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SASKATOON A Saskatoon rowing coach is calling for more action when it comes to addressing water safety on the South Saskatchewan River. Andrew Knorr is coach with the Saskatchewan Rowing Association and says the river dynamic has drastically changed over the past 15 years. Knorr says a lot more people are interested in getting back out on the water as the pandemic winds down which has resulted in a high volume of people heading to the river. “We’ve noticed that the types of driving that have happened on the water by the motorized vessel users has been quite dangerous, especially for our athletes,” Knorr told CTV News.
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SASKATOON The Saskatoon Fire Department (SFD) is advising the public to be mindful and use increased caution in and around the South Saskatchewan River. Thefire department says while the river can be fun and relaxing during the summer, safety should be top of mind when people approach the water. People are advised to evaluate the weather, equipment and water conditions from the shore before approaching the fire, according to a news release from the city. Swimming is prohibited in the South Saskatchewan River. Wading or walking through the water is allowed unless otherwise posted. The city recommends people wear protective footwear when walking along the river s shore to avoid cuts from sharp rocks or other hazards.