificateeHealth Saskatchewan (Vital Statistics)
- Order a marriage certificateeHealth Saskatchewan (Vital Statistics)
- Legally change your nameeHealth Saskatchewan (Vital Statistics)
- Get a photo ID card (if you don't drive)SGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance)
- Change your address with the provinceExpressAddress (Government of Saskatchewan change-of-address service)
Driving and vehicles
- Get, renew or replace a driver's licenceSGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance)
- Book a road test or knowledge testSGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance)
- Register a vehicle and renew licence platesSGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance)
- Get an accessible parking permitSaskAbilities (Saskatchewan Abilities Council)
- Check road conditions and closures (511)Saskatchewan Highway Hotline (Ministry of Highways)
Health
- Apply for or renew your health cardeHealth Saskatchewan
- Find a family doctor or nurse practitionerSaskatchewan Health Authority
- Talk to a nurse (811 health line)HealthLine 811 (Saskatchewan Health Authority)
- Get help paying for prescription drugs (pharmacare)Saskatchewan Drug Plan (Ministry of Health)
- Vaccines and immunization recordsSaskatchewan Health Authority (public health)
- Register as an organ and tissue donorSaskatchewan Organ and Tissue Donor Registry (Ministry of Health)
- Home care and community careSaskatchewan Health Authority
Family and children
- Register a baby's birtheHealth Saskatchewan (Vital Statistics)
- Get a marriage licenceMarriage licence issuers (Government of Saskatchewan)
- Get help paying for child careMinistry of Education (Early Years and Child Care)
- Find licensed child care or daycareMinistry of Education (Early Years and Child Care)
- Collect child or spousal supportMaintenance Enforcement Office (Ministry of Justice)
- Report child abuse or neglectMinistry of Social Services (Child Protection)
Benefits and money
- Apply for income assistance (welfare)Saskatchewan Income Support (Ministry of Social Services)
- Disability income support from the provinceSaskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID), Ministry of Social Services
Work and business
- Register a business name or incorporateISC Corporate Registry (Information Services Corporation)
- Report a workplace injury (workers' compensation)Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board (WCB)
- Your rights at work: pay, hours, leave and firingEmployment Standards (Government of Saskatchewan)
- Get help finding a job or trainingSaskJobs Career Services (Government of Saskatchewan)
- Become an apprentice or get certified in a tradeSaskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission (SATCC)
Housing and property
- Search or register a land titleISC Land Titles Registry (Information Services Corporation)
- Check or appeal your property assessmentSaskatchewan Assessment Management Agency (SAMA) or your city's assessor
- Renting: rules, rent increases, evictions and disputesOffice of Residential Tenancies
- Apply for social or affordable housingSaskatchewan Housing Corporation (through local housing authorities)
Education
- Apply for student loans and grantsSaskatchewan Student Aid (Ministry of Advanced Education)
- Get a high school transcript or diploma copyMinistry of Education, Government of Saskatchewan
Justice and safety
- Sue for a small amount (small claims)Provincial Court of Saskatchewan (Small Claims Court)
- Get legal aidLegal Aid Saskatchewan
- Make a human rights complaintSaskatchewan Human Rights Commission
- Complain about a business (consumer protection)Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA)
- Emergency alerts and how to prepareSaskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SaskAlert)
Environment and outdoors
- Buy a fishing licenceMinistry of Environment (HAL licence system)
- Buy a hunting licenceMinistry of Environment (HAL licence system)
- Reserve a campsite in a provincial or territorial parkSaskatchewan Provincial Parks (Government of Saskatchewan)
- Wildfire status and fire bansSaskatchewan Public Safety Agency
Immigration, citizenship and travel
- Immigrate through a province or territorySaskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (Government of Saskatchewan)
Voting and democracy
- Vote in a municipal electionElection day: 9 November 2026 for rural municipalities (even-numbered divisions); 29 July 2028 for resort villages; 8 November 2028 for cities, towns and villages, and for rural reeves and odd-numbered divisions
- Vote in a provincial or territorial electionElections Saskatchewan
- Find your member of the provincial or territorial legislatureLegislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
Seniors
- Apply for a long-term care homeSaskatchewan Health Authority
- Provincial income top-ups for low-income seniorsSeniors Income Plan (Ministry of Social Services)
Benefit payment dates
Benefits paid by Saskatchewan, with the next date on each official list.
- Saskatchewan Income Support (SIS)
Next payment:
Source: saskatchewan.cachecked
- Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID)
Next payment:
Source: saskatchewan.cachecked
Biggest cities and towns
The 12 biggest by population, of 244 communities with public places on the map. Each page lists its libraries, pools, clinics and more.
- SaskatoonPopulation 266,141 · 944 places
- ReginaPopulation 226,404 · 511 places
- Prince AlbertPopulation 37,756 · 36 places
- Moose JawPopulation 33,665 · 31 places
- Swift CurrentPopulation 16,750 · 13 places
- YorktonPopulation 16,280 · 19 places
- North BattlefordPopulation 13,836 · 31 places
- WarmanPopulation 12,419 · 7 places
- WeyburnPopulation 11,019 · 11 places
- EstevanPopulation 10,851 · 6 places
- MartensvillePopulation 10,549 · 5 places
- Corman Park No. 344Population 8,909 · 4 places
Main provincial government bodies
The ones with the most services and places on record, of 73 provincial government bodies.
- The Government of Saskatchewansaskatchewan.ca
- eHealth Saskatchewanehealthsask.ca
- Saskatchewan Public Safety Agencysaskpublicsafety.ca
- Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewanfcaa.gov.sk.ca
- Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commissionsaskapprenticeship.ca
- Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agencysama.sk.ca
- Saskatchewan Housing Corpsaskatchewan.ca
- Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Boardwcbsask.com
- The Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commissionlegalaid.sk.ca
- Provincial Archives of Saskatchewansaskarchives.com
- Western Development Museumwdm.ca
- Ag-West Bio Inc.agwest.sk.ca
Cite this page
Canada Service Map, "Public services in Saskatchewan: who handles what", checked 13 October 2026, https://canadaservicemap.ca/provinces/saskatchewan