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Sask. RCMP Urges Drivers to Slow Down
As Saskatchewan RCMP continue to see a rise in fatal and serious injury collisions, noting a six-year high in 2025 when compared to the years past, they are urging drivers to slow down. In September, ten lives were lost on roadways in Saskatchewan RCMP jurisdiction. The number of fatal collisions in September 2025 was 43% higher than September 2024. In October, six lives were lost in fatal collisions in the first six days of the month. While the…
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Sask. RCMP Urges Drivers to Slow Down
As Saskatchewan RCMP continue to see a rise in fatal and serious injury collisions, noting a six-year high in 2025 when compared to the years past, they are urging drivers to slow down. In September, ten lives were lost on roadways in Saskatchewan RCMP jurisdiction. The number of fatal collisions in September 2025 was 43% higher than September 2024. In October, six lives were lost in fatal collisions in the first six days of the month. While the…
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