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Show everything →For designers in Saskatchewan (with federal changes): 2 already in force, 3 announced.
In force 2
These already apply. Each line says what it means for you.
- Buy Canadian policy: Canadian steel, aluminum and wood on large federal constructionSpecifications for federal projects should allow for available Canadian-made steel, aluminum and wood products.
- Building Canada Act fast-tracks federal approvals for designated national interest projectsConditions in the single authorization document set the federal requirements that designs must meet.
Announced 3
Passed or proposed, not in force yet. Dates can change. Each line says what it means for you.
- Saskatchewan proposes adopting 2025 national codes on January 1, 2027Designs submitted after the proposed date may have to meet the 2025 codes. Confirm the final regulation date.
- Saskatchewan reverts to Tier 1 energy efficiency for housing and small buildingsEnergy modelling targets drop to Tier 1 for housing and small buildings.
- 2025 National Model Codes published (not yet law until adopted)Revised wind and snow loads, projected climate data and accessible or adaptable unit requirements change design inputs.