Wildfire Evacuations
Wildfire Evacuations in Saskatchewan
For the most up-to-date and accurate information on alerts, evacuation orders and fire bans, please visit the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) website at saskpublicsafety.ca.
The Role of Saskatoon EMO During an Evacuation
While the Saskatoon Emergency Management Organization (EMO) does not directly lead wildfire evacuation efforts, it works closely with northern community leaders, the Province of Saskatchewan, the Canadian Red Cross and numerous local partner organizations to coordinate supports and resources for evacuees who arrive in Saskatoon.
Community Donations
The City of Saskatoon is not able to receive donations for wildfire evacuees at this time.
Information for Evacuees
Registration
All evacuees should register as soon as possible with the agency supporting your community's evacuation. This information would have been shared by your community’s leadership. Registering is important so that you can get information on services and assistance available to you during this difficult time. It also helps people to get the support they need.
Amenities & Services
The city of Saskatoon welcomes evacuees and is here to support your well-being. A variety of local amenities and services are available to help you and your family stay active, connected and cared for while you are away from your home:
- Outdoor Pools
- Spray Pads & Summer Play Program
- Leisure Centres
- Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo
- Nutrien Playland at Kinsmen Park
- Spring/Summer Leisure Guide
- Saskatoon Public Libraries
- Parks & Green Spaces
- Summer in Saskatoon
- Saskatoon Transit and How to Plan My Trip
- Discover Saskatoon – Things to Do and Calendar of Events