The Saskatchewan Farm Security Act (SFSA) sets out strict rules governing who can own or control farm land in the province. These rules are particularly relevant for non-resident individuals and non-Canadian-owned entities, and they apply not only to direct ownership but also to indirect interests in farm land.

In-Depth Overview of the SFSA

McKercher LLP’s in-depth overview of the SFSA’s land holding restrictions focuses on key definitions and thresholds that determine compliance. It’s designed to help investors, advisors, and stakeholders understand how the legislation may impact agricultural land transactions and ownership structures in Saskatchewan.

Download the PDF using the button below for a more in-depth overview of the Saskatchewan Farm Securities Act compiled by Christopher J. Masich and Jordan C. McBride.

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How McKercher LLP Can Help

McKercher LLP has a team of experienced lawyers who regularly advise investors, financiers, farm advisors, agricultural consultants, corporations, and trusts involved in land transactions. Whether you’re planning a land acquisition or reviewing an existing holding, our team can help you navigate the SFSA’s requirements and avoid costly missteps.

Contact us today to learn more about how we can support your agricultural land strategy in Saskatchewan. Visit our Agriculture, Agri-food and Agribusiness Service Area Webpage to learn more.