Information and Communications

The Agriculture Knowledge Centre is your place to start for the latest answers on topics ranging from crops and livestock to nutrient management and the economic implications of management decisions.

Business Fact Sheets provide information about starting and maintaining a business in Saskatchewan.

The ITO initiated and is one of the key management bodies for CommunityNet, Saskatchewan's world-class, public sector, high-speed Internet system. It is now working with SaskTel to expand the network to people and communities throughout the province.

Provides French language educational services for Francophone, French Immersion and Core French programmes in Saskatchewan schools.

Freelaw is free access to up-to-date electronic versions of all Government of Saskatchewan Acts and Regulations, The Saskatchewan Gazette and other legislative publications.

The atlas includes geological maps of Saskatchewan and several geoscience datasets registered to a common projection and viewable in a Geographic Information System (GIS) format.

The Interlibrary Loans Program allows Saskatchewan residents to borrow books, other materials, and obtain photocopies of magazine articles, materials from other libraries. Saskatchewan Provincial Library acts as an intermediary between Saskatchewan libraries and out-of-province or out-of-country libraries.

One-stop shopping for Saskatchewan publications, including documents from across government, and other non-government agencies. Provides online distribution and payment options and links to related documents.

The Visual Identity Program was adopted to ensure a clear and consistent image for the Government of Saskatchewan, which is essential for effective communications. The consistent application of a strong visual image helps people in Saskatchewan and around the world easily identify provincial government programs, services, agencies and staff.