GRAND SLAM!

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WSA is issuing an update to the Spring Runoff Outlook Report. Read more here: wsask.ca/news/update-to…

Are you looking to advance your agricultural water management project? WSA is offering cost share funding to get your project underway. Learn more about the Agriculture Water Management Fund at wsask.ca/news/agricultu…

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…

Lake Diefenbaker supports daily life in Saskatchewan, serving municipalities, industrial, agricultural and recreation users, as well as providing habitat, power generation and flood protection. WSA manages the reservoir to meet the diverse needs of all users across the system.

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.

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.

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.

Lake Diefenbaker is home to a wide variety of fish, birds and other aquatic wildlife including the single largest nesting site of endangered piping plovers. youtu.be/b_aTxoIH3NI

Saskatchewan is home to more Piping Plovers than anywhere else in Canada. The shorebird loves to nest around Lake Diefenbaker. youtube.com/watch?v=DZ5y1v…

Lake Diefenbaker drives Saskatchewan’s growth, holding water for residential use while serving industrial & agricultural clients. youtu.be/374ViBBNt2M

In 2024, Saskatchewan uranium sales reached an all-time high of $2.6 billion with production a record 16,700 tonnes, securing the province's place as the second-largest uranium producer in the world. #skpoli #Sask ckom.com/2025/08/24/sas…

WSA is investing more than $15M in major projects around Rafferty Dam to ensure the region’s long-term water security. WSA is committing nearly $40M this year to more than 60 water infrastructure projects province-wide, contributing to over $300M invested since 2007.

Saskatchewan soft power fuelled the Canada-India reset on trade theglobeandmail.com/business/comme…

Learn more: wsask.ca/final-analysis…

Did you know one of Canada’s largest mega projects is located solely in Saskatchewan? Learn more about the South Saskatchewan River Project that created Lake Diefenbaker and the incredible impact the project has had on our province. youtube.com/watch?v=7BvalT…

Today is Canada’s Agriculture Day! WSA is proud to support sustainable agriculture through responsible water management – today and for the future.