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In an effort to ensure municipalities are ready for growth, the provincial government announced the Saskatchewan Infrastructure Growth Initiative in the 2008-09 budget. Through the program, municipalities will be able to access $300 million over four years for five-year, interest-free loans to assist with the cost of lot development to support housing, commercial and industrial construction.

Bylaws– Municipal Bylaws

The Municipalities Act (as well as The Cities Act) Section 6 broadly empowers Saskatchewan municipalities to pass bylaws to:

“…govern the municipality in whatever manner the council considers appropriate, within the jurisdiction provided to the council by law.”

Given that the scope of municipal jurisdiction is significant and that municipalities are newly empowered through the Acts, it is impossible to provide a definitive list of potential bylaws a municipality might have. Municipalities are required to have in place a bylaw on the issue of public notice, and there are some matters on which municipalities if they choose to act must do so by bylaw, but generally speaking the municipal council has discretionary use of their authority to pass bylaws to govern the municipality.

Below is a list of sample bylaws, dealing with a variety of issues, which are common to municipalities across Saskatchewan. The documents are provided in both PDF and MS Word formats.

 Municipal Bylaws: 

 PDF

 Microsoft Word   


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