Men’s Mental Health in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Saskatoon is Saskatchewan’s largest city, and Saskatchewan men carry the same weight as men across Canada plus an additional layer of rural, agricultural, and trades-related stress. About 75% of suicide deaths in Canada are men, per the Mental Health Commission of Canada. Farmer suicide rates in Western Canada are elevated.

If you, or a man you love, is in crisis, please call or text 9-8-8. Free. 24/7. Or call Saskatchewan HealthLine 811 for 24/7 mental health and psychiatric support.

Crisis support in Saskatoon

• 9-8-8, free 24/7, anywhere in Canada
• Saskatchewan HealthLine 811, free 24/7 mental health and addictions support
• Mobile Crisis Services Saskatoon, 306-933-6200, 24/7
• Hope for Wellness Helpline (Indigenous), 1-855-242-3310, free 24/7
• Farm Stress Line (SK Agriculture), 1-800-667-4442, free 24/7
• 9-1-1 for any situation involving immediate danger to life

Counselling and therapy options in Saskatoon

CMHA Saskatoon runs peer support and Buddy Up men’s suicide prevention.

For male-friendly Canadian therapists, the HeadsUpGuys directory is searchable by province.

How MenTELL shows up in Saskatoon

MenTELL is a grassroots Canadian men’s mental health movement that started in Calgary in June 2023 by a group of everyday Canadian men from all walks of life. The movement is national in reach. We are not therapists. We are not experts. We are the bridge that encourages men to break the stigma and shatter the silence around speaking up, find their circle of trust and community, and reach the professional help they need. There is no shame in asking.

Join us in June 2026 for #BeTheFlare.

Sources

Mental Health Commission of Canada | CMHA Saskatoon | 988.ca

Last updated April 30, 2026.