Government of Saskatchewan

30/10/2026

Whether your child is deciding between a superhero or a princess costume this Halloween, be sure their costume is safe! 🎃

Try to avoid costumes that are too big or have long dangling pieces (capes, skirts, wings) that children can trip over or that can catch fire easily if they are too close to candles.

If they wear a mask, make sure it allows them to see and breathe properly.

Have a safe and Happy Halloween! 👻🍬

30/10/2026

Henry’s Law comes into effect in less than a month. Named in memory of Henry Losco, who was 11 years old when he died of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning in late 2025.

Henry’s Law requires CO alarms in all suites in multi-unit residential buildings.

Protect your loved ones by installing a CO alarm by November 1.

To learn more about CO safety and requirements, please visit https://bit.ly/4vZUiQB

30/10/2026

Women have helped build Saskatchewan's industries, communities and institutions, and continue to shape our province's future every day.

Yesterday, Minister Responsible for the Status of Women Alana Ross joined community members to recognize Women's History Month and celebrate the women making history across Saskatchewan through leadership, innovation and community service.

29/10/2026

29/10/2026

The new Weyburn General Hospital will open to patients Sunday, November 1, bringing many health services together under one roof improving access, closer to home.

Minister of Rural and Remote Health Lori Carr, Weyburn-Bengough MLA Mike Weger and his predecessor who was instrumental in initiating the project, Dustin Duncan, along with many other project partners were on hand for a ceremonial ribbon cutting to celebrate its grand opening.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/4yHP79q

28/10/2026

Carbon monoxide (CO) alarms are the most effective way to provide early warning of carbon monoxide.

By November 1, all multi-unit residential buildings in Saskatchewan must have CO alarms in every suite.

A properly installed and maintained alarm can give you critical time to respond to CO in your home.

Visit https://bit.ly/4vZUiQB to learn more about CO and how you can protect your loved ones.

28/10/2026

We joined our project partners gathered today to celebrate 30 per cent construction completion of the Regina Specialized Long-Term Care Home.

This 240-bed facility will provide specialized long-term care for residents with complex needs in a welcoming, home-like environment, helping ensure they can access the care and supports they need close to home.

As construction continues, this milestone reflects our commitment to strengthening health care infrastructure and building a strong, steady, Saskatchewan.

28/10/2026

Are you curious about what goes on at your local council meetings? Attend a council meeting as an observer to learn more about how municipal governments work.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4du25jO

28/10/2026

As Foster Families Month comes to a close, we extend our sincere appreciation to foster families across Saskatchewan.

Your commitment, and care help children and youth feel supported, valued and connected.

Thank you for making a lasting difference.

27/10/2026

Inclusive employment strengthens communities, supports employers and creates opportunities for everyone to succeed.

Discover how the 4to40 program is helping people with intellectual disabilities find meaningful work across Saskatchewan.

Find the full story in Our Stories: https://bit.ly/3W2VYNa