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Police have charged a man with attempted murder in connection with an incident where shots were fired at an RCMP patrol car.

Police have charged a man with attempted murder in connection with an incident where shots were fired at an RCMP patrol car.

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Weldon, Wolverine Lake as well as portions of Highway 3, 20, 25, 320, 682, 778 and 798. Ted Munro, RCMP Superintendent for the Northern District, said the changes come to help make the detachments run a bit more efficiently. He said this change will make for quicker response times for those areas as Prince Albert RCMP has to drive through the city of Prince Albert to respond to those areas. “When we look at it from the Melfort side,” Munro said. “Melfort detachment does not have to go thr...

MELFORT — The Melfort RCMP’s detachment area is expanding. Starting May 1, the Melfort RCMP will take over coverage of Birch Hills, Brancepeth, Crystal Springs, Dixon Lake, Hagen, Jumping Lake, . . .

  SASKATOON -- As of Saturday, Saskatchewan RCMP is modifying the areas served by its Prince Albert, Melfort and Wakaw detachments. In an effort to improve response times, the area served Melfort RCMP will now include the communities of Birch Hills, Crystal Springs, Weldon and surrounding areas. "This modification will result in shorter response times to many residences and businesses,” said Superintendent Ted Munro, Saskatchewan RCMP North District Commander. “Our police officers won...

  SASKATOON -- The Saskatchewan RCMP and Northern Inter-Tribal Health Authority (NITHA) encourage residents to continue following guidance from public health officials and follow public health orders. “As Saskatchewan’s provincial police force, we will continue to be present in your community to provide services and help to ensure community safety 24 hours a day, seven days a week and throughout the holiday season,” Supt. Ted Munro, of the Saskatchewan RCMP’s North District Manageme...