The Government of Saskatchewan has released its first provincial aviation strategy, outlining a plan to strengthen economic growth, improve access to essential services and modernize aviation infrastructure.

Announced by Highways Minister David Marit during Saskatchewan Aviation and Aerospace Week, the strategy establishes five priorities: supporting business growth, protecting health and safety, encouraging aviation careers, investing in community airports, and improving coordination with federal regulators.

Key actions in the plan include replacing aging government aircraft, reviewing funding for community airports, and expanding aviation training programs. The province also intends to work with other jurisdictions to address regulatory and infrastructure challenges affecting northern

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