The Opportunity: The Mineral Policy Branch within the Resource Development Division is responsible for:
Developing and maintaining royalty and tax structures while working within the Acts and Regulations to ensure a competitive investment setting for the mining sector and to provide a fair return for the citizens of Saskatchewan.
Reviewing and updatingregulatory and policy regimes to support industry investment, innovation, and resource development while building public confidence through transparency, accountability, and engagement.
Generatingaccurate economic and revenue forecasts for Government of Saskatchewan revenues to be collected from the Saskatchewan mining sector.
Engagingwith the federal government, Saskatchewan ministries, and other stakeholders to advance the competitiveness, diversification, and growth of the Saskatchewan mining sector.
Managingthe Clean-up of Abandoned Northern Sites (CLEANS), a multi-year, multi-million-dollar project aimed at assessing and remediating the Lorado, Gunner, and 36 satellite legacy uranium sites in northern Saskatchewan.




Administering theSaskatchewan Mineral Exploration Tax Credit (SMETC) program which provides an incentive to Saskatchewan residents to invest in qualifying Saskatchewan mineral exploration.
Managingthe Institutional Control Program (ICP).
The branch works closely with officials across the Government of Saskatchewan. The successful candidate will provide support for program administration, enterprise systems functionality, data integrity, client experience, and process efficiency.
This Research Officer position offers an exciting opportunity for a professional who can balance operations, innovation, project coordination, and stakeholder service in a dynamic environment, while ensuring compliance with legislative and policy criteria.
You will also play an important role in supporting system changes, researching complex issues, and providing analysis to the Senior Analysts and management.

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📌 Research Officer (Saskatchewan)
🏢 Wascana
📍 Saskatchewan