Deal includes $195.1M for health projects and a new Saskatoon Cancer Patient Lodge
Government of Canada and Saskatchewan agreed on $610.6M to support residents, with $195.1M for health and a rebuild of the Saskatoon Cancer Patient Lodge.
IRCNews desk Updated October 19, 2026 1 min read
Government of Canada and Saskatchewan agreed on $610.6M to support residents, with $195.1M for health and a rebuild of the Saskatoon Cancer Patient Lodge.
Newcomers, workers, students, employers, and families eyeing Saskatchewan can expect stronger community supports, with major federal funding for health infrastructure—including a new Saskatoon Cancer Patient Lodge—aimed at improving access and quality of life.
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