REGINA – The SIAST Palliser Campus in Moose Jaw was evacuated Monday afternoon after the campus received a bomb threat.
Moose Jaw Police say SIAST received the handwritten threat in the mail last week, but officers didn’t believe the letter was much to be worried about.
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Police are still trying to determine who penned the threat.
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Following a sweep of the campus, it was determined there were no safety concerns.
The campus will re-open on Tuesday.
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