🇨🇦 Getting a Police Certificate for Volunteering in Saskatoon ❄️📝

Winter arrived overnight in Saskatoon! Monday was sunny, but Tuesday woke up to a white wonderland 😅 Waited 30+ mins for the bus (missed English class!), though the snow melted by afternoon - except on rooftops and shady spots. Even the geese are still here! 🦢 Here's my step-by-step guide for getting a FREE police certificate for volunteering: 1️⃣ Prepare: Print your organization's reference letter Bring two photo IDs (e.g. driver's license + health card) 2️⃣ Location: 📍 Search "Saskatoon Police Service" - I went to the downtown location (seen it often during driving practice! 🚗) 3️⃣ Check-in Process: Officer at entrance will text you a queue code Enter code to proceed inside 4️⃣ Form Filling: ➡️ Turn right, then left to seating area ✍️ Complete application form 📱 Reply "2" to confirm you're waiting 5️⃣ Getting Your Certificate: 👀 Watch screens for your number 📄 Officer verifies your documents ✅ Receive printed certificate in 2-3 minutes ⏱️ Total Time: ~20 minutes! 💡 Pro Tips: ✔ Must include street number in addresses ✔ List all cities lived in past 5 years 🅿️ Parking: $2/hour (scan QR code to extend) 💲 FREE with reference letter ($5-$20 without) ⚠️ NOTE: This is only for volunteering - different from work/immigration checks! #SaskatoonLife #VolunteerGuide #NewcomerTips #CanadianWinter #PoliceCheck