SAC Saskatchewan
SAC’s advocacy work in Saskatchewan is supported by a Regional Advocacy Manager and guided by a Regional Advisory Group made up of Saskatchewan members. Together, they identify and advance advocacy priorities that affect communication health in the province. Through collaboration with SAC’s national advocacy team, this work helps strengthen the voice of speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and communication health assistants and improve access to communication health services across Saskatchewan.
Advocacy Priorities
As the national association representing communication health professionals, Speech-Language & Audiology Canada is committed to highlighting the professions and to raising the profile of communications health in Canada.
Recruitment and Retention
Recruitment and Retention
Enhanced Access and Funding
Enhanced Access and Funding
Equitable Access
Equitable Access
Scope of Practice Awareness
Scope of Practice Awareness
Community Updates
Master of Speech-Language Pathology Program
On August 27th, the University of Saskatchewan celebrated the expansion of its School of Rehabilitation Science, including the launch of their new Master of Speech-Language Pathology (MSLP) program.
SAC was proud to launch the pilot of our pinning program at this event, giving new students a special pin to mark the start of their journey and to remind them of SAC’s support throughout their careers.
SAC-Saskatchewan’s Jennifer Cameron-Turley was there to take part in this special occasion, and we’re thankful to have been part of the celebration.
Congratulations to U of S on the launch of their new program! We wish all the incoming students the very best and look forward to supporting you throughout your speech-language pathology journey.
Resources for Students and Professionals new to the province or moving to the province
SK Health Human Resources
2025 Saskatchewan Advocacy Workshop
This webcast aims to foster grassroots advocacy capacity among SAC-Saskatchewan members and empower them to initiate and lead advocacy efforts in their respective settings, drawing on their specialized knowledge of these areas. The collective voices of passionate and driven members can create meaningful change on a larger scale.
Master of Speech-Language Pathology Program
The Master of Speech-Language Pathology (MSLP) program at the University of Saskatchewan is the newest speech-language pathology program in Canada. This 27-month program is aligned with the Academic Equivalency Framework created by Canadian audiology and speech-language pathology regulators. The program provides students with a comprehensive education, combining academic coursework with clinical experiences. Students will complete six clinical placements in program (over 1,000 total hours) which will include the minimum 350 supervised clinical hours of direct client contact activities required by CSASK. This program is unique in Canada, focusing on the needs of Saskatchewan’s rural, remote, and Indigenous communities, emphasizing cultural humility throughout.
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Saskatchewan Provincial Advisory Group Expression of Interest
Thank you for your interest in joining SAC Saskatchewan Advisory Group. Appointments are based on a fair, transparent, and equitable review of applications. We encourage applications from speech-language pathologists and audiologists across Saskatchewan. We welcome applicants from a variety of practice settings and value diverse geographic, linguistic, and cultural perspectives.
Jennifer Cameron-Turley, Provincial Advocacy Manager, is a member of and supported by the Saskatchewan Regional Advisory Committee.
The committee is your connection to issues in province and your dedicated group or representatives to support our work.
Jadie Allen
Samantha Houston
Katie Schlosser
Jodi Haberstock
Laureen McIntyre
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- 2026-10-13
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