Saskatchewan Releases Year End Financial Results | News and Media | Government of Saskatchewan
The Government of Saskatchewan released its 2025-26 Public Accounts, revealing an operating deficit of $947 million, an improvement of $263 million from previous projections but a $960 million reduction from the expected surplus. Total revenue saw a modest increase of $77 million, while expenses rose by $1 billion to reach $22 billion, mainly due to heightened demands in healthcare and public services. Despite a $1.5 billion increase in net debt, Saskatchewan retains the second lowest net debt-t
By CAN·MIGRATE Editorial·Reviewed by Licensed Immigration Consultant·Published July 1, 2026·Updated August 6, 2026·1 min read
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The Government of Saskatchewan has released its 2025-26 Public Accounts, reporting an operating deficit of $947 million.
This deficit represents an improvement of $263 million compared to previous projections. However, it also indicates a $960 million reduction from the expected surplus. The province's total revenue saw a modest increase of $77 million. In contrast, expenses rose by $1 billion, reaching a total of $22 billion. The increase in expenditures is primarily attributed to heightened demands in healthcare and public services.
Despite a $1.5 billion increase in net debt, Saskatchewan maintains the second-lowest net debt-to-GDP ratio among Canadian provinces at 16.5%. The province's net debt now stands at $19.9 billion. The 2025-26 Public Accounts underscore the fiscal adjustments made due to evolving economic conditions and increased service demands across essential sectors within Saskatchewan.
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📌 Saskatchewan Releases Year End Financial Results | News and Media | Government of Saskatchewan
The Government of Saskatchewan released its 2025-26 Public Accounts, revealing an operating deficit of $947 million, an improvement of $263 million from previous projections but a $960 million reduction from the expected surplus. Total revenue saw a modest increase of $77 million, while expenses rose by $1 billion to reach $22 billion, mainly due to heightened demands in healthcare and public services. Despite a $1.5 billion increase in net debt, Saskatchewan retains the second lowest net debt-t
Key points:
• Saskatchewan reported a $947 million operating deficit for 2025-26.
• This deficit is an improvement of $263 million from previous projections.
• Total expenses rose by $1 billion, primarily due to healthcare and public services.
Published: July 1, 2026
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