TRAFFIC UPDATES
RT @stoontransit: 2 STOPS MISSED: 14 City Centre - May 24 to June 7 dlvr.it/SQwz7k pic.twitter.com/iTwFOViAmt
RT @stoontransit: 2 STOPS MISSED: 14 North Industrial - May 24 to June 7 dlvr.it/SQwyYb pic.twitter.com/Xa35eb84by
RT @stoontransit: 1 STOP MISSED: Routes 18 & 26 - May 24 to May 31 dlvr.it/SQwyYS pic.twitter.com/pBqSZgTKGB
RT @stoontransit: 4 STOPS MISSED: Route 86 - May 24 & May 25 dlvr.it/SQwyY8 pic.twitter.com/c0whYvKzgE
RT @stoontransit: 4 STOPS MISSED: Routes 19, 81, 83 & 336 PM - May 24 & May 25 dlvr.it/SQwyXg pic.twitter.com/MljOV2qrjS
Latest Traffic News
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Circle Drive north road construction starting TuesdayWork will be carried out in phases with the majority of paving taking place between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m.TrafficMay 22
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Police caught 623 people driving while suspended in Sask.: SGISGI released results from last month's Traffic Safety Spotlight, where police reported that 623 people drove while suspended and 695 were caught driving unregistered vehicles.TrafficMay 20
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May long weekend marks unofficial start to highway construction season in SaskatchewanThis year, the province is investing $453 million in capital projects, with the most notable being the twinning of Highway 3 to nearly eight kilometres west of Prince Albert.CanadaMay 20
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City of Saskatoon prepares for construction seasonAfter winter and spring comes construction season. The City of Saskatoon is planning multiple areas to improve, creating several zones drivers may want to avoid this summer.TrafficMay 5
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Saskatoon Police investigates single-vehicle rolloverPolice were on scene in the northbound lanes of Circle Drive near the 22nd Street overpass. The driver was taken to hospital in stable condition.TrafficApr 30
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Saskatoon’s downtown could get a grocery store at Midtown PlazaMidtown Plaza, Saskatoon's downtown mall, could soon become home to a grocery store with a built-in restaurant after a Vancouver-based company submitted a proposal to the City.ConsumerApr 28
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SaskPower restores power for over 1,000 people with more expected soonSaskPower says that 1,100 people have had their power restored while an additional 300 people will have their power back by Wednesday night.EnvironmentApr 27
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Saskatoon’s sinkholes continue to make a dentOn Wednesday night, Saskatoon got its third sinkhole in 10 days – this time on Broadway Avenue near 8th Street East.TrafficApr 21
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More than 5,000 Saskatchewan drivers ticketed for speeding in March: SGISGI released results from the March's Traffic Safety Spotlight that focused on speeding where law enforcement handed out over 5,000 tickets.TrafficApr 21
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Saskatchewan government expands blue light rules to improve road safetyLast Thursday, the Vehicle Equipment Regulations were passed to allow more emergency vehicles to add blue flashing lights to their existing lights.TrafficApr 20
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Highway Hotline breaks record with 13 million visitorsHighway Hotline page views jumped to 1.2 million just in the month of April during the large spring blizzard that covered many southeastern areas of Saskatchewan.TrafficApr 20
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City of Saskatoon issues warning to motorists after vehicle gets stuck in sinkholeThe City of Saskatoon are warning motorists to drive with caution after a vehicle gets stuck in a sinkhole on the intersection of Preston Avenue and Adelaide Street.TrafficApr 11
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MADD ‘impaired driver caught here’ campaign re-launches in SaskatchewanThe MADD 'impaired driver caught here' campaign has re-launched in communities throughout Saskatchewan, spreading the message of don't drive impaired.CanadaApr 3
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Automated licence plate readers help Saskatchewan police crackdown on suspended driversThere are 185 ALPRs installed in law enforcement vehicles across the province. Last year police caught 2,000 people driving while suspended.CrimeMar 31
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Sask. RCMP warn motorists against drug-impaired drivingDuring National Impaired Driving Prevention Week, the Saskatchewan RCMP reminds drivers not to consume alcohol and drugs before getting behind the wheel.TrafficMar 24
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Stormy, cloudy conditions the day of fatal plane crash near Slave Lake, Alta.: TSB report'Pilots need to plan ahead and consider strategies to avoid adverse weather, as well as have alternate plans should such weather be encountered,' the TSB said.CanadaMar 17
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Saskatoon prepares for melting snow, potholes as city makes transition to springAs we approach March 20, the winter season comes to an end and with the sun shining bright, and Saskatoon prepares for the transition.EnvironmentMar 17
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CP freight train derails near DrinkwaterThe train derailed at approximately 6:30 a.m. CP Rail said there were no injuries and no public safety concerns as a result of the derailment.TrafficMar 12
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Sask. faring better than some provinces at the gas pump, costs depend on Ukraine-Russia war: expertPatrick De Haan with GasBuddy said drivers will continue to see high prices at the pump for the near future depending on the war between Russia and Ukraine.TrafficMar 10
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Saskatchewan sees nearly 5 times more highway closures this year than 2021The Saskatchewan government has temporarily closed more than 1,900 highways so far this winter because road conditions weren't safe.CanadaMar 8
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Hazardous highway conditions in Sask. due to blowing snow, strong windsMultiple Saskatchewan highways have been closed or are deemed 'travel not recommended' on Tuesday due to strong winds and blowing snow.WeatherMar 8
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Strong winds, drifting snow leave Saskatoon streets an icy messSanding crews are focusing their efforts on Circle Drive and other major streets, bridges and intersections, according to a release from the City of Saskatoon.WeatherMar 8
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Alberta to stop collecting fuel tax, announces electricity rebatesIn an effort to help residents with rising bills, the province has announced it will be removing the Alberta fuel tax at the pumps and will be providing an electricity rebate.MoneyMar 7
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Saskatoon braces for additional 15 cm of snow following Environment Canada warningEnvironment Canada said another 15 cm could fall in Saskatoon by Friday evening after the city received 5 cm overnight.WeatherMar 4
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Saskatoon Transit working fast to get more buses on the roadIt’s been a rough winter for Saskatoon Transit and as more buses get taken off the road, they’re finally getting the quick fix and making their way back out.TrafficMar 2