Bill 60: The Appropriation Act, 2026 (No.1)

This is a government appropriations bill that funds provincial public services and ministries in Saskatchewan — it does not directly regulate or impose obligations on private businesses. However, businesses that contract with or receive funding from the Saskatchewan government (such as construction firms working on highways, healthcare suppliers, agricultural processors, or post-secondary institutions) may see their funding flows or procurement opportunities shaped by these allocations. Notably, large sums are directed to Health ($8.5 billion), Education ($3.1 billion), Social Services ($1.7 billion), and Agriculture ($660 million), meaning industries that supply goods or services to these sectors could see activity tied to these spending levels. There is also $80 million in non-budgetary lending and investing through Advanced Education, which could affect student loan or institutional financing programs relevant to private training providers.