More First Nations communities in Saskatchewan may soon see community safety officers patrolling. Saskatchewan's provincial budget, released last month, included a $1-million increase for on-reserve ...

Under changes made to the Community Safety Officer program, CSOs in the Saskatchewan city will be able to investigate crimes like vandalism or theft under $5,000. READ MORE: New safety policy in ...

Community safety officers will begin patrolling Wascana Centre as part of a new public safety program launched by Saskatchewan’s Provincial Capital Commission. Announced Wednesday, the officers ...

The community safety officers will also deal with traffic laws, liquor enforcement, local bylaws and crime prevention. A six-week curriculum for CSOs is being developed at Saskatchewan Polytechnic.

Saskatchewan's move to bring several policing groups under one government umbrella is drawing mixed reactions, ... Wascana Park community safety officers.

SASKATOON — The Saskatchewan government says “substantial changes” proposed within the Saskatchewan justice system will further empower law enforcement while promoting safety in communities ...

At 10 p.m., a blaring siren signals it's time for people throughout Pelican Narrows to go home. Residents of the northern Saskatchewan community say it often precedes the sounds of gunshots.The siren ...

“It really escalates quickly into a real community safety issue,” Bray says. “It causes people to stay awake for long hours at a time, ... Saskatchewan’s chief medical health officer.

Clayton Bear wanted to become a community safety officer for Big River First Nation to have a positive effect in his community and be a role model for its youth. The 36-year-old started training ...