This week, Canada statistics have released the number of violent crimes related to firearms in Canada, as Saskatchewan occupied the highest level among all other provinces.
However, the data is looking for numbers from 2023. The numbers show that there are 127 accidents per population 100,000 years ago in Saskatchewan.
Prices in Regina suggest about 79 accidents per 100,000 and 53 accidents per 100,000 in Sasskon.
It is rapidly advanced to 2025, and agencies in Regeina and Saskaton say that the major steps have been taken to improve these statistics in recent years.
“You know that these numbers are somewhat dated for several years, and we have been happy that we have taken great steps in terms of reducing the number of violent crimes over the past two years,” said Regeina Vice President Laurelli Davis.
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Regeina police say they are intensifying employees, bringing new officers to increase the presence of the police in society, which made more active stops for traffic and conduct comprehensive investigations.
“We know that our numbers since 2024 have decreased from 2023 and 2025 until now, heading in the right direction,” Davis explained. “I think these are all good signs.”
Regina is not the only unit that is divided into crime related to firearms, with Sassaton’s participation that she also sees a landmark.
“Since 2021, our numbers have already decreased regarding violent firearm crimes to a group of about 20 percent,” said James Oliver, Saaskaton Police Director.
“I think this is a really good news story for us in Saaskaton, but I agree that the numbers throughout the boycott relate to a lot.”
When they ask the provincial government about Canadian statistics numbers, they say that the government “invests annually in police teams funded by provinces aimed at reducing the criminal use of firearms, preventing gang violence, and stopping the smuggling and selling of firearms.”
They said between July and December 2024, the response team to trafficking in Saskatchewan and the crime reduction team to 67 firearms. At the same time, the RCMP team and suppressed the guarantee seized 144 firearms in the province.
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