Travelling with Medications
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Members attended a total of 312 calls and 57 traffic charges were laid during the past two weeks of December 19th to January 2nd , 2017 by the Warman / Martensville Detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police .
The Detachment attended numerous calls regarding abandoned vehicles , accidents involving wildlife , erratic drivers on the highway , and domestic situations during the Christmas season .
TRAFFIC No injuries in Warman Collision
December 22nd at 4:06 pm a two vehicle collision occurred at the intersection of Central Street and 6th Avenue in Warman . There were no injuries .
impaired Driver Crashes into martensville Homes
December 28th at 10:16 pm a vehicle drove off the street and into two houses on Bendel Crescent in Martensville . The driver was found to be impaired and charged .
PROPERTY
Numerous vandalism incidents Reported in martensville
On December 24th five incidents of mischief were reported , involving vehicles being spray painted in Martensville . A suspect has been charged .
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Travelling with Medications
Investigation Continues in Break and Enter
December 27th at 10:30 am there was a report of a house broken into in the rural area around Saskatoon . The matter is still under investigation .
Snowmobile Stolen From Rural Saskatoon Residence
Another theft was reported on December 27th at 5:14 pm from a rural Saskatoon residence . A snowmobile was taken in this theft .
PEOPLE loud Party Reported in martensville
December 23th at 11:50 pm a report of a loud party was received in Martensville . The home owner was spoken to and party quietened down .
Members attended a total of 94 calls and 93 traffic charges were laid during the week January 2 to January 9th , 2017 in the Warman / Martensville Detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police .
TRAFFIC
No One injured in Warman three vehicle Collision
January 3rd at 3:20 pm a three vehicle collision occurred on Centennial Boulevard just south of 4th Avenue West in Warman . No one was injured and charges were laid .
( Submitted by Jolene Johnson , BSP M . Ed .) |
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States customs usually slightly more allows a maximum of 3 months ’ supply to be medication than transported . More than that has the potential you will need in case of unexpected delays to be seized .
• If you are diabetic , be sure you have
• Keep all medications in original testing supplies , snacks , fast-acting sugar containers with the original labels ( bubble source with you packs that are packaged in a pharmacy are
No matter where you are travelling , acceptable ) it is a good idea to include basic over-thecounter medications and first aid supplies
• Bring a record of your medical conditions , current medication list , pharmacy in your travel health kit . Examples include and doctor information ( name , phone #, medications to treat rash , minor skin address ) infection , allergies , headache and diarrhea .
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Save yourself the trouble of having to go your checked bags – carry them with you as find and purchase products if the need arises part of your travel health kit while away from home . Come see us at The
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Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy for more ideas it is a good idea to have a letter from your or for pre-packaged travel health kits . doctor to justify treatment
( Source : www . travel . gc . ca .)
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Charges laid to motorist in martensville
January 5th at 9:50 am four complaints were received of a school bus being passed while unloading children in Martensville . Charges were laid in response to these complaints .
PROPERTY Police investigate martensville theft
January 3rd at 10:24 am a shoplifting theft was reported from the Martensville Canadian Tire . The matter is under investigation .
stolen vehicle located in Warman
January 5th at 11:04 am a vehicle was reported parked on Warwick Crescent in Warman . The vehicle was stolen from Saskatoon , where it was towed back to .
Damage Done to Martensville Business
January 6th at 8:10 am a report was received that the gates to the Martensville Hardware were smashed . The matter is under investigation .
NOTICE
If you have information regarding these or any other crimes , please contact Warman / Martensville RCMP at 306-975- 1670 / 306-975-1610 or if you have information and you wish to remain anonymous in your reporting , please contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS ( 8477 ), submit a tip via their website : http :// saskcrimestoppers . com / or text in a tip : TIP206 + your tip to CRIMES ( 274637 ).
New Rules on Access to Birth Registration Now In Effect for Adult Adoptees and Birth Parents
On January 1 , new regulations came into effect to make it easier for adult adoptees and birth parents to access birth registration information .
The Government of Saskatchewan originally announced the changes in February 2016 to provide notice to individuals involved in the 37,000 adoptions that have occurred in Saskatchewan since 1922 .
“ Adoptees , their adoptive families and their birth families have been asking for us to improve access to birth registration information ,” Social Services Minister Tina Beaudry-Mellor said . “ These changes will help support individuals involved in an adoption in learning more about their history , and even potentially strengthening their connections to their culture and birth family , if this is something they wish to move forward with .”
Birth registrations contain information such as the name of listed birth parents , the name of the child at birth and the location of the birth , along with name of the hospital .
The regulatory changes improve access and replace the requirement to obtain consent with the option for birth parents and adult adoptees to file a veto or a contact preference . A veto prevents the release of identifying information . A contact preference indicates how an individual wishes to be contacted .
All adult adoptees and birth parents are encouraged to call 1-800-667- 7539 or visit www . saskatchewan . ca / adoptionrecords to learn more about the new regulatory changes that improve access to birth registration information . They can access forms to apply for birth registration information or file a contact preference or veto .