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Budget Speech 2009-10
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The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure has 290 snow plows operating throughout the province to clear snow and ice for safer winter driving.

Ministry Plan

The 2009-10 Plan explains our strategies, key actions and performance measures for the coming year as we continue with our Government's plan for Securing the Future. It identifies how the Ministry's strategies align with the Government's vision for a secure and prosperous Saskatchewan, leading the country in economic and population growth, while providing opportunity for a high quality of life for all.

 2009-10 Plan
 2007-08 Performance Plan

 

 

Annual Reports

2008-09 Annual Report
The 2008-09 Annual Report presents the Ministry's activities and results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2009. It reports on public commitments made and other key accomplishments of the Ministry. The Annual Report is tabled in the legislature on or before July 29, 2009 and communicates both financial and non-financial results achieved over the past year.

2007-08 Annual Report

Others

Transportation Partnership Fund
Highways Revolving Fund

Canadian Asphalt and Mix Program

The Canadian Asphalt and Mix Program is a testing proficiency exchange that provides an opportunity for participants to compare their test results with those of other laboratories. It is also a mechanism for reviewing and refining existing test procedures.

Bid Data Review (March 2007)
Saskatchewan Highways and Transportation engaged Deloitte & Touche, LLP (Deloitte) to independently evaluate existing bid trend data and to perform focused industry related research to identify current escalation trends and the primary drivers of the bid price increases experienced by DHT.
2004 Traffic Accident Information System (TAIS)
The complete 2004 Traffic Accident Information System (TAIS) report have been released by SGI. TAIS is a computer-based system that compiles information on traffic collisions occurring on Saskatchewan highways. This information is captured from traffic collisions reporting by Saskatchewan police agencies and SGI claims.

 


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