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SARM speaks out against amendments that affect gun ownership - Vimarsana News

SARM speaks out against amendments that affect gun ownership

The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities says amendments to Bill C-21 will only hurt law-abiding residents. SARM President Ray Orb says th...

Source: 98cool.ca
Property crime on the rise in rural Saskatchewan: RCMP - Vimarsana News

Property crime on the rise in rural Saskatchewan: RCMP

Property crime is on the rise in rural Saskatchewan once again. That's according to Rhonda Blackmore, commanding officer of the Saskatchewan RCMP. Bla...

Source: cjme.com
Property crime on the rise in rural Saskatchewan: RCMP - Vimarsana News

Property crime on the rise in rural Saskatchewan: RCMP

Property crime is on the rise in rural Saskatchewan once again. That's according to Assistant Commissioner Rho...

Source: ckom.com
Sask. RCMP commanding officer questions province's decision to put resources into new marshal service - Vimarsana News

Sask. RCMP commanding officer questions province's decision to put resources into new marshal service

The commanding officer of Saskatchewan's RCMP is questioning the expense of creating a new law enforcement entity in the province, saying that money might be better spent providing more resources to the RCMP.

Source: cbc.ca
Fertilizer emission reductions, crime high on agenda at SARM convention - Vimarsana News

Fertilizer emission reductions, crime high on agenda at SARM convention

A resolution opposing the federal government's policy goal of reducing fertilizer emissions by 30 per cent of 2020 levels by 2030 was a hot topic at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities midterm convention.

Source: cbc.ca