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2024 Saskatchewan Police & Peace Officers Memorial
JOIN US! Sunday – September 29 – Regina | Saskatchewan Legislative Building Never Forget Our Fallen Colleagues The public is invited to join us along the parade route and in front of the Legislative Building Parade of Officers 10:30 a.m. All peace and police officers, active and retired, are invited to participate Royal Saskatchewan Museum…

Police chase in Saskatoon ends in vehicle damage, shots being fired Wednesday morning. (StaceyHein/CTVNews) Saskatoon police say suspect stole taxi cab, assaulted driver before police chase that saw officers draw guns
The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) is offering more details about a pursuit early Wednesday that left a trail of damage in its wake and saw officers draw their weapons before taking a suspect into custody. Police say that during the nearly 40-minute pursuit, a 32-year-old man drove recklessly through the downtown and residential neighbourhoods during…

An RCMP officer in red serge stands in Richmond, B.C., on April 10. (Ben Nelms/CBC) Number of Mounties on long-term sick leave poses ‘significant operational challenges’: report
Union says advisory board ignores management’s role in getting members back to work The proportion of Mounties on long-term, off-duty sick leave has reached an all-time high and become a critical issue for the national police force, according to a new outside report. The Management Advisory Board (MAB), an oversight body that advises the RCMP…

The Official Opposition submitted a Freedom of Information (FOI) request for all documents related to allegations of misconduct or investigations into the Saskatchewan Marshals Service from November 2022 to May 2025. (Katie Swyers/CBC) Sask. NDP calls on province to release nearly 300 pages on marshal misconduct complaint, investigation
Freedom of Information (FOI) request yielded 290 pages of redacted emails and documents The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the province to release a collection of documents outlining a complaints and investigations into Saskatchewan Marshals Service after the Opposition party submitted a Freedom of Information (FOI) request and got back nearly 300 pages of redacted…

(Left to right) Workers' Compensation Board CEO Phil Germain, SPSA vice-president of operations Steve Roberts, and Minister of Justice and Attorney General Tim McLeod are shown at a groundbreaking ceremony on Sept. 8, 2025 in Regina. Photo by Government of Saskatchewan /Government of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan breaks ground on memorial for fallen protective services personnel
The memorial is being produced by the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) for approximately $900,000. Ground has been broken in Regina on a memorial commemorating Saskatchewan’s protective services personnel who’ve died on the job. “The monument will provide a meaningful gathering place for families, friends, colleagues and the public to honour and remember lives lost,…

The poll was conducted after the Aug. 18 incident where Kawartha Lakes Police charged a Lindsay, Ont. homeowner with aggravated assault and assault with a weapon after he allegedly used a knife against an intruder armed with a crossbow. PNimg Poll: More than half of Canadians worry about safety, home invasions
54 per cent of respondents “feel the justice system — the courts and the laws — is working against the interests of law-abiding citizens.” A strong majority of Canadians believe they have the right to defend their home against intruders, while more than half say they don’t generally feel like the justice system is working…