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The Water Security Agency is a unique organization in Canada – bringing together the majority of government’s core water management responsibilities in one place. When it comes to water resources, we provide a one window service for Saskatchewan citizens.
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The Water Security Agency Releases Winter Conditions Forecast
The Water Security Agency’s (WSA) 2022 Conditions at Freeze-up Report indicates that most areas of the province are on the dry side going into the winter. While some areas of the province […]
Be Ice Smart This Winter
With the arrival of snow and colder temperatures, the Water Security Agency is reminding the public to ensure that ice is thick enough to safely walk, drive or snowmobile on. […]
Province Invests $6 Million in New Gardiner Dam Office
Nov. 4, 2022 — Today, the Honourable Jeremy Cockrill, Minister Responsible for the Water Security Agency (WSA), officially opened a new head office at Gardiner Dam. This investment is the […]
Recent Advisories
Heavy Rainfall Impacting Wastewater Treatment
The communities of Saskatoon, Weyburn, Sedley, Stockholm, Rocanville, and Whitewood and their surrounding areas have received heavy rainfall recently that may have temporarily exceeded the design limits of their wastewater […]
Significant Rainfall Watch for Southeastern Saskatchewan
Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a significant rainfall watch for southeastern Saskatchewan for Thursday May 12 to Saturday May 14, 2022. Steady rainfall accumulations are forecast to begin […]
April Runoff Update – Winter Storm Advisory
Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a winter storm watch for southeastern Saskatchewan for Monday April 11, 2022. Snowfall accumulations are forecast to be highest in the Souris River […]