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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…
Fundraising Notice 2025-2026
NOTICE The SFPO is sponsoring our Annual Telephone Appeal in the Province. Funds are being raised to prepare our 17th Annual Digital Crime Prevention Guide, this time focusing on the serious concern of “Child Abuse Awareness”, to promote the public’s role in identifying and reporting potential Child Abuse, and help victims find the support they…
CIPSRT ICRTSP Conference 2025
A big thank you to the organizers of the CIPSRT 2025 Conference in Regina! “Thriving in Public Safety: Research to Action” brought together inspiring leaders, researchers, and frontline workers for two impactful days of learning and conversations around the challenges in public safety. Events like this truly make a difference — helping support the mental…
Number of Mounties on long-term sick leave poses ‘significant operational challenges’: report
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Saskatchewan Marshals employee investigated after complaint is no longer with police force
Officials with the Marshals Service confirmed the employee resigned A Saskatchewan Marshals employee placed on leave before the program was even up and running is no longer with the organization. In April, the service confirmed one of its members was the subject of a complaint being investigated by the Public Complaints Commission (PCC), a five-person…
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…