
The Saskatchewan government is indicating that case numbers have improved enough to send more Saskatchewan Health Authority workers back to their original positions. President of the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency Marlo Pritchard says more workers than expected have been able to go back to their original positions. “As of Nov. 19, 79 percent of eligible […]
Details are thin, but a little more than 24 hours before the Thanksgiving long weekend begins and Premier Scott Moe, along with Saskatchewan Public safety Agency President Marlo Pritchard, will be speaking to reporters Thursday morning at 10:00 a.m. about the current COVID-19 situation in Saskatchewan. Again, we do not know what will be said […]
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency is upgrading it’s 911 technology. The SPSA says the improvement is in preparation for system upgrades, and to ensure that the residents of Saskatchewan can continue to depend on timely and efficient emergency services. However the upgrades will come with a cost. “In order to fund these upgrades and maintain […]
Officials say no injuries or fatalities have been reported from Thursday morning’s train derailment just east of the community of Guernsey, Saskatchewan. Marlo Pritchard, president of the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, confirmed the news at a media conference Thursday afternoon in Regina. Guernsey had 85 of its residents evacuate to Lanigan after the village declared […]
Highway 16 is back open and work is continuing to put out a train derailment fire outside of Guernsey. Public Safety President Marlo Pritchard said about 100 responders from both CP Rail and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency remain on scene to clean up after several rail cars derailed, spilled crude oil and caught fire. “Clean-up […]