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 emails and documents.

The NDP had requested all documents related to allegations of misconduct or investigations into the marshals service from November 2022 to May 2025.

"This pattern of secrecy and lack of transparency is deeply troubling," NDP MLA Nicole Sarauer said at a Thursday morning news conference. She said even the dates of the emails had been redacted.

"That's a lot of documents, especially for a police force that wasn't even doing any on the ground work until this summer."

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