Saskatoon police respond to 3 separate schools after phone call threats
Baker said all students and staff members were safe and classes had resumed.“The safety of our students and staff members is our priority. The situation was handled quickly and effectively by both the school staff and the police.
We are grateful to our students who listened to instructions and followed the practiced procedure,” Baker said.Baker added each situation was treated as a serious incident and additional counsellors were brought in to provide support for any students who needed it.
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