Dave Hingsburger died on Sunday at home in Toronto, Canada. Dave was a prolific author and advocate for those with intellectual...

Canada is in the midst of a housing crisis. The average purchase price for a home has just exceeded $715,000, and rents have continued to...

Our Summer edition of the Inclusion Magazine is hitting a digital-newsstand near you! Click below to read about the healing power of art,...

Inclusion Saskatchewan's Annual Report is the best way to learn about all of our activities over the last year. Inside the report, you'll...

Our annual in-person Inclusion Breakfast fundraising event returns on October 7th! Join us for a continental breakfast and the company of...

After 11 years of service, Gloria Mahussier has stepped down as Inclusion Saskatchewan’s President at this year’s AGM. During her tenure,...

Inclusion Saskatchewan presents its 1st ever Virtual Family Conference June 5th, 2021! The conference is a time for families,...

Navigating the System: A Guide For Family Members Of People With Intellectual Disabilities features information on respite, early...

Inclusion Saskatchewan's Nominating Committee is seeking qualified candidates to serve on the Board of Directors. The following positions...

This school year has looked a lot different than other years. Accordingly, our annual Inclusive Education Awards will look different this...

January 28th, 2021: The following letter was sent to Premier Scott Moe and cc'd to the Minister of Health (Paul Merriman), the Minister...

Meet Inclusion Saskatchewan’s Executive Director, Kim Hague! Following former E.D. Kevin McTavish’s retirement at the end of May, Kim has...

COVID-19 has changed all of our lives, in some cases pushing us apart, and in other cases, bringing us closer together. The challenges...

Inclusion Saskatchewan joins with Inclusion Canada and the International Disability Alliance in calling upon all levels of government to...

Inclusion Saskatchewan’s Awards, Grants & Bursaries Committee is pleased to announce the 2021 Call for Proposals! Please be aware that...

In May of this year, Inclusion Saskatchewan lost one of its most important and influential past-presidents, Doris “Dodie” Leier. Dodie,...

So that we can continue to support individuals and families without putting them, ourselves, or the community at risk, we want to remind...

The Minister of Social Services has officially declared October as Inclusion Month! Read the Minister's statement below. From Paul...

Saskatoon Co-op's Fuel Good Day fundraising event has raised $20,000 for each of its two partner charities: Inclusion Saskatchewan and...

The Inclusion Saskatchewan Health Passport is a plain language health care tool for use within Saskatchewan. Developed with the...