2026 WorkSafe Saskatchewan Youth Video Contest

Teachers, have your students create a two-minute video to demonstrate workplace safety, health and injury prevention in an engaging way and enter them to win prizes for the team and school!

Submissions for the 2026 Youth Video Contest opened Sept. 1, 2025.

Schools and individual teams can submit their video for a chance to win one of three amazing prizes.

First place prize	Second place prize	Third place prize
Team $1,000 / School $1,500	Team $750 / School $1,000	Team $500 / School $750

View last year’s winners

Additionally, WorkSafe Saskatchewan will randomly draw one school submission to receive a pizza party for the whole class! See contest rules and regulations below for more information.

Deadline for submissions is 4 p.m. on March 27, 2026. WorkSafe Saskatchewan will announce the top three provincial winners on April 3, 2026.

WorkSafe Saskatchewan will also submit the first-place video to the national youth video contest hosted by the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety. For more information about the national contest, visit Young Workers Youth Video Contest.

Frequently asked questions

Q. You say this is a contest for students in Grades 9 to 12. Can anybody else enter?

A. No. It is exclusively for Saskatchewan students in Grades 9 to 12.

Q. Will you consider our entry for an award if it comes in after March 27, 2026 at 4 p.m.?

A. No. We must receive your entry by 4 p.m. Central Standard Time on March 27, 2026.

Q. Can I submit a physical video?

A. No. We require you to submit your video entry to us electronically. Include a hyperlink to your video. You can upload it to YouTube (make sure we can download it) or share it with us using Dropbox or Google Drive.

Q. How will you contact the winners?

A. We will notify your teacher, who will let you know that your submission is a winner. You will receive your prize at an awards ceremony scheduled in May or June.

Q. What if our video is a few seconds over the two-minute limit? Will you still accept the video?

A. No. We will disqualify the video, even if it is only a few seconds over the two-minute limit. Even credits must be within the two-minute limit.

Q. Is there a limit to the number of students on my team?

A. No. There is no limit, provided you list each student on your team submission and they each complete and sign an entry form. We will divide prizes among the students of the winning teams.

If you have any questions about the contest, email BAntoshkiw@wcbsask.com (subject line: Youth Video Contest).

Resources

Download the poster for your classroom.

Download the frequently asked questions.

Download the rules, regulations and entry form.

Check out previous winners

2025

AGENT DARK HORSE – GOES SAFE

Teacher: Ms. Skye Ferguson
Students: Luke Light and Davin Bajema
School: Holy Rosary High School, Lloydminster Catholic School Division

2024

WORKPLACE SAFETY: WHAT IS IT?

Teacher: Ms. Skye Ferguson
Students: Jonathan Rollhesier, Shenel Morrissette
School: Holy Rosary High School, Lloydminster Catholic School Division

2023

Saskatchewan won the 2023 Youth Video Contest nationals!

Saskatchewan WorkSafe Video

Teacher: Ms. Skye Ferguson
Students: Lucas Feeley, Jerico Manaloto
School: Holy Rosary High School, Lloydminster Catholic School Division

2022

Office Safety

Students: Harit Desai, Hasit Desai, Makstr Mcintyre and Tyler Choma
School: Swift Current Composite High School, Swift Current

2019

It Doesn’t Just Affect You

Teacher: Samantha Roberts
Students: Rajesh Rodney, Jack Andrew, Greg Boechler and Ali Asim
School: Aden Bowman Collegiate, Saskatoon

2018

Focus on Safety

Teacher: Tom Schwinghamer
Students: Hannah MacKenzie and Nathan Tremblay
School: Humboldt Collegiate Institute, Humboldt

2017

Voted National Fan Favourite!

Focus on Safety

Teacher: Faron Hrynewich
Students: Shannen Garibay and Maria Himbeault
School: Clavet Composite School, Clavet

2016

Workplace Safety: It’s your Job

Teacher: Faron Hrynewich
Students: Shannen Garibay and Maria Himbeault
School: Clavet Composite School, Clavet

2015

A Second Thought

Teacher: Mark Meldrum
Students: Joel Kereluke and Luke Halyk
School: Foam Lake Composite High School, Foam Lake

2014