Saskatchewan Police
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Saskatchewan’s PCC reports 33% annual increase in complaints against police officersThe Public Complaints Commission’s workload increased by approximately 33 per cent in 2020-21 in relation to the previous fiscal year.CanadaAug 4
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Saskatchewan police issue 490 tickets related to seatbelt offences in June: SGIIn June, police across Saskatchewan wrote a total of 490 tickets for people not using or wearing seatbelts or small passengers who were not properly restrained.CanadaJul 21
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Saskatchewan police issue 7,165 speeding tickets in April: SGISaskatchewan police issued 7,165 speeding tickets in April, part of SGI's monthly traffic spotlight campaign provided on Wednesday.CanadaMay 19
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369 impaired driving offences during December spotlight in SaskatchewanPolice throughout Saskatchewan were looking out for impaired drivers as part of the traffic safety spotlight in December 2020.CanadaJan 21
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School zone speeding tickets in Saskatchewan less than half compared to 2019Saskatchewan Government Insurance says less than half the number of school zone speeders were caught last month compared to September 2019.CanadaOct 28, 2020
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Distracted driving theme of October traffic spotlight in SaskatchewanOctober’s traffic safety spotlight for SGI and Saskatchewan law enforcement will focus on distracted driving.CanadaSep 28, 2020
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Construction zone speeding violations up in July: SGIThe speed limit in Saskatchewan highway construction zones is 60 km/h, and the penalties for ignoring those limits are steep.CanadaAug 20, 2020
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Train derails along Highway 39 near Halbrite, Sask.A train derailed near Halbrite, Sask., on Wednesday morning, according to the Highway Hotline.TrafficJul 8, 2020
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Slow down in construction zones or face a steep fine, SGI cautionsThe Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association says workers in construction zones deserve respect in their workplace.CanadaJul 2, 2020
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Saskatchewan police oversight agency should be Indigenous-led: provincial justice ministerThe next chair of the agency responsible for investigating complaints against police officers should "ideally" be a First Nations or Métis person, says Saskatchewan's justice minister.PoliticsJun 29, 2020
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