Water Security Agency
Government AdministrationSaskatchewan, Canada201-500 Employees
Water Security Agency is a Saskatchewan government entity that consolidates the province’s core water management responsibilities in one organization. It manages the water supply, protects water quality, ensures safe drinking water and wastewater treatment, and owns or operates a network of 72 dams and related water supply channels. The agency also works to reduce flood and drought damage, protect aquatic habitat, and provide information about water, while representing Saskatchewan on transboundary water issues. Its activities span engineering, hydrology, hydrogeology, public policy, habitat protection, and water resource allocation and regulations to safeguard both surface and groundwater from source to tap, supporting growth, a healthy environment, and residents’ quality of life. It provides a single point of contact for Saskatchewan citizens seeking water resources information and services. Based in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, the agency employs professionals across multiple disciplines to sustain the province’s water supplies. In 2025 it participated in an Irrigation Conference, during which KPMG released its final economic analysis at the event.
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