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Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency The SPSA provides emergency management, wildfire response, Sask911 services and public safety programs that keep Saskatchewan residents safe and informed.

Students are more likely to thrive when they feel supported, respected and connected in their school environment.🤝 Conne...
10/22/2026

Students are more likely to thrive when they feel supported, respected and connected in their school environment.

🤝 Connection, kindness, and support all play an important role in student well-being. Something as simple as checking in with a friend or reaching out to a trusted adult can make a difference.

If you're feeling overwhelmed, anxious or need someone to talk to, Kids Help Phone is available 24/7:
📱 Text: 686868
📞 Call: 1-800-668-6868
💻 Chat online: https://kidshelpphone.ca/

You don't have to go through challenges alone. Support is available. 💛

🏫 School safety is everyone's responsibility.Teaching students to speak up when something doesn't seem right can help pr...
10/21/2026

🏫 School safety is everyone's responsibility.

Teaching students to speak up when something doesn't seem right can help prevent injuries, property damage and emergencies before they happen.

💬 Encourage students to tell a trusted adult if they notice:
• Unsafe behaviour
• Property damage or vandalism
• Smoke, unusual smells or fire hazards
• Someone misusing school property or safety equipment

Creating a culture where students feel comfortable reporting concerns helps make schools safer for everyone.

Fire safety is an important part of creating a safe learning environment.🔥 Two in five school fires were 43% intentional...
10/20/2026

Fire safety is an important part of creating a safe learning environment.

🔥 Two in five school fires were 43% intentionally set.
Teachers and school staff can help reduce fire risks by reinforcing safe behaviours and helping students understand the importance of fire safety.

Consider opportunities to:
• Talk about the consequences of fire-setting and vandalism
• Reinforce school safety rules and emergency procedures
• Encourage students to report fire hazards or unsafe behaviour
• Explain the purpose of fire alarms, extinguishers and other safety equipment

🤝 By working together, we can help create safer schools for everyone.

🔗 Read NFPA’s research article for more details: https://www.nfpa.org/education-and-research/research/nfpa-research/fire-statistical-reports/structure-fires-in-schools

It's National School Safety Week! 🏫📋Throughout the week, we'll be sharing tips to help keep schools safe, prepared and s...
10/19/2026

It's National School Safety Week! 🏫📋

Throughout the week, we'll be sharing tips to help keep schools safe, prepared and supported.

Today, we're focusing on emergency preparedness. Regular safety drills help students and staff understand evacuation procedures and build confidence in responding to an emergency.

Important reminders:
• Review evacuation routes regularly
• Go directly to designated meeting areas
• Stay with your class or group until further instructions are given

🚨 Practicing safety drills helps build the confidence and skills needed to respond in an emergency.

On Saturday October 17, 2026, the SPSA was made aware of the incident at CFB Wainwright in Alberta. The Agency is ready ...
10/18/2026

On Saturday October 17, 2026, the SPSA was made aware of the incident at CFB Wainwright in Alberta. The Agency is ready to provide support upon request.

Our condolences to those facing loss and impacted by this tragedy.

⚠️ Burn Season Isn't Over Fall cleanup season often means more controlled burns across Saskatchewan.• Check local burn r...
10/16/2026

⚠️ Burn Season Isn't Over

Fall cleanup season often means more controlled burns across Saskatchewan.

• Check local burn requirements before lighting a fire.
• Burn notification numbers are required until October 31.
• You'll need one if burning within 4.5 km of a provincial forest.

One quick call can prevent an unnecessary wildfire response. 📞

🔗 Learn more: https://www.saskpublicsafety.ca/prevention-and-preparedness/controlled-burns-and-notifications

🔥 The days may be cooler, but wildfire risk remains.Strong winds are expected across much of the province over the next ...
10/15/2026

🔥 The days may be cooler, but wildfire risk remains.

Strong winds are expected across much of the province over the next few days.

Dry vegetation and gusty conditions can allow fires to spread quickly. A small spark can travel long distances and ignite dry grass or brush in seconds.

⚠️ Conditions can change rapidly, even in October. Before starting any outdoor fire, check the weather forecast and local fire restrictions.

Wildfire season may be winding down, but preventing wildfires remains everyone's responsibility.

🎒 When an emergency happens, finding supplies is the last thing you want to worry about.A well-stocked emergency kit can...
10/15/2026

🎒 When an emergency happens, finding supplies is the last thing you want to worry about.

A well-stocked emergency kit can help your household manage through power outages, severe weather, and other unexpected situations.

No two households are the same, and neither are emergency kits. Tailor your household's kit to include essential supplies for children, pets, and anyone with specific medical or mobility needs.

🔗 Learn how to build your emergency kit: https://www.saskpublicsafety.ca/prevention-and-preparedness/emergency-preparedness-at-home

🪫🔥 Small batteries can cause big problems when they're thrown in the garbage.This International E-Waste Day, remember th...
10/14/2026

🪫🔥 Small batteries can cause big problems when they're thrown in the garbage.

This International E-Waste Day, remember that batteries should never go in household trash. Proper recycling helps prevent fires, protects waste collection workers, and keeps harmful materials out of landfills.

♻️ Find a battery recycling location near you: https://call2recycle.ca/

Every recycled battery is a step toward a safer, cleaner community.

😋🥣 October is National Chili Month, which means slow cookers are back on the menu!Slow cookers are designed for long coo...
10/13/2026

😋🥣 October is National Chili Month, which means slow cookers are back on the menu!

Slow cookers are designed for long cooking times, but safe placement is important to help reduce fire risk:
• Keep flammable items away from the slow cooker.
• Place it on a stable, heat-resistant surface where it won't be knocked over.
• Keep the cord out of walkways and away from the edge of counters.

The best chili recipe starts with safe cooking habits.

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Address

2055 Albert Street
Regina, SK
S4P2T8

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+18006679660

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