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• What's in this directory?

 
• How do I view the organizational structure?

 
• How do I get a printed copy of the directory?

 
• I can't find information on legislation on your site.

 
• How can I find my MLA? (includes email addresses)

 
• Links to other directory sites

 
• Department responsibilities

• How do I perform a simple search?

 
• I could not find the owner of a telephone number.

 
• I searched your site for information on a particular department and did not get what I was looking for. How do I get this information?

 
• I was looking for a specific organizational unit on your site, but could not find it.

 
• How can I narrow my search to a particular department?

• Who are the Telephone Database Contacts?

 
• When is the directory database updated?

 
• How can I update my entry?

 
• The name you listed on your site does not exist/the office is no longer there. What do I do?

Q: How do I perform a simple search?

1. Enter the search text in the search field.
2. Use the drop down boxes to further define the search.
3. Click on the search button.

When entering names the order does not matter, so entering "John Smith" or "Smith John" will both work in the same way.

The wildcard * can be used in place of a sequence of characters. For example, entering will* in the search field will find all entries beginning with will like william and williamson.

Additional search fields include phone number, position title, address, fax number.

Q: How do I view the organizational structure?

You may review the structure of individual government organizations or the whole of government.

1. To view an individual organization's structure - From the Home Page, click on the organization that you would like to view and the structure will display.  Continue clicking to drill-down through the structure.

2. To view the structure of the whole government or detail for an individual department - At the top of the Home Page, click on Indexes and then select Government of Saskatchewan Organization Structure. Then select the individual Department, Crown Corporation, Agency, Board or Commission.

Q: What is in this directory?

This directory is a listing of provincial government departments, Crown corporations, agencies, boards and commissions, organizational structure (divisions, branches, etc.), and contact information (inquiry lines, addresses, facsimile numbers). It also contains public information related to government employees such as position titles and telephone numbers. The information is very similar to the information available in the printed version of the Saskatchewan Government Directory.

Q: I can't find information on legislation on your site?

This site is a directory service only.  We have no specific information on legislation or individual programs administered by the various departments, Crown corporations or agencies.  The Saskatchewan Government web site at http://www.gov.sk.ca provides general information and access to the individual web sites.

Q: How can I find my MLA?

The MLAs are listed here in two formats:

• Sorted by constituency name.
• Sorted by MLA name.

You can also find information at the Legislative Assembly's web site at http://www.legassembly.sk.ca/members

Q: I tried a search to find the owner of a telephone number which was displayed on my telephone as an incoming call while I was away from my desk.  The Government directory was unable to locate a match, which must mean that it is not programmed for that search criteria.

Actually, it only means that the entry is not available on our site.  A number of departments restrict certain phone numbers (eg. social workers, judges), so it may only mean that the phone number is not available.  If you have additional questions, send a note to the GTDS Administrator.

Q: I was looking for a specific organizational unit on your site, but could not find it.

Did you try using the search engine to find it?  You can do searches for organizational units, as well as people, with our search engine.  If there are still no matches, you might want to try a more general search criteria.  If you have additional questions, send a note to the GTDS Administrator.

Q: How can I narrow my search to a particular department?

Use the department org code to narrow your search.  For example, if you would like to find all the Johnson's in Saskatchewan Property Management, type "SPM Johnson" in the search window.

Q: When is the directory database updated?

The database is updated regularly by contacts within the departments, Crown corporations and agencies.  Each organization is responsible for the currency of their directory entries.

Q: How can I update my entry?

You can request an update by using the update form. This form will send a note to the GTDS Administrator who will contact you and confirm the update.

Q: The name you have listed on your site does not exist/the office is no longer there.  What do I do?

If you find errors or omissions, send a note to the GTDS Administrator, and we will investigate this.

Q: I searched your site for information on a particular department, and did not get what I was looking for.  How do I get this information?

This site only contains directory information.  We have no specific information on programs offered by the various departments, Crown corporations or agencies.  The Saskatchewan Government web site at http://www.gov.sk.ca provides general information and access to the individual web sites.  If you have additional questions, send a note to the Provincial Government Webmaster.

Q: How do I get a printed copy of the directory?

The "Saskatchewan Government Directory" is published by Telecommunications Branch of Saskatchewan Property Management.

If you have any questions or comments about the directory or would like to be placed on a mailing list to receive order forms when new directories are published, please call or email:

SPM, Telecommunications Branch -- (306) 787-6892
Email: ebrochu@spm.gov.sk.ca

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