Category: Saskatchewan

Effective April 1, 2022, mileage rates are as follows: For travel south of the 54th parallel, the per kilometer Transportation Rate is $0.5910. For travel north of the 54th parallel, the per kilometer Transportation Rate is $0.6410. What is the CRA mileage rate for 2022? 61¢ per kilometreReasonable allowance rates For 2022, they are: 61¢ […]

6 per cent. PST is a 6 per cent sales tax that applies to taxable goods and services and insurance contracts consumed or used in Saskatchewan. How do I charge my PST in Saskatchewan? Registering for PST is easy; just fill out the Application for Vendor’s Licence/Consumer Registration form. The province will issue you either […]

The current rates are: 5% (GST) in Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Quebec, Saskatchewan, and Yukon. Who qualifies for GST in Saskatchewan? Eligibility criteria You are 19 years of age or older. You have (or had) a spouse or common-law partner. You are (or were) a parent and live (or lived) with your […]

Increases were seen not only in Saskatchewan but across most of Canada. Patrick DeHaan, a GasBuddy Petroleum Analyst says these increases are due to oil refinery issues both in Western Canada and the United States, which have had an impact on prices. Why have gas prices suddenly gone up? Demand for gasoline is rising, and […]

As in Alberta, the majority of Saskatchewan’s oil and gas resources (approximately 75%) are owned by the Crown (i.e., the people of Saskatchewan). Energy companies operating in Saskatchewan and developing Crown resources must therefore pay royalties to the Saskatchewan government. Are oil fields privately owned? Unless explicitly separated by a deed, oil and gas rights […]

Without a doubt, curling remains one of the region’s, as well as the country’s favorite sports. You can watch the sweeping action throughout Canada, but there are a number of clubs and leagues in the region that you can cheer for during the season. What is Saskatchewan’s official sport? CurlingCurling is the provincial sport of […]

Prussian carp are an invasive species found in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Native to Siberia, their introduction to North American bodies of water is unclear, but the effect has been tremendous. Prussian carp are a hardy species that can rapidly establish themselves in lakes, streams and rivers. Are there carp in Saskatchewan? Carp were originally introduced […]

Saskatchewan truly is the land of living skies, a land where the golden glow from a sunrise or sunset can last for hours, where the sky is so dark at night the sky is a shining blanket of stars. Why is Saskatchewan the land of the living skies? In 1997, Becky Pritchard of Tisdale, Sask […]

Saskatchewan Environment Don’t shoot yourself in the foot by breaking some of the most common hunting infractions. ❌ Hunt wildlife one ½ hour after sunset to one ½ hour before sunrise. To review Saskatchewan’s hunting regulations, download the Hunters and Trappers Guide on saskatchewan.ca/hunting. When can you hunt in Saskatchewan? Season dates vary from zone […]

SaskEnergy. Regulated natural gas providers in SK: SaskEnergy is Saskatchewan’s only distributor of natural gas, and it’s the default natural gas provider in the province. However, consumers there can choose to buy their natural gas from a competitive provider. Where does Saskatchewan get natural gas? Saskatchewan is the third-largest natural gas producer in Canada. In […]