The Water Security Agency is advising the public of increased flows on the South Saskatchewan River between the border with Alberta and Lake Diefenbaker. Learn more on our website: wsask.ca/increased-flow…

Today we celebrate International Women in Engineering Day! We recognize the incredible women engineers at WSA who are driving innovation and paving the way for future generations. Your leadership and passion for your work continue to make a lasting impact on our team. #INWED2025

The Water Supply Conditions and Outlook Report for June is now available. Read the full report on our website: wsask.ca/recreation-env…

For nearly 60 years Lake Diefenbaker has supplied water to Saskatchewan. WSA manages the province’s largest reservoir to meet the needs of communities, industry, irrigation, recreation, habitat and power generation to ensure water now, and for the future.

SAW is offering free water well testing on wells that are used for domestic use. IF you live in the RMs of Enfield, Eyebrow, Marquis, Dufferin or Craik - email or call for more information! Now testing in RM of Huron and RM of Maple Bush!

It's Day 1 of Ag in Motion near Langham. Come check us out at the Ag Water Management demonstration site and across the street in the Water Management Pavilion. We hope to see you there! #AIM25

The Water Supply Conditions and Outlook Report for July is now available. Read the full report on our website: wsask.ca/recreation-env…

Lake Diefenbaker is a multi-purpose reservoir that also supplies water for producing power. WSA and SaskPower work together to provide water to the Coteau Creek power station and produce a reliable source of electricity for the province year-round.

WSA is providing up to $700,000 province-wide as part of the Channel Clearing and Drainage Project Maintenance cost share rebate program in 2025-26. Financial assistance is provided on a first come, first served basis. Learn more on our website: wsask.ca/irrigation-dev…

WSA's State of Drinking Water Quality Annual Report for 2024-25 is now available. Thank you to our communities for their dedication to excellence and their participation in drinking water studies. Learn more at wsask.ca/about/publicat…

Lake Diefenbaker is a multi-use reservoir serving water needs from the Qu’Appelle Valley to the Saskatchewan River Delta. WSA’s team of technicians, engineers and hydrologists manage flows responsibly when faced with a flood, drought or normal conditions.

View the latest 10 day forecast for the Saskatchewan River System on our website: wsask.ca/recreation-env…

80% of the water in Lake Diefenbaker starts in the mountains. WSA’s informed approach to managing the reservoir means that 93% of the water that comes in eventually flows back out to supply water along the Qu’Appelle system and the Saskatchewan river delta.

View the latest 10 day forecast for the Saskatchewan River System on our website: wsask.ca/recreation-env…