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Photo speed enforcement to resume across Saskatchewan with new vendor

byMeridian Source Staff

August 3, 2026

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Photo speed enforcement to resume across Saskatchewan with new vendor
Saskatchewan’s photo speed enforcement program will resume operations next month with a new vendor following a competitive procurement process, SGI announced. Read more: Two facing charges after Onion Lake RCMP seize meth, weapons Global Traffic Group Ltd. will take over operations in August. While the program’s footprint and rules remain unchanged, drivers will notice physical…
Free Wheels at Work event returns to Bud Miller All Seasons Park Aug. 18
Heavy machinery, emergency response vehicles and municipal service equipment will take over Bud Miller All Seasons Park next month for the return of Wheels at Work. Read more: Town of Vermilion awards contract for water treatment plant work The free community event takes place Tuesday, Aug. 18, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Residents of…
Sask RCMP lay hundreds of drug trafficking charges in 2025
Frontline officers and specialized enforcement units charged 378 people with 543 drug trafficking-related offences across Saskatchewan last year, according to annual police statistics released on July 29. Read more: Saskatchewan RCMP request SIRT investigation into Makwa arrests The charges stem from joint efforts between local detachments, traffic services, and the Saskatchewan Enforcement Response Teams (SERT),…
City museum collections policy sees new updates
The City of Lloydminster has updated its museum collections management policy. Read more: Lloydminster barista places third in Regional Starbucks Championship First adopted in 2018 and last amended in 2022, the policy aims to ensure Lloydminster Museum and Archives administration complies with professional standards and ethical guidelines set by the Canadian Museums Association, the Museums…
Federal, Alberta governments invest $52M in Calgary Olympic Oval
The federal and Alberta governments are splitting a $52-million investment to upgrade and modernize Calgary’s Olympic Oval, officials announced Monday, July 27. Read more: New Lloydminster Chase the Ace starting at $43.7K Each level of government is committing $26 million to fund critical infrastructure repairs at the world-renowned speed skating facility, which originally opened for…