Investing in post-secondary education across Saskatchewan, including: 

• Increased operating funding for regional colleges through new four-year Multi-Year Funding Agreements, including Southeast College, Great Plains College and Northwest College; and, 

• Funding for preventative maintenance and renewal to ensure safe and efficient campus environments. 

Supporting students and families in urban centres through education investments, including: 

• $2.5 billion in school operating funding for Saskatchewan’s 27 school divisions, an increase of $62 million; 

• Over $100 million for early years funding, including licensed child care outside major cities; and,

• $42 million for school Preventative Maintenance and Renewal funding for divisions outside Regina and Saskatoon.

Strengthening Saskatchewan’s health care system, including: 

• Investments to improve access to primary care through Patient Medical Homes, nurse practitioners and virtual care initiatives; 

• Continued investments in home care services and system improvements through the Home Care Information System; and, 

• Expanding access to addictions treatment by fulfilling the commitment to add 500 new treatment spaces across Saskatchewan. 

Investing in health infrastructure and services in regional centres, including: 

• Pharmacy Clean Room renovations at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Estevan and Cypress Regional Hospital in Swift Current; 

• Construction of Complex Needs Facilities in North Battleford and Prince Albert; and, 

• Planning work for a new urgent care centre in North Battleford and the Battleford District Care Centre project. 

Supporting safer communities, including: 

• Hiring approximately 100 new municipal police officers across Saskatchewan; 

• Establishing the Saskatchewan Marshals Service to target gangs, illegal weapons and drugs; and, 

• Investments to strengthen community supervision of offenders and improve highway safety enforcement. 

Investing in highways and transportation infrastructure, including: 

• Rehabilitation of Highway 47 west of Estevan; 

• Improvements to Highway 4 in Swift Current; and, 

• Rehabilitation work on Highway 4 and Highway 7 near Rosetown. 

Supporting research and innovation, including funding for the Petroleum Technology Research Centre’s Aquistore carbon storage project near Estevan. 

Providing stable funding through Municipal Revenue Sharing, which provides no-strings-attached funding for local priorities. In 2026-27, communities will receive: 

• Estevan – $2.9 million, an increase of $215,000 from last year; 

• North Battleford – $3.8 million, an increase of $277,000 from last year; 

• Swift Current – $4.5 million, an increase of $332,000 from last year; 

• Weyburn – $4.5 million, an increase of $332,000 from last year; and, 

• Rosetown – $5.9 million, an increase of $486,000 from last year. 

• $4 million to support rural and remote paramedic recruitment (46 FTEs); 

• $2 million to establish a provincial central intake and referral system; 

• $2 million to support Patient Medical Homes staffing to attach more patients to primary care; 

• $1 million to support nurse practitioner teams and improve access to primary care; 

• $6 million to full the commitment for 500 new addictions treatment spaces across Saskatchewan; 

• $3 million to operationalize the Compassionate Intervention Act; 

• $4 million for the Rural Physician Incentive Program; and, 

• $420,000 for the High Demand Residency Incentive for specialized medical training. 

• $24 million to advance construction of the Grenfell Long-Term Care project; 

• $22 million to continue construction of the La Ronge Long-Term Care project; 

• $1 million to continue planning for the Rosthern Hospital and Esterhazy Integrated Facility projects; and, 

• $2 million to replace high-risk medical imaging equipment in rural emergency and inpatient sites. 

• $2.5 billion in school operating funding for Saskatchewan’s 27 school divisions, an increase of $62 million; 

• $426 million, including funding for federal-provincial early learning and child care agreements; and,

• $65 million for school Preventative Maintenance and Renewal fundingfor school divisions to address aging school infrastructure maintenance and repair needs.

• $524 million for the ongoing suite of business risk management programs, including Crop Insurance and AgriStability $37 million for agricultural research,including funding for the Agricultural Development Fund and other partner organizations; and, 

• $4 million in capital support to districts for maintenance of irrigation infrastructure. 

• $50 million for Saskatchewan RCMP operations, including increased funding for First Nations Policing; 

• $5 million for the Saskatchewan Marshals Service targeting gangs, illegal weapons and drugs; 

• $2 million to support community supervision of adult offenders; 

• $713,000 to detect impaired drivers, illegal substances and unsafe vehicles on highways; and, 

• $190,000 to establish a new Small Town and Rural Police Service Grant Program. 

• $20 million for the Rural Integrated Roads for Growth program; 

• $9 million for the Urban Connectors program supporting roadway improvements in smaller cities; and, 

• $850,000 for the Community Airport Partnership program supporting upgrades at regional airports. 

• $392 million through the Municipal Revenue Sharing program, including $111 million allocated to rural municipalities; and, 

• $17 million for the Saskatchewan Secondary Suite Grant Program to support housing development. 

• $36 million for provincial park operations across rural communities; 

• $2 million to support regional parks through the Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association; and, 

• $15 million for capital improvements and projects in provincial parks. 

• $2 million toward construction of a group home in Melfort for individuals with intellectual disabilities; and, 

• $480,000 toward construction of a group home in Tisdale.