SSAI Convention

June 11 – 12, 2025
Travelodge, Saskatoon

SSAI Newsletter

Read the latest SSAI newsletter published and Distributed by SSM at the end of each quarterly Gray Matters magazine.

SSAI Raffle Tickets

Draw Date: June 12, 2025

 

SSAI Walkathon

April 1 – May 15

Information and Results

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SSAI Literary Challenge

Do you like to compose poems or short stories?  If yes, consider participating in the monthly SSAI Literary Challenge. Every entry gets a chance at winning a free provincial SSAI Membership (Value = $5.00) (One free membership per person per year.) (Only original...

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District and Region meetings

Saskatchewan Seniors Association Inc. as an organization provides opportunity for seniors to take on leadership roles to advocate for seniors and plan events & activities. A Coordinator represents seniors in each of the numbered districts and is elected at a...

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Working for seniors to bring seniors together in one strong, non-partisan, non-racial, non-sectarian organization that will work for the welfare of all seniors in Saskatchewan. It is the sincere wish that all seniors in Canada might become united into one strong voice for the betterment of all.

Our primary goals and objectives

  • Publicity and promotions.
  • To provide an organized forum for all seniors.
  • Housing and transportation resolutions.
  • Offer leadership in programs and activities.
  • Work with all levels of government to benefit seniors.
  • Co-operate with organizations across Canada.

SSAI accomplishments

  • Involved in discussions for Universal Medicare.
  • Improved Pensions.
  • Continuation of spouses allowance in the event of a death.
  • Home care.
  • Persuading government to establish district home care boards.
  • Improvements to housing that is affordable and suitable.
  • Foot program.
  • Wellness health programs.
  • Restore fully taxable income to fully account for inflation.
  • Defeating multilateral agreement on investments.
  • Affordable rates for room and board in Saskatchewan nursing homes.
  • Promoting the twinning of more highways.
  • Hold on raising rates on special care.
  • Housing and reducing the education tax.