Category: Saskatchewan

Glacier and snowmelt from the Rocky Mountains and foothills contributes nearly 90% of the annual flow, with most of that contribution during July and August. The Red Deer River is a major tributary of the South Saskatchewan merging 16 kilometres (10 mi) east of the Alberta-Saskatchewan border. What are the main sources of water in […]

Saskatchewan Provincial Angling Records Species Record Weight Caught Largemouth Bass 24″ – Northern Pike 47lb 5oz 2008 Rainbow Trout (World Record!) 48lb 2009 Sauger 7lb 13oz 1990 What is the most common fish in Saskatchewan? In Saskatchewan, the white sucker is the most abundant and widespread commercially fished species. Where is the best fishing in […]

Sask . is the abbreviation for Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan’s name comes from a Cree word meaning “swiftly flowing river.” Saskatoon, Sask ., is the largest city in the province, but Regina is the capital. What is a person from Saskatchewan called? The residents of Saskatchewan are known as Saskatchewanians or far less often as Saskatchewaners. Both […]

Algae carpets bloom Some smaller tributaries that feed into the river and fill it with organic matter have dried up, said Vinebrooke, who researches the river’s vast network of tributaries. The lack of sediment allows more light to penetrate the water’s surface, contributing to algae growth. Is the North Saskatchewan River safe for swimming? Myth […]

The tax rates in Saskatchewan range from 10.5% to 14.5% of income and the combined federal and provincial tax rate is between 25.5% and 47.5%. Saskatchewan’s marginal tax rate increases as your income increases so you pay higher taxes on the level of income that falls into a higher tax bracket. How is tax calculated […]

In 2021, Saskatchewan’s potash sector recorded all-time high production and sales of $7.6 billion. Increasing demand and rising prices are expected to generate record sales in 2022, well above the $9 billion objective initially earmarked for 2030 in the province’s 2020-2030 Growth Plan. How Much Does Saskatchewan make from potash? The key driver has been […]

Potassium. Most soils in Saskatchewan have high levels of available potassium, and thus the addition of potassium fertilizer is often not required. What are the disadvantages of potassium fertilizers? The biggest disadvantage of potassium sulfate is cost. Potassium chloride is about 40 to 50 percent less expensive per pound of K2O than SOP. The biggest […]

The Province of Saskatchewan administers the Family Health Benefits program that gives health coverage to low-income families. With certain limits, benefits for children include prescription drugs, dental care, eye examinations, eye glasses, chiropractic services, medical supplies, and ambulance costs. Who is eligible for Saskatchewan health benefits? If you make your home in Saskatchewan and you […]

Related items. You can renew your vehicle registration at a motor licence issuer or online through MySGI. How do I register an out of province vehicle in Saskatchewan? To register your vehicle in Saskatchewan you need to: have your vehicle pass a mechanical safety inspection (some exceptions apply) visit any motor licence issuer and present […]

midnight. 2/2 Once your plates expire, they’re expired at midnight of that date. Is there a grace period for vehicle registration in Saskatchewan? The 7-day grace period is recognized in Saskatchewan, but may not be recognized in other provinces or states. The 7-day grace period applies for registration and insurance. The “replacement” vehicle can be […]