Congratulatory Messages - request congratulatory messages from the Lieutenant Governor for wedding anniversaries and birthdays.
For congratulatory messages from the Prime Minister, Governor General, or Her Majesty the Queen see Government Benefits - Canada.
Saskatchewan Pension Plan (SPP) - voluntary plan, tax-deductible contributions.
Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan - information for:
Home repairs and renovations - Saskatchewan has many programs to assist homeowners, including landlords.
Saskatchewan Secondary Suite Incentive (SSI) Grant Program
Eligible homeowners will receive up to 35% of the cost of renovations, up to a maximum of $35,000, to help them create a new secondary suite on their property to be rented out for below market value for at least the first 5 years. This program began in April 2024.
A qualifying suite must meet the requirements of a secondary suite according to the National Building Code of Canada and any other applicable national, provincial and municipal bylaws, codes and standards. The homeowner or builder must have received all required permitting and legal approvals necessary for the unit to be used as a rental property; however, the program eligibility criteria will not require verification that the suite has been rented before the grant is paid.
See Technical Interpretation 2024-1003781E5 Saskatchewan Secondary Suite Incentive Program, as to whether the grant received would be taxable to the homeowner.
Tax Tip: A separate suite in your house, or a laneway house on your property, may not qualify for the principal residence exemption.
Prescription Drug Plans and Health Coverage
All Health programs and services.
Supplementary Health Benefits - includes some dental benefits
Child and family benefits provided by federal and provincial/territorial governments.
Family Health Benefits - gives health coverage to low-income families. Benefits for children include prescription drugs, dental care, eye exams, eye glasses and other benefits. Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) form RC116 must be completed and returned to Saskatchewan Social Services in order to receive Family Health Benefits.
Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability (SAID) - The SAID program will provide an income for persons with significant and long-term disabilities separate from the Saskatchewan Assistance Program (SAP)
Relevant Services and Resources to the National Seniors Council - Federal/Provincial/Territorial - including benefits finder and more.
Saskatchewan Seniors' Income Plan (SIP) - financial assistance for seniors aged 65+
Canada Benefits Finder - information for students - Use this tool to find financial aid, bursary and scholarship and other information for students.