Trapper injured in northern Saskatchewan

A trapper is recovering after he was injured in northern Saskatchewan.

La Ronge RCMP received word of the injury on a northern trap line at around 9:30 p.m. CT on Saturday.

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A float plane had to be used to transport paramedics to the location.

A 33-year-old La Ronge man was then airlifted to hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries.

Police have not disclosed the nature of the injuries.

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La Ronge RCMP are using the incident to remind people of the importance of being prepared while camping, hiking or attending trap lines.

They said to always bring a fully charged cell or satellite phone in case of an emergency and to let family or friends know of travel plans.