Saskatchewan changes trespassing laws to allow quicker police response

Saskatchewan changes trespassing laws to allow quicker police response

Under the new rules, activities such as public intoxication and drug use will now automatically be considered trespassing in public spaces or businesses.

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The Saskatchewan government has passed new regulations aimed at giving police more power to enforce trespassing laws. Under the new rules, activities such as public intoxication and drug use will now automatically be considered trespassing in public spaces or businesses. Police will be able to remove someone and, if necessary, charge them with an offence such as public intoxication, use of controlled substance, threatening to cause harm and more…

Saskatchewan - Trespass Regulations Amended to Improve Public Safety, Protect Communities

The Government of Saskatchewan has passed new regulations to empower police to enforce trespass laws in businesses and public spaces such as libraries and parks. These changes are part of the province. . .

Trespass Regulations Amended to Improve Public Safety, Protect Communities

The Government of Saskatchewan has passed new regulations to empower police to enforce trespass laws in businesses and public spaces such as libraries and parks. These changes are part of the...

Saskatchewan updates trespassing regulations to help police address issues quickly

The Government of Saskatchewan has passed new regulations in an effort to help police enforce trespassing laws in businesses and public spaces like parks or libraries. Under the new regulations, anyone engaged in certain activities – including public intoxication, using a controlled substance, threatening to cause harm to people or property, public urination or defecation, causing damage to premises or personal property, or any Criminal Code off…