The provincial government announced changes to the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disabilities (SAID) program on Monday that it said will make the program easier to navigate and understand.

Changes to the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disabilities program, which the government says will make it easier to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck, right, speaks to media Tuesday in Regina about upcoming changes to the Saskatchewan Assured ...

Through conversations with clients and community partners, we have heard that SAID is too complicated,” Terry Jenson, Saskatchewan’s social services minister, said in a statement.

Leader Carla Beck believes no one’s quality of life is going to rise because of the changes to the Saskatchewan Assured ...

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Social Services says it is simplifying the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disabilities (SAID) program to make benefits easier to understand and faster to access for ...

Changes are coming to the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disabilities (SAID) benefit structure and it is already receiving pushback from opponents. The Ministry of Social Services said in a statement ...

Disability advocates and the Opposition NDP say changes to the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disability program are actually cuts that will hurt some of the province's most vulnerable people. The ...