Recently displaced Ukrainians will be the recipients of a pair of benefits from the provincial government. The government announced that families are now eligible through the Canada Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel for income support benefits to help with the cost of raising children under age 18. This is an expansion of the Canada Child […]
Its a little help for seniors, who are struggling with rising inflation. The Saskatchewan Government is increasing the maximum benefit under the Seniors Income Plan, also known as “SIP” The maximum will increase by 30 dollars to 330 per month. “Our government is following through on our commitment to make life more affordable for Saskatchewan […]
The Ministry of Advanced Education and the Canadian Bureau for International Education are partnering to deliver an International Education Practitioner Program in Saskatchewan. The first of its kind program was launched today to deliver international education training to the post-secondary education sector, part of the new International Education Strategy. The training program will include three […]
The Government of Saskatchewan is aiming to better support the growth of international students while at the same time continuing to build relationships with key international markets. A new International Education Strategy includes multiple initiatives related to global engagement, capacity building and leadership. The hope is to attract more key international and new markets. “The […]
Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport Gene Makowsky is disappointed that Saskatchewan is not receiving the same financial support for tourism during COVID-19 like Eastern Canada provinces. This comes after the federal government announced over $46 million to support Quebec’s and Atlantic Canada’s tourism industries, however he believes the same should be done for the rest of […]
As of Monday, Saskatchewan residents will be allowed to camp overnight once again. Part of phase two of Saskatchewan’s re-opening plan involved allowing overnight stays in the province’s parks. In a news release the province says “visitors are reminded that until further notice, beaches, swimming pools and playgrounds remain closed, in addition to laundry and […]
With the provincial government’s announcement Thursday, that parks and campgrounds will be part of the Re-Open Saskatchewan plan, people from the province will be able to go camping as early as June 1st. Provincial parks will only open half of their usual sites to allow for proper social distancing. The plan also allows from golf […]
