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Regina, Saskatchewan
Welcome to the Government of Saskatchewan’s LinkedIn Page! This page has information about our current career opportunities, who our teams are, and why we are the choice for your next career adventure. When you join the Government of Saskatchewan Public Service, you’ll be part of a community that values diversity, innovation, and collaboration. We are one of the largest employers in Saskatchewan, offering diverse and fulfilling opportunities that enable you to make a difference in our province and in the lives of our residents. With approximately 12,000 employees in locations throughout the province, we are committed to building a stronger Saskatchewan for current and future generations. Visit https://www.saskatchewan.ca/careers page to explore more ways of connecting with us.
On-site
Students will support environmental and agricultural programs delivered to the public and government employees. They may work in either an office or field environment depending on the specific assignment.
On-site · Regina
This role provides administrative support by managing correspondence, scheduling meetings, and coordinating travel and event logistics. Responsibilities also include monitoring expenditures, processing invoices, and maintaining office inventory and records.
On-site · Regina
This role provides high-level executive support by managing the Executive Director's calendar, travel logistics, and communications. The incumbent also oversees administrative processes, maintains filing systems, and prepares budget reports to ensure branch efficiency.
On-site · Saskatoon
The investigator manages sensitive complaints and disclosures of wrongdoing by gathering evidence, conducting interviews, and developing investigative plans. They also produce detailed reports with recommendations and deliver educational workshops to promote transparency and accountability.
On-site · Regina
The Senior Program Analyst leads projects and programs by applying creative problem-solving and innovative solutions. They are responsible for developing and evaluating skills training policies while maintaining positive relationships with delivery partners.
On-site · Regina
The role involves managing administrative tasks such as document preparation, records management, and processing office expenditures. Additionally, the incumbent will respond to public inquiries and coordinate logistics for meetings and travel.
On-site · Regina
The role involves designing and conducting research using quantitative and qualitative methods to support policy and program development. Responsibilities include analyzing data, interpreting findings, and preparing research support materials such as reports and briefing notes.
On-site · Regina
Lead the Indigenous Economic Development Branch, setting strategic direction and overseeing its team, budget, programs, and delivery of ministry priorities. Build partnerships among Indigenous governments and businesses, private-sector organizations, financial institutions, and governments, while advising senior officials and supporting Indigenous investment and economic reconciliation initiatives.
On-site · Regina
Provide executive leadership for the province’s treasury activities, including liquidity, banking, borrowing, debt servicing, infrastructure financing, and investment management. Advise government leaders on financial and capital-market matters, lead engagement with financial stakeholders, support budget development, and serve as General Manager of the Municipal Financing Corporation.
On-site · Regina
Lead the Highway Traffic Board’s staff and operational activities, supporting adjudicators and the timely, fair handling of appeals and regulatory matters. Oversee policies, budgets, staffing, planning, stakeholder relationships, and workplace culture to ensure accessible and accountable tribunal services.
On-site
Support the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of engineering projects and infrastructure through inspections, testing, surveying, monitoring, and data collection. Prepare technical documents, analyze information, coordinate with project stakeholders, monitor compliance, troubleshoot issues, and support project planning and delivery.
On-site · Regina
Provide medical and public health leadership to develop policies, standards, and programs, monitor population health, and respond to emerging health challenges. Support the Chief Medical Health Officer’s statutory responsibilities, collaborate with government and community partners, represent Saskatchewan on public health matters, and contribute to research, education, and workforce development.
On-site · Moose Jaw
Provide occupational therapy services, assess client needs, and develop, deliver, and evaluate appropriate programs and interventions. Manage service materials and equipment, communicate information clearly, balance competing workloads, and help protect the safety and well-being of clients and staff.
