Saskatchewan Compliance

    Last updated: January 2026

    SaskTask is proudly based in Saskatchewan. This document outlines our compliance with provincial laws and regulations specific to Saskatchewan.

    🌾

    Proudly Saskatchewan

    SaskTask is a Saskatchewan-based company, built to serve our local communities from Regina to Saskatoon, Prince Albert to Moose Jaw, and everywhere in between.

    Provincial Regulatory Framework

    SaskTask operates in compliance with the following Saskatchewan provincial legislation:

    • The Saskatchewan Employment Act - Labour standards and contractor classification
    • The Consumer Protection and Business Practices Act - Consumer rights and fair dealing
    • The Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, 2018 - Anti-discrimination protections
    • The Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 - Workplace safety requirements
    • The Workers' Compensation Act, 2013 - WCB coverage requirements
    • The Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FOIP) - Privacy protections
    • The Electronic Information and Documents Act, 2000 - Electronic contracts

    Consumer Protection (Saskatchewan)

    Under The Consumer Protection and Business Practices Act, Saskatchewan consumers are entitled to specific protections. SaskTask ensures:

    Your Rights as a Consumer

    • Fair Dealing: All services are described accurately and honestly
    • Unfair Practices Protection: Protection against deceptive or unconscionable conduct
    • Clear Pricing: All fees and charges are disclosed upfront before booking
    • Cancellation Rights: Clear cancellation policies as outlined in our Refund Policy
    • Dispute Resolution: Access to fair dispute resolution mechanisms

    Internet Agreement Requirements

    As an internet-based service, our agreements comply with Saskatchewan's internet agreement requirements:

    • Clear disclosure of all material terms before you agree
    • Express consent required before charges are applied
    • Confirmation of transactions via email
    • Easy access to your agreement terms at any time

    Filing a Consumer Complaint

    If you believe your consumer rights have been violated, you may file a complaint with:
    Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA)
    Phone: 306-787-5645 | Toll-free: 1-877-880-5550
    Website: fcaa.gov.sk.ca

    Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) Saskatchewan

    WCB Coverage in Saskatchewan

    Under The Workers' Compensation Act, 2013, workers performing certain types of tasks may require WCB coverage. As an independent contractor using SaskTask:

    Industry/Task TypeWCB CoverageNotes
    Construction & RenovationMandatoryRequired for all construction work
    RoofingMandatoryHigh-risk activity
    Electrical WorkMandatoryRequires licensing too
    PlumbingMandatoryRequires licensing too
    Moving & DeliveryRecommendedPersonal Optional Insurance available
    Lawn Care & LandscapingRecommendedDepends on tools used
    Cleaning ServicesOptionalLow-risk activity
    Pet Care & Dog WalkingOptionalLow-risk activity
    Virtual/Online TasksNot RequiredOffice work exempt

    Personal Optional Insurance (POI)

    Self-employed individuals in Saskatchewan can purchase Personal Optional Insurance from WCB Saskatchewan:

    • Covers you if you're injured while working
    • Provides wage loss benefits and healthcare coverage
    • Premiums based on your industry classification
    • Can be purchased annually or for specific projects

    WCB Saskatchewan Contact

    Workers' Compensation Board Saskatchewan
    Phone: 306-787-4370 | Toll-free: 1-800-667-7590
    Website: wcbsask.com
    Email: customerservice@wcbsask.com

    Saskatchewan Human Rights Code

    SaskTask is committed to upholding the Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, 2018. Discrimination is prohibited on our platform based on:

    • Religion or creed
    • Marital or family status
    • Sex (including pregnancy)
    • Sexual orientation
    • Gender identity
    • Disability
    • Age (18+)
    • Colour, race, or perceived race
    • Ancestry or place of origin
    • Nationality or citizenship
    • Indigenous identity
    • Receipt of public assistance
    • Political belief

    Zero Tolerance Policy

    SaskTask maintains a zero tolerance policy for discrimination. If you experience discrimination:

    1. Report the incident through the app or email safety@sasktask.com
    2. We will investigate within 48 hours
    3. Violators will be permanently banned from the platform

    File a Human Rights Complaint

    Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission
    Phone: 306-933-5952 | Toll-free: 1-800-667-9249
    Website: saskatchewanhumanrights.ca

    Occupational Health and Safety (Saskatchewan)

    Under The Saskatchewan Employment Act and The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020, all workers have the right to a safe workplace.

