Government of Saskatchewan tables 2025-26 Crown payee report, notes $2.1B procurement

On Oct. 29, 2026, Saskatchewan's Crown payee report lists: $2.1B procurement ($1.5B to Saskatchewan, $152M to Indigenous suppliers) and a $68M dividend.

IRCNews desk October 29, 2026 1 min read

On Oct. 29, 2026, Saskatchewan's Crown payee report lists: $2.1B procurement ($1.5B to Saskatchewan, $152M to Indigenous suppliers) and a $68M dividend.

Lower utility costs and community investments point to affordability and support for families, students, and newcomers in Saskatchewan. Local procurement and a large Crown workforce suggest ongoing opportunities for workers and suppliers.

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Government of Saskatchewan tables 2025-26 Crown payee report, notes $2.1B procurement

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