Crown-sector and core-government compensation from the CIC Payee Disclosure Report and Public Accounts Volume 2
Each year, Crown Investments Corporation (CIC) tables a Payee Disclosure Report with the Legislative Assembly's Standing Committee on Crown and Central Agencies. It lists every Crown-sector employee paid $50,000 or more in remuneration during the fiscal year (April 1 – March 31), along with the Crown corporation they work for. Alongside it, the province's Public Accounts Volume 2 — tabled the same week — names every General Revenue Fund employee paid $50,000 or more, ministry by ministry. Together the two reports are Saskatchewan's closest equivalent to a public-sector “sunshine list,” and this site combines both.
The CIC report covers the Crown corporations and their subsidiaries:
Public Accounts Volume 2 adds the core government: every ministry (Health, Highways, Social Services, Corrections, Finance and the rest), the legislative offices (the Provincial Auditor, Ombudsman, Advocate for Children and Youth and others), and the revolving funds. Each disclosed record includes the employee's name, their employer, and their total remuneration for the fiscal year. (Neither report publishes job titles, so this site doesn't show them.)
The Saskatchewan Health Authority, school divisions, Saskatchewan Polytechnic and the universities (U of S, U of R) are in neither report — health and education payees appear only in the separate Compendium of Payee Details, and the universities publish no named salary list at all — so they are not on this site.
Figures are total remuneration paid during the fiscal year: salaries, wages, salary holdbacks, payments in lieu of notice, vacation payouts, and other taxable benefits. They are exact amounts, not bands. Because the report counts money paid in a given year, a one-time payout (such as severance or a holdback) can lift a person's total for a single year, so an individual's year-over-year figures should be compared with care. For the Crown corporations the amounts exclude the employer-paid portion of pensions and benefits; for core government, Volume 2's figures include pension and public-sector benefits alongside salaries, wages and honorariums — so the two sources are compiled on slightly different bases.
This site is an independent tool and is not affiliated with the Government of Saskatchewan or Crown Investments Corporation. Data is sourced from the CIC Crown-Sector Payee Disclosure Reports and Public Accounts Volume 2, and updated when new fiscal years are released.
This site also hosts compensation data for Ontario, Newfoundland & Labrador, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.