Sask. RCMP Report 175% YOY Increase in Fatal Collisions in November

Sask. RCMP report 175% YOY increase in fatal collisions in November

An "astounding majority" of the 11 motor vehicle deaths in the month of November — including seven in a seven-day span — involved preventable elements, Saskatchewan RCMP say.

Saskatchewan RCMP report sharp rise in fatal collisions in November

Saskatchewan RCMP Traffic Services is reporting a significant increase in fatal motor-vehicle collisions on provincial roads this month. Between November 1 and November 25, officers responded to 11 fatal collisions that resulted in the deaths of 11 people. During the same period in 2024, police responded to four fatal collisions that resulted in eight deaths. […] The post Saskatchewan RCMP report sharp rise in fatal collisions in November first …

RCMP count 11 fatal motor vehicle collisions in November

In a release issued earlier today, the Saskatchewan RCMP have revealed troubling numbers around fatal vehicle collisions in the province. In the period of November 1 to 25, the province has seen a total of 11 fatal motor-vehicle collisions, resulting in 11 deaths, on Saskatchewan roads. Seven of those collisions have happened in the last seven days alone. Compared to 2024 where four fatal collisions resulted in eight deaths, that represents an i…

RCMP count 11 fatal motor vehicle collisions in November

In a release issued earlier today, the Saskatchewan RCMP have revealed troubling numbers around fatal vehicle collisions in the province. In the period of November 1 to 25, the province has seen a total of 11 fatal motor-vehicle collisions, resulting in 11 deaths, on Saskatchewan roads. Seven of those collisions have happened in the last seven days alone. Compared to 2024 where four fatal collisions resulted in eight deaths, that represents an i…

Fatal collisions spike across Saskatchewan in November - The Border Pulse

Saskatchewan RCMP are sounding the alarm after a sharp rise in fatal collisions on the province’s roads.

East Algoma OPP – Witnesses Sought in November 24th Fatal Collision

On November 24, 2025, the East Algoma Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a serious Motor Vehicle Collision (MVC) on Causley Street (Highway 17) in Blind River. At approximately 5:15 p.m. police and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) responded to a collision involving an eastbound Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) and cyclist. The cyclist was pronounced deceased ...