Chaptered Statutes [Queen’s Printer] — On the Queen’s Printer web site, scroll down to click on the link for “Separate Chapters” to see the session laws (also called third-reading bills) enacted in each legislative session, starting with 1997. See also “Tables” for an overview of the status of acts and regulations, including name, chapter number, dates of original enactment and amendments, and effective date.
Consolidated Statutes of Saskatchewan [Queen’s Printer] — On the Queen’s Printer web site, scroll down to click on the link for “Acts (Consolidated Statutes)” to see the codified laws.
Rules of Court [Queen’s Printer] — On the Queen’s Printer web site, scroll down to click on the link for “Rules of Court” to see links to documents containing Queen’s Bench rules, Queen’s Bench forms, an index to Queen’s Bench rules and forms, rules respecting criminal proceedings, Court of Appeal rules, tariff of costs, and Queen’s Bench practice directives (also links to a list of judges, courthouse addresses, etc., as well as selected Federal Court rules and repealed Court of Appeal rules).
Consolidated Regulations [Queen’s Printer] — On the Queen’s Printer web site, scroll down to click on the link for “Regulations.”
Saskatchewan Gazette [Queen’s Printer] — On the Queen’s Printer web site, scroll down to click on the link for “The Saskatchewan Gazette.” This is published weekly in three parts. Part I contains official government notices, orders in council, and those private notices required to be published by statute. Parts II and III contain the official versions of regulations as enacted. On-line issues start with 1994.
These are charters (that is, organic laws, however denominated) and bylaws of municipalities — cities, towns, etc. —, which either are available on the municipality’s web site or can be freely accessed on the web site of a commercial publisher or other provider.
Charters
Note that a charter could be included in a collection of bylaws (see below) instead of being separately accessible.
Bylaws
For municipalities marked with an asterisk (*), summaries of bylaws, but not the texts, can be viewed.
Court of Queen’s Bench Forms These are on the Queen’s Printer web site (scroll down to click on the link for “Rules of Court”; then scroll down to click on the link for “Queen’s Bench Forms”; then scroll down to click on the “Open Document” button).