Thinking about travelling in Saskatchewan?
Forest fires are currently affecting specific northern areas of Saskatchewan. The majority of our province, including key tourism destinations and travel routes, remain safe and fully operational. Consider exploring charming communities in southern Saskatchewan such as Moose Jaw or Maple Creek, explore urban attractions in Saskatoon and Regina, or visit the many provincial parks in other areas of the province.
Chat with one of our friendly travel counsellors for suggestions and free trip planning assistance. Plan ahead so you can explore the province safely and responsibly. Always monitor official information sources detailed below regularly – before and during your trip.
For more information on trip planning, such as customs information and transportation, visit our Travel Resources page. For free travel literature such as the Official Saskatchewan Road Map and Saskatchewan Travel Guide, visit Travel Guides & Maps.
Resources
Emergencies: Call 9-1-1
Current Fire Situation and Highway Closures
- Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (Active fires, fire bans, evacuation information including Sask Evac, situation updates, and more)
- SK Wildfire Inquiry Line: 1-855-559-5502 (Toll-Free, available 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily)
- Highway Hotline (1-888-335-7623 or 5-1-1)
- Saskatchewan Fire Ban map
- FireSmoke Canada (up-to-the-minute smoke map that covers all of Canada, including Saskatchewan)
- SaskAlert (Public emergency notices)
National and Provincial Parks
Social Media:
Power, Energy, and Phone Alerts