Saskatchewan ER Closures — Currently Closed ERs

76 emergency departments tracked · Last updated Sep 15, 4:29 p.m.

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Saskatchewan does not publish real-time closure data

Saskatchewan Health Authority publishes a delayed list. Updates are not real-time and may not reflect immediate changes.

Riverside Health Complex — Closed

Turtleford, SK

Emergency services are temporarily disrupted Reopening Tue, Sep 15, 11:59 p.m.

Expected to reopen: Sep 15, 11:59 p.m. · Source: Saskatchewan Health Authority

Wilkie and District Health Centre — Closed

Wilkie, SK

Emergency services are temporarily disrupted at Wilkie and District Health Centre. Emergency services are disrupted until further notice.

No estimated reopen time · Source: Saskatchewan Health Authority

Wolseley Memorial Integrated Health Centre — Reduced hours

Wolseley, SK

Emergency services are temporarily disrupted

Source: Saskatchewan Health Authority

ER closed. See a doctor online instead? For non-emergencies, often under an hour, free with your Saskatchewan health card. Cold, UTI, rash, prescriptions and more. See a doctor online

Independent service, not affiliated with this hospital. Free nurse advice: 811.

How this could change

Saskatchewan hospital administrators can submit closures directly through the ERstat portal. No provincial coordination required.

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About Saskatchewan closure data

The Saskatchewan Health Authority publishes a service disruptions list updated twice daily. The SHA itself notes on that page that "as changes to services availability can occur on short notice, not all disruptions may appear immediately." In May 2026, Bill 606, which would have required real-time disruption reporting, was defeated. Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill said he was unsure whether real-time reporting would ever be achievable in the province.

Publisher: Saskatchewan Health Authority
Publishing method: Twice-daily list, 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. (effective May 19, 2026)

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