Government of Saskatchewan funds over $360,000 for a second Police and Crisis Team in North Battleford.

On November 12, 2026, Saskatchewan funded a second PACT in North Battleford with over $360,000; $4.2M is allocated for PACTs in 2026-27.

IRCNews desk November 12, 2026 1 min read

On November 12, 2026, Saskatchewan funded a second PACT in North Battleford with over $360,000; $4.2M is allocated for PACTs in 2026-27.

With a second PACT in North Battleford—and PACTs active in seven Saskatchewan communities—newcomers, students, workers, employers and families can expect stronger community-based crisis support and safer de‑escalation for mental health and addictions.

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Government of Saskatchewan funds over $360,000 for a second Police and Crisis Team in North Battleford.

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