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Saskatchewan Health Card, Licence and Benefits

A plain-language guide to the main Saskatchewan services: renewing your Saskatchewan health card, renewing your driver's licence, and the provincial benefits paid with your federal benefits.

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ServiceIn short
Health cardFree; 2026 renewal stickers mailed automatically
Driver's licenceSGI; 5-year licence, new photo at renewal
Benefits paid by the CRASaskatchewan low-income tax credit

Health card

2026 is a health card renewal year in Saskatchewan. eHealth mails renewal stickers automatically to eligible households, extending coverage to December 31, 2029. You don't need to apply, but your address must be up to date. Health cards are free, and eHealth never texts or calls about renewal. Full guide: Saskatchewan Health Card Renewal 2026: Your Renewal Sticker.

Driver's licence

A Saskatchewan driver's licence lasts 5 years and expires on the last day of your birth month. When it is due, renew at a motor licence issuer and have a new photo taken. Check SGI for the current renewal options and fees. Full guide: How to Renew a Saskatchewan Driver's Licence (SGI).

Provincial benefits

The CRA pays the Saskatchewan low-income tax credit for the province, with the quarterly Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit. For July 2026 to June 2027 it is up to $460 for you, $460 for a spouse or partner, and $181 per child (up to two children), or up to $1,282 per family. It starts to go down when family net income is over $39,345.

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