Saskatchewan

As anticipated, the Government of Saskatchewan has extended current restrictions on businesses and personal gatherings until at least January 29, 2021. Current retail restrictions were announced Decem...Learn More

Saskatchewan Public Health Order requires retailers to reduce capacity starting December 25, 2020 While Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 new cases have been relatively stable in recent days, in order to redu...Learn More

The Province of Saskatchewan has introduced legislation to reduce the short-term tax rate for Saskatchewan small businesses. Under this initiative, Saskatchewan’s small business corporate income tax...Learn More

The Government of Saskatchewan has announced the Strong Recovery Adaptation Rebate (SRAR), which will assist companies who have adapted their businesses to address COVID-19 challenges, such as changi...Learn More

Saskatchewan has announced a one month “slow down” (not lockdown) with new measures that begin November 19, 2020. These include mandatory masks, no public gatherings, and likely new protocols to h...Learn More

Update: Effective Thursday, November 19th,  wearing a non-medical mask will now be required in all indoor public spaces in Saskatchewan including retail stores. Until November 19, mandatory masking...Learn More

A curfew on alcohol sales in licensed establishments began on Monday, November 16, 2020 and will last for 28 days. The province requires all Saskatchewan restaurants and licensed establishments (bars,...Learn More

As anticipated based on strong polling in favor of the Saskatchewan Party, Premier Scott Moe and his party will return to power following the provincial election held Monday, October 26, 2020. This wi...Learn More

As anticipated, the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly has been dissolved and the writ dropped for the General Election to be held on Monday, October 26, 2020. Polls show that the ruling Saskatchewan P...Learn More

Retailers operating in Saskatchewan are reminded that the minimum wage will increase to $11.45 per hour on October 1, 2020, following the RCC supported apolitical indexation formula that gives equal w...Learn More