The Saskatchewan government has confirmed the sale of Information Services Corporation (ISC) — including Saskatchewan’s Land Titles Registry — in a deal expected to net the government $277 million.

This decision affects every homeowner, farmer, business owner, and taxpayer in Saskatchewan.

The Land Titles Registry is not just another asset. It is part of the core infrastructure that records ownership of Saskatchewan homes, farms, businesses, and land. These records are fundamental to our province’s economy and should remain accountable to the people of Saskatchewan — not foreign corporate interests.

Despite widespread public concern, this sale is moving forward without meaningful public consultation or a democratic mandate.

Many Saskatchewan residents are asking:
• Why are essential public systems being sold off?
• Who benefits from this deal long-term?
• What protections exist against future fee increases or reduced public accountability?
• Why was the public not given a direct voice before this decision was made?

At a time when Saskatchewan people are already struggling with rising costs, strained healthcare, and declining trust in government, this decision represents a breaking point for many residents across the province.

This petition calls for:

An immediate halt to the sale of ISC and Saskatchewan’s Land Titles Registry
Full public disclosure of all details related to the deal
Independent review of the long-term public impact of the sale
The resignation of Premier Scott Moe for failing to protect Saskatchewan’s public interests and public trust
Public assets should remain accountable to the public.

Saskatchewan is not for sale.

Sign and share this petition if you believe Saskatchewan people deserve transparency, accountability, and leadership that puts the public interest first.