MADD Saskatoon

10/10/2026

Heading to Thanksgiving dinner this long weekend? Make a plan to get home safely. 🍂

Consuming alcohol, cannabis and/or other drugs? Plan ahead for a sober ride home with a designated driver, public transit, a cab or rideshare, or plan to stay over.

In 2022, roughly 1 in 4 crash deaths involved a drinking driver.

See a driver you suspect is impaired? Call 911. If you are driving, pull over safely first. Share this with everyone at your table.

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at MADD Canada.

10/05/2026

Thanks to YXE First Responders Fitness Festival for having MADD Saskatoon I may be deaf after the ridiculous loud music but it was a good day. It is always nice if you can talk to people stopping at your table. Thanks to our volunteers for volunteering on a Sunday.

09/28/2026

This weekend was MADD Canada Leadership Conference in Toronto and MADD Saskatoon sent Mel Zambon as our representative. Mel was asked to speak and she knocked it out of the park. Please take 11 minutes and listen to her presentation. MADD Canada MADD Canada Western Chapters Corman Park Police ServiceSaskatoon Police Service SGI Dalmeny Police Service Astro Towing Saskatchewan RCMP

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1igqaTL_XoQ87_InC8Oo8Spo35nBEsuEb/view?usp=drive_link

09/27/2026

Congratulations Karen Anthony-Burns.

Karen Anthony Burns the impact you have had on the MADD Prince Albert community since losing your son Daniel in 2010 has been immeasurable. Congratulations on being named the Volunteer of the Year ⭐️

09/21/2026

A safer, more connected Moose Jaw.

Over the summer, the ViPER Safety Patrol members conducted foot and bicycle patrols throughout the city. As community ambassadors, they strengthened community connections, improved perceptions of safety, and helped reduce demands on police resources. Two patrol members have extended their duties into the fall.

Thanks to a $68,000 investment from the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund, the Moose Jaw Police Service's Visible Proactive Engagement Response (ViPER) Safety Patrol pilot program is helping enhance community safety and engagement.

An additional $68,000 will be directed to the provincial Victims' Fund to support victims of crime and community programming.

09/21/2026

09/21/2026

09/21/2026

Impaired driving continues to be a serious problem in Saskatchewan, and the importance of enforcement cannot be overstated.

In 2025, 210 officers removed just under 4,200 drivers from Saskatchewan roads who were impaired by alcohol or drugs. Behind every one of those numbers is a potential collision, an injured person, a family affected, or a life that could have been lost.

Impaired driving is preventable. Every driver has a responsibility to make the decision to never drive while impaired and to find a safe way home.

For police officers, impaired driving enforcement is about more than issuing a ticket or making an arrest. It is about removing an immediate threat from our roads and helping prevent devastating collisions before they happen.

Continued enforcement, education, and public awareness are essential if we want to make Saskatchewan roads safer for everyone.

Congratulations to all the members from multiple agencies that received awards today.