Government of Saskatchewan ministries, Crown corporations and organizations are implementing contingency plans to minimize the impacts of postal service disruption.
Les ministères, sociétés d’État et organismes du gouvernement de la Saskatchewan mettent en œuvre des plans d’urgence visant à réduire les répercussions de l’interruption du service des postes.
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The Fine Option Program is not an alternative to sentencing, but gives people the opportunity to settle fines by doing unpaid, supervised community service work rather than paying in cash. The Ministry of Justice works with town councils, First Nations communities, local non-profit organizations or an individual to administer the Fine Option Program in the community under a contractual agreement. These organizations or individuals, called fine option agencies, assign suitable community service work to people who register to settle fines under the program. The agencies also advise the court of the outcome of the assignment.
Currently, Saskatchewan has agreements with Alberta and Manitoba that allow some out-of-province fines to be worked off in another province. The program is open only to the individual who received the fine, and does not apply to companies or corporations.
You must obtain an order from court to register for the program.
If you are currently receiving Employment Insurance benefits, you may be eligible to participate in the program as long as participation does not affect your ability to meet Employment Insurance requirements in terms of seeking employment/being employed.
Performance of community service work in the Fine Option Program is considered comparable to paid employment with regard to quality, punctuality and notification of the work placement agency regarding absenteeism or sickness.
After receiving your order from court, you must bring one of the following five forms to your local Fine Option agent:
Coordinators are available in each of the below regions for further information. If your local coordinator is not available, please call the Fine Option hotline at 306-787-3333 for assistance.
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Regina/Qu'Appelle/Moose Jaw/Weyburn/Estevan |
Saskatoon |
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Prince Albert/Melfort/Nipawin |
Meadow Lake |
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Kindersley/Lloydminster |
Yorkton |
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North Battleford |
Creighton Phone: 306-688-8810 Fax: 306-688-8822 Toll-free: 1-866-948-8810 |
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La Ronge |
Buffalo Narrows/La Loche |
| Swift Current Phone:306-778-8236 Fax: 306-778-8396 Toll-free: 1-844-726-9622 |
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