Government of Saskatchewan: permits up 32.5% YoY, second among provinces.
Government of Saskatchewan says Aug 2026 permits rose 32.5% year over year, second among provinces, and 15.9% month over month.
Saskatchewan PNP desk··Updated October 19, 2026·1 min read
Government of Saskatchewan says Aug 2026 permits rose 32.5% year over year, second among provinces, and 15.9% month over month.
Building permits up 32.5% year-over-year point to rising construction and materials demand. For newcomers, students, workers, employers and families, this may mean more projects, potential hiring and housing growth across Saskatchewan.
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Government of Saskatchewan says harvest is 93% complete after rain and snow; cropland topsoil moisture 88% adequate. Final 2026 Crop Report on November 5.
On October 6, 2026, Government of Saskatchewan accepted bids on 75 parcels, raising over $29M; Lloydminster led, then Estevan, Swift Current, Kindersley.
Government of Saskatchewan will host the 2026 Business Expo and Procurement Forum at Conexus Arts Centre in Regina on Oct 22, 2026 for suppliers and vendors.
Oct 16, 2026: Government of Saskatchewan started a 33-room cancer patient lodge in Saskatoon. Saskatchewan and Canada invest $7M+ each. Expected Spring 2028.
On October 15, 2026 the Government of Saskatchewan marked progress on $12M Buffalo Pound Dam upgrades to secure water for Regina, Moose Jaw and industry.
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