Great news! If you have tested your home for radon, you may be able to claim the cost of the radon test on your income tax. In order to qualify, you must also qualify for "work-space-in-the-home expenses" or are self-employed.

Did you know that if you’ve undergone radon reduction in your home between October 1, 2020 and December 31, 2022, you may be eligible to claim your expenses under the Government of Saskatchewan’s Home Renovation Tax Credit?

Lung Sask welcomes the implementation of the final stage of plain packaging for tobacco.

Today we celebrate one of our own! Please join us in celebrating Lori Nagy (Kleiboer) – our Business and Education Manager. What started as a short-term, part-time position has turned in to a 25-year career with Lung Saskatchewan.

A message from our President & CEO, Erin Kuan.

We have reached an incredible milestone with regards to families protected against radon gas.