Ice Safety Warning
Saskatchewan RCMP have issued a public warning that ice on lakes, rivers, sloughs, ponds, and dugouts remains too thin to safely support people or vehicles at this time. The warning comes as winter gradually settles in, but conditions are still unpredictable.
Official Statement
"We want to remind everyone that ice thickness can vary greatly, even within the same body of water. Always check the ice before venturing out, and never assume it is safe just because it looks solid."
Recommendations
- Avoid walking, skating, or driving on ice until it has been officially declared safe by authorities.
- Supervise children closely near any bodies of water.
- Report any unsafe ice conditions to local RCMP or emergency services.
Author’s Summary
Saskatchewan RCMP urge caution as winter begins, stressing that ice on local water bodies is still dangerously thin and unpredictable, posing serious risks to public safety.
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