Category: Saskatchewan

$55 CAD. You will be required to take a road test, which costs $55 CAD. Depending on the road test, you may be required to practice as a learner and complete an approved driver training program or may be issued with a novice licence. Pay the driver’s licence fee of $100 CAD or $25 CAD […]

Position your vehicle parallel to the front vehicle about . 5 m out from it, with your back bumper lined up with the front vehicle’s back bumper. Shift to reverse, check that the way is clear and get ready to steer. What is the correct way to parallel park? Position your car. Slowly steer your […]

Eligible seniors 65 years and older pay $25 for prescription drugs listed on the Saskatchewan Formulary or approved under Exception Drug Status. Ask your physician or pharmacist if your medications may qualify for Exception Drug Status. How does the Saskatchewan drug plan Work? Drug Cost Assistance The Special Support Program is an income-tested program that […]

Prescription drugs are covered if they are listed in the provincial formulary. Certain drugs are reviewed and recommended by the Drug Advisory Committee of Saskatchewan for coverage under the Exception Drug Status (EDS) Program. All recommendations must be approved by the Minister of Health. What does meets EDS mean? Certain drugs or other items are […]

What is the SSP? The SSP is an income-tested program that helps Saskatchewan residents with high drug costs in relation to their income. Eligible applicants will receive a letter each year that provides a deductible and co-payment for coverage under the provincial prescription drug plan. What is Saskatchewan special support program? The Special Support Program […]

The Saskatchewan Employment Supplement (SES) provides assistance to families with lower-incomes who have children. It is a monthly payment that supplements income from a job, farming, self-employment, or from child or spousal support. How much is income assistance in Saskatchewan? Benefits and Rates* Singles Families (3+ children) Saskatoon/Regina $600 $1,175 Remainder of the province $540 […]

He said cabbage, kale, strawberries, potatoes, carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, squash and radishes are some of the vegetables that can be grown in Saskatchewan gardens. What crops grow well in Saskatchewan? The province is the world’s largest exporter of peas, lentils, durum wheat, mustard seed, canola, flaxseed and oats. Saskatchewan is recognized worldwide for the quality […]

Saskatchewan maintains the highest operating profit margin in the country. Saskatchewan posted the highest average operating profit margin per farm at 20.1 cents per dollar of revenue, followed by Manitoba at 18.0 cents. How much money does agriculture make in Saskatchewan? In 2021, Saskatchewan agriculture exports were the largest on record, with total international sales […]

There are approximately 41.4 million acres of farmland in Saskatchewan, according to the provincial government. Who has the most farmland in Canada? In 2021, farms in Alberta reported the second highest total farm area (behind Saskatchewan), making up 32.0% of Canada’s total. Who owns the most farmland in Saskatchewan? Andjelic Land IncAndjelic Land Inc Andjelic […]

The average pay for a Crop Farmer is $64,598 a year and $31 an hour in Saskatchewan, Canada. The average salary range for a Crop Farmer is between $46,511 and $77,712. On average, a Less Than HS Degree is the highest level of education for a Crop Farmer. Do farmers make good money? Average Farmer […]