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Two suspicious packages reported Thursday found to be non-hazardous

The Hazmat unit was called to the Saskatoon Inn to determine if a suspicious package contained a hazardous substance. Tyler Schroeder / Global News

Saskatoon’s Hazmat unit was called twice Thursday to determine if suspicious packages contained a hazardous substance.

At 11 a.m. CT, emergency services were called to the Saskatoon Inn on Airport Drive. Employees received a package that contained what was reported to be a white powder-like substance.

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Officials with the Saskatoon Fire department said the substance was non-hazardous.

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The second call came in at around 4:10 p.m. A business in the 400-block of 22nd Street East reported a suspicious package containing a white powdery substance.

The Hazmat unit determined the second substance was also non-hazardous.

Both suspicious packages are being investigated by the police’s targeted enforcement unit.

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The Saskatoon Police Service is reminding anyone who comes across suspicious mail to not handle it more than necessary, isolate the area and call 911.

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