Courts & Court Records in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan's trial courts are the Court of King's Bench and the Provincial Court, with the Court of Appeal above them. Decisions are free on CanLII's Saskatchewan collection; the Sask Law Courts site (linked below) covers registries and sittings.
Vital Records: Restricted, With a Genealogy Door
Vital Statistics (administered through eHealth Saskatchewan) issues certificates to the person named and close family. The Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan holds historical registrations for genealogy.
Land, Property & Business Records
Saskatchewan is unusual: land titles and corporate registrations both run through ISC (Information Services Corporation), the province's registry operator, linked below.
Records Nobody Publishes
Criminal records are not public anywhere in Canada — checks go through police services with the subject’s consent. For unpublished government records, Saskatchewan’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act gives anyone the right to file an access request with a provincial or municipal body, the provincial cousin of the federal ATIP process described in our Canada Public Records guide.
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Saskatchewan Records: Quick Answers
Are Saskatchewan court records public?
Yes — judgments free on CanLII, court files by request from the registry.
Where do I search Saskatchewan land titles?
Through ISC, which operates the province's land titles registry with per-search fees.
Who can order a Saskatchewan birth certificate?
The person named and close family, through the eHealth Saskatchewan vital statistics service.