The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) has wrapped up its process for hiring a firm to conduct an independent review of the overwhelming 2025 wildfire season, which saw over 500 fires. This was a tough year for many families and communities in the area.

Tim McLeod, the Minister of Corrections, Policing, and Public Safety, emphasized the need for a thorough review given the impact of the fires. The aim is to learn from the past and improve responses in future emergencies. The chosen firm will scrutinize how SPSA handled evacuations and recovery efforts, ensuring that lessons are learned.

This review process is set to kick off soon and will be wrapped up before the 2026 wildfire season. It's a proactive step to enhance safety and security for everyone in Saskatchewan!