Saskatchewan Marshals Service

Today, the Saskatchewan Marshals Service joins Canadians in celebrating Victoria Day — a time to reflect on our shared history and the values that unite our communities across Saskatchewan and beyond.

The Saskatchewan Marshals Service (SMS) attended the 2026 Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police (SACP) Spring Conference in Regina.   “The ability of the SACP to bring together policing leaders from across the province is one of its greatest strengths. These conversations create meaningful opportunities to address the public safety issues that matter most in our province,” said Chief Marshal Robert Cameron.   The SMS would like to thank the SACP and all attendees for a successful and engaging spring conference.

Today, the Saskatchewan Marshals Service joins the national Moose Hide Campaign in raising awareness to end gender‑based violence. For more information on the Moose Hide Campaign, visit: moosehidecampaign.ca

National Police Week recognizes police professionals who serve communities across Canada. The Saskatchewan Marshals Service is proud to support policing in Saskatchewan through partnership, accountability and a shared commitment to safer communities.

Today, we honour the mothers and caregivers across Saskatchewan for the compassion, resilience, and dedication you show every day.

SMS supports amendments to The Correctional Services Act, 2026. SMS will begin investigations at Prince Albert, Pine Grove, and PAYR to strengthen safety, accountability, and reduce demands on police services.

Montreal Lake Cree Nation has signed a BCR with the Saskatchewan Marshals Service, supporting joint safety efforts with the RCMP and advancing culturally informed policing and Indigenous recruitment across Saskatchewan.

Collaboration with policing and community corrections partners is a central focus for the Saskatchewan Marshals Service (SMS). Through careful planning and strong, trusted partnerships, the SMS supports the safe apprehension of individuals with outstanding warrants. Since becoming operational, 100 individuals have been successfully apprehended by the SMS.

Behind every emergency is a steady voice — the first, first responders. This week, we honour public safety telecommunicators across Saskatchewan and give special thanks to the Provincial Emergency Call Center for their dedication.

Happy Easter from the Saskatchewan Marshals Service. We hope you have a safe and enjoyable long weekend with those who matter most.

Community engagement is an important part of the work we do at the Saskatchewan Marshals Service. This week, we connected with community partners across the province including: the Rotary Club of Prince Albert, Muskoday First Nation leadership, the Waterhen First Nation Justice Committee, the Ministry of Justice Indigenous Elder Advisory Board, and a local Grade 6 class. Thank you to everyone who took the time to connect with our team.

We are proud to stand alongside our law enforcement partners. Together, we support communities across the province every day. Your community. Your neighbours. Your province. Explore a career in law enforcement. Visit saskatchewan.ca/serve-here to learn more.

The Saskatchewan Marshals Service proudly works alongside the police of jurisdiction across the province providing support when and wherever we are needed.

Nothing brightens a day quite like a puppy visit! Pip, a foster pup, stopped by the Saskatchewan Marshals Service recently before heading off to her forever home. We’re wishing her all the love and adventure ahead.

This International Women’s Day, the Saskatchewan Marshals Service celebrates the women whose leadership, skill, and dedication strengthen our organization. We honour their achievements and our shared commitment to advancing gender equity. #IWD2026

SMS joined the STC Justice Forum this week, sharing updates on our work to strengthen relationships. Thank you to Tribal Chief Arcand and STC Nations. Photo (left to right): Executive Director - Deputy Chief Thomas Sierzycki; Crystal LaPlante STC; Marijayne Deschambeault STC; and Superintendent Teddy Munro.