The Saskatchewan Ministry of Justice is asking if changes are needed to better address the balance between rural landowners and the public.
Trespass-related legislation in the province is currently under review.
Government officials said existing rules vary for different activities like hunting, and may contribute to confusion on what legally constitutes trespassing.
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As part of the review, the ministry is particularly interested in the following questions:
- Should all access by members of the public to rural property require the express advance permission of the rural land owner regardless of the activity?
- If so, how should permission be sought and granted?
Additional information and access to the questionnaire can be found online.
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