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Released on November 3, 2025
Saskatchewan’s post-secondary establishments will obtain roughly $250 million in further working funding over the subsequent 4 years by means of a brand new multi-year funding settlement with the Government of Saskatchewan.
The settlement delivers funding certainty by means of annual working funding will increase, helps scholar affordability by additional limiting tuition will increase and streamlines accountability reporting necessities.
“This commitment affirms our government’s belief in the transformative role post-secondary education plays in shaping Saskatchewan’s future,” Advanced Education Minister Ken Cheveldayoff mentioned. “By delivering predictable funding increases, we are ensuring that institutions can continue providing high-quality education that equips students to succeed in our dynamic, evolving labour market.”
As a part of the brand new settlement, annual working grants shall be elevated by three per cent every year. These will increase shall be utilized on high of the one per cent enhance supplied in 2025-26, which shall be made everlasting. This strategy helps simpler planning and useful resource allocation, serving to establishments strengthen long-term monetary sustainability, foster progress and guarantee college students are effectively supported.
The settlement additionally advantages college students by limiting tuition will increase to a variety of zero to a few per cent yearly, a discount from the present 4 per cent restrict. In addition, all establishments will submit accountability studies demonstrating progress in key areas.
As a part of the dedication, each publicly funded post-secondary establishment will signal a joint Memorandum of Understanding with authorities that can come into impact on April 1, 2026 and finish on March 31, 2030.
“Through this agreement, the Government of Saskatchewan has once again signalled its confidence in the University of Saskatchewan and the social and economic impact we have on our province,” University of Saskatchewan President and Vice-Chancellor Peter Stoicheff mentioned. “This level of support stands out across the country and will enable our university to continue to deliver a strong return on investment for Saskatchewan and its citizens.”
“The Government of Saskatchewan has proven once again to be a supportive partner to the University of Regina and the broader post-secondary sector through the development of this multi-year funding agreement,” University of Regina President and Vice-Chancellor Dr. Jeff Keshen mentioned. “That spirit of collaboration has served our students and all of us well in the past and I am confident it will serve us all well in the future as we continue to work on important educational, research, and community initiatives together.”
“We welcome this four-year funding agreement, which brings much-needed financial predictability and stability during a turbulent time for post-secondary institutions,” Saskatchewan Polytechnic President and CEO Dr. Larry Rosia mentioned. “As we continue to face challenges and adjust to the changes in the International Student landscape, we appreciate the Government of Saskatchewan’s forward-thinking approach. This support allows us to better plan for the future needs of our students and communities. It will enable Sask Polytech to continue to lead the rise of polytechnic education.”
“On behalf of Saskatchewan’s regional colleges, we are grateful for the stability provided by the Province’s new multi-year funding agreement,” North West College President and CEO, Chair, Regional College CEO Council Dr. Eli Ahlquist mentioned. “This commitment is a strong signal that underscores the critical role that post-secondary education plays in today’s economic reality. The predictability of stable multi-year funding allows our institutions to plan strategically, strengthening our operations, and most importantly – continue delivering high-quality education and training tailored to the unique needs of learners in communities across Saskatchewan.”
“For nearly 50 years, SIIT has been supporting Indigenous learners across the province, delivering programs that respond to the needs of communities,” Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies President and CEO Riel Bellgarde mentioned. “This renewed multi-year funding agreement allows for proactive planning to meet the long-term labour market needs of communities and industry. As we mark the 10th anniversary of the TRC’s Calls to Action, this is what economic reconciliation looks like – investing in Indigenous-led education that builds skills, creates opportunities, and strengthens our province.”
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