Statutory minimum wage in Saskatchewan (2026)

Last reviewed: 10 October 2026

In short: Saskatchewan has a general minimum wage of $15.70 per hour from 1 October 2026. Overtime is at least 1.5 times the hourly wage after 8 hours a day or 40 hours a week.

RuleWhat applies
National statutory minimum wageEmployeesYes [1]
Current adult minimum wage (gross)Employees15.70 CAD per hour [1]
Age bands, reduced rates and exclusionsEmployeesThe Government of Saskatchewan states one minimum wage ($15.70 per hour) for most employees and lists no age-based or student rate. Some groups, such as farming labourers and babysitters, do not have to be paid it. [1]
Next scheduled changeEmployees⚠ Not yet verified
Amount from next change (gross)Employees⚠ Not yet verified
Overtime payEmployeesAt least 1.5 times the hourly wage for hours over 8 a day (over 10 if scheduled for four 10-hour days) or over 40 a week (32 in a week with a public holiday). Exemptions and special rules apply. [2]

Notes

  • Gross hourly rate in Canadian dollars, as stated on the Government of Saskatchewan minimum wage page.
  • The database lists no later rate.

Sources

  1. Government of Saskatchewan: Minimum Wage and Reporting for Duty Pay (consulted 13 October 2026) · all sources
  2. Government of Saskatchewan: Understanding Saskatchewan's Employment Standards (February 2026) (consulted 10 October 2026) · all sources

Saskatchewan and neighbouring provinces and territories

Province or territoryNational statutory minimum wageCurrent adult minimum wage (gross)Age bands, reduced rates and exclusionsNext scheduled changeAmount from next change (gross)
Saskatchewan
Yes
$15.70 per hour
No age-based rate
⚠ Not yet verified
⚠ Not yet verified
Alberta
Yes
$15.00 per hour
Under-18 students: $13 (up to 28 h/week in term)
⚠ Not yet verified
⚠ Not yet verified
Manitoba
Yes
$16.40 per hour
No age-based rate: same for all employees
⚠ Not yet verified
⚠ Not yet verified
Northwest Territories
Yes
$17.20 per hour
One rate for all; no age-based rate
1 September 2027
⚠ Not yet verified

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