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Saskatchewan: where to find the budget
Saskatchewan's Ministry of Finance tables the provincial budget each March. After the fiscal year closes on 31 March, it publishes the Public Accounts in two volumes: Volume 1 holds the audited Summary Financial Statements, and Volume 2 holds the detail of the General Revenue Fund. Quarterly reports update the forecast during the year. Here is where each one lives, and what it tells you.
The plan: the Saskatchewan budget
A budget is a statement of intent. It sets out what the province expects to raise, spend and borrow in the year ahead. It is not a record of what happened.
- 2026-27 Budget The current provincial budget, titled Protecting Saskatchewan, with summaries by topic.
- 2026-27 Budget document The full budget book: the financial plan for the fiscal year running 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027. PDF.
- 2026-27 Budget materials The rest of the package, including the Estimates, the budget address and the highlights.
The record: what was actually spent
The budget is a promise; the Public Accounts are the receipt. Start with Volume 1.
- Public Accounts 2025-26, Volume 1: Summary Financial Statements The audited record for the fiscal year ended 31 March 2026, with a financial statement discussion and analysis and the Provincial Auditor's report. PDF.
- Public Accounts 2025-26, Volume 2: General Revenue Fund Details Revenue and spending by ministry and program, plus suppliers paid $50,000 or more. PDF.
Between budgets
The independent check
Saskatchewan has no legislative budget officer. The Provincial Auditor is the office that examines provincial finances without reporting to the government of the day.
- Provincial Auditor of Saskatchewan An independent officer of the Legislative Assembly. Audits the government's financial statements and the work of ministries and agencies.
- Audit of the Government of Saskatchewan's 2025–26 Financial Statements The Provincial Auditor's summary of its audit of the 2025-26 Summary Financial Statements.
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Finding the documents is step one.
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