Saskatchewan’s 2026 emergency season: Lessons learned

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Fewer wildfires, hundreds of thousands of hectares burned, and another challenging spring for flooding — Saskatchewan’s 2026 emergency season had its share of challenges. Marlo Pritchard, president of the SPSA and fire commissioner, joins us to break down what went well, what we can learn and how we can better prepare for next year.
22 Oct 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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