CERTIFY IN AS LITTLE AS 6 HOURS. Meets Saskatchewan's food safety training rule under The Food Safety Regulations, Section 26(1).
Saskatchewan law requires a person who has completed an approved food safety course to be working in every public eating establishment whenever food is prepared and served. This online course costs $49.95 with a free WHMIS certificate, and your certificate is ready to download the same day.

Your food handlers certificate comes with a free WHMIS certificate, so you save versus buying them separately. It is one of the lowest-priced bundles available to Saskatoon food workers.
Included free with your food handlers certificate
Every food handlers certificate purchase includes full access to our Resource Library, the same inspection-ready toolkit our enterprise clients use.
From a Broadway cafe to a downtown restaurant to a Stonebridge food spot, your certificate is accepted at every food premise in the city inspected by Saskatchewan Health Authority.
Register in 30 seconds, certify in as little as 6 hours, certificate the same day

Enter your email, check out at $49.95, and log in right away. Start the course the moment you pay.

Complete the final exam online on your phone, tablet, or laptop, anywhere in Saskatoon. Available 24/7 with unlimited free retakes.

Download your certificate as a printable PDF the same day you pass. Show the wall certificate and wallet card to your employer and to SHA inspectors.
A short walkthrough so you know exactly what to expect
Saskatoon's food economy spans Broadway and Riversdale restaurants, downtown cafes, food trucks, and grocery operations. The certificate covers every food service role across Saskatoon, Warman, Martensville, Prince Albert, North Battleford, and Humboldt.
Bistros, fine dining, casual eateries across Saskatoon
Mobile vendors across Saskatoon and the surrounding area
Coffee shops, bakeries, Broadway and downtown vendors
Deli counters and prepared foods sections
Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) inspects every food premise in Saskatoon under The Public Health Act, 1994 and The Food Safety Regulations (Chapter P-37.1 Reg 12). Public health inspectors check safe food handling practices during routine and complaint-driven visits across the province.
The training rule itself sits in Section 26(1) of The Food Safety Regulations. Here is the exact wording:
Section 25 adds a second duty: an operator must ensure that all employees are adequately trained to handle food safely. SHA also offers its own in-class food handler course for $70, which includes a workbook, but only on scheduled dates. Workers who need certification before the next session choose approved online options like our $49.95 course with same-day certification.
Our course is built to meet Section 26(1) and is recognized by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health. Inspectors recognize the food handler, food safe, and food safety certificate names interchangeably, and the same certificate stays valid if you change jobs or move to Warman, Martensville, Prince Albert, or anywhere else in Saskatchewan.
Read The Food Safety Regulations (PDF) · Saskatchewan Ministry of Health recognition letter (PDF) · Saskatchewan Government food safety page · SHA food handler course page
What Saskatoon food workers and Canadian food professionals say about the course.
Common questions from Saskatoon food workers and employers.
Your certificate is accepted province-wide across Saskatchewan and recognized across Canada. One course, one certificate.
Same-day food handlers certificate with free WHMIS, built to meet Section 26(1) of The Food Safety Regulations.