Some provincial government fees will change in the next fixcal year, which is expected to generate about $2.7-million in additional revenue for the year.  Most Saskatchewan resident hunting, trapping and seasonal angling licence fees will increase by $5, with corresponding increases to Canadian resident and non-resident licence fees, for an overall revenue increase of $3.27-million.

As of October 1st if you get caught stunting or street racing, it will impact the pocket book much more significantly.  The fine for  stunting in a vehicle increases from $175 to $580, and the fine for street racing goes from $150 to $580 for the first offence, then it’s $1,400 for the second offence and $2,100 for the third and subsequent offences.

Cottage Land Lease Fees for properties in the provincial parks system are being adjusted as follows beginning April 1st. Average fee increase of $118 per cottage lessee over the next four years, representing a 13 per cent increase.

On the other side, Crown Land Lease Fees related to surface rentals and battery site developments will be lower. The province says they are being adjusted to reflect updated values. It will result in annual fee decreases for all existing oil and gas disposition holders.