    Your Three Basic Rights

    Right to Know

    You have the right to know about hazards in the workplace

    Right to Participate

    You have the right to participate in health and safety activities

    Right to Refuse

    You have the right to refuse unusually dangerous work

    Exercising Your Right to Refuse

    If a task presents an unusual danger to your health or safety, you can refuse to perform it:

    1. Inform the Task Giver that you're refusing the work and explain why
    2. Report the issue to SaskTask through the app
    3. You will not be penalized for refusing unsafe work
    4. If unresolved, contact Saskatchewan Labour Relations and Workplace Safety

    Report Unsafe Work Conditions

    Saskatchewan Labour Relations and Workplace Safety
    Phone: 306-787-4496 | Toll-free: 1-800-567-7233
    Website: saskatchewan.ca/workplace-safety

    Licensed & Certified Trades in Saskatchewan

    Certain trades in Saskatchewan require licensing or certification. Task Doers performing these tasks must hold valid credentials:

    Trade/ServiceRegulatory BodyRequirements
    Electrical WorkSaskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission (SATCC)Journeyperson Certificate required
    PlumbingSATCCJourneyperson Certificate required
    Gas FittingTechnical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan (TSASK)Gas license required
    HVACSATCC / TSASKRefrigeration Mechanic certificate
    Automotive RepairSATCCAutomotive Service Technician certificate
    Pest ControlMinistry of EnvironmentPesticide Applicator License
    Tree Removal (Large)VariousISA Certification recommended

    Tax Obligations in Saskatchewan

    As an independent contractor earning income through SaskTask, you have tax obligations:

    GST/PST Requirements

    • GST (5%): You must register and collect GST if your worldwide revenue exceeds $30,000 in any 12-month period
    • PST (6%): Saskatchewan's Provincial Sales Tax applies to certain tangible goods. Most services are exempt from PST, but check specific categories

    Income Reporting

    • Report all income earned through SaskTask on your tax return
    • You will receive a T4A slip if your earnings exceed $500 in a calendar year
    • Keep records of all expenses for potential deductions
    • Consider making quarterly tax instalments to avoid year-end surprises

    CRA Contact

    Canada Revenue Agency
    Business Enquiries: 1-800-959-5525
    Website: canada.ca/cra

    Saskatchewan PST

    Ministry of Finance
    Phone: 306-787-6645 | Toll-free: 1-800-667-6102
    Website: saskatchewan.ca/pst

    SaskTask Service Areas

    SaskTask primarily serves communities across Saskatchewan:

    Major Cities

    • • Saskatoon
    • • Regina
    • • Prince Albert
    • • Moose Jaw
    • • Swift Current

    Mid-Size Communities

    • • North Battleford
    • • Yorkton
    • • Estevan
    • • Weyburn
    • • Lloydminster (SK side)

    Growing Areas

    • • Martensville
    • • Warman
    • • White City
    • • Pilot Butte
    • • And many more...

    We continue to expand across Saskatchewan. If your community isn't listed, you can still use SaskTask - we're just building up our Task Doer network in your area!

    Indigenous Land Acknowledgment

    SaskTask acknowledges that we operate on Treaty 4, Treaty 5, Treaty 6, Treaty 8, and Treaty 10 territories, the traditional lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dene, Dakota, Lakota, Nakota, and the homeland of the Métis Nation.

    We are committed to serving all Saskatchewan communities, including First Nations and Métis communities. We welcome Task Givers and Task Doers from all backgrounds.

    Saskatchewan Regulatory Contacts

    Consumer Affairs

    FCAA: 1-877-880-5550 | fcaa.gov.sk.ca

    Workers' Compensation

    WCB SK: 1-800-667-7590 | wcbsask.com

    Human Rights

    SHRC: 1-800-667-9249 | saskatchewanhumanrights.ca

    Workplace Safety

    SK Labour: 1-800-567-7233 | saskatchewan.ca/workplace-safety

    Contact SaskTask

    General Support

    Email: support@sasktask.com
    Help Center: sasktask.com/help

    Compliance Questions

    Email: compliance@sasktask.com