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FoShogun
FoShogun
Saskatchewan
Nov 9 2010, 11:56 AM EST | Post edited: Nov 9 2010, 11:57 AM EST
Nearly half of Sasks population resides in 2 cities Saskatoon and Regina.

This is just a working area.


1. Rural centres and smaller cities ie North Battleford, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, Swift Current.
1.1 -in your much smaller centres(under 10k pop) I would sit tight and NOT travel unless necessary.
1.2 -in your small centres (10-30k pop) ie NB, PA, MJ, SC, I would say make a judgement call about evacuation. If you have a rural home or cabin that is easily accessible this might be a good place to hole up for now and await further instruction. Await Military/Gov't support if possible. Failing that proceed to section 2(North) for NB/PA and section 3(South) for MJ/SC.

2. Saskatoon & Area (North SK) population approx. 300K
2.1 Any survivors please evacuate towards the NW Highway 16 towards NB or NE Highway 11 towards PA
2.1.1 please use any and all exits from Saskatoon proper before heading to these highways i.e. it is easy enough to get to 16 via Dalmeny Road rather than drive through the city to get to Idyllwyld North
2.1.2 evacuate north towards PA or NB the eventual goal is Battlefords National Park and Prince Albert National Park. They are large well defined areas topologically near large freshwater sources with many infrastructure resources in place but not a terribly populus region.
2.1.3 Beware traveling exactly through PA or NB as they have larger populations and could be Red Zones. There are many sideroads, hopefully you have GPS or a SK roadmap in your vehicle.
2.2.1 Keep your radios on all the time (Note:Appendix B for emerg freqs)
2.3.1 Just North of NB there will hopefully be a RVE where you will be guided towards/into BNP if a base is not already set up in PANP this will be the de facto survivor meeting place, it is a town called Cochin (Co-shin). Important, at NB do NOT continue on HW 16 to Edm, AB, get to HW 4 N and go north. Do you find this valuable?    
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FoShogun
FoShogun
1. RE: Saskatchewan
Nov 9 2010, 12:07 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 9 2010, 12:43 PM EST
2.3.2 Cochin Landmark - There is a lighthouse there as it is on the N. Sask River.
2.3.3 Cochin Signal - Raise a blue flag at the base of the lighthouse on the north and south sides and wait for up 72 hours (hopefully you won't have to wait that long but who knows)

2.4.1 After taking HW 11 NE to PA take HW 2 N (or any adjacent grid road that seems safer) and head towards PANP
2.4.2 do NOT go all the way to Waskesiu, turn off the highway west at Christopher Lake
2.4.3 Christopher Lake Landmark - (TBA)
2.4.4 Christopher Lake Signal - (TBA)

3. Regina & Area (South SK) population approx. 250K
-(TBA)

Appendix A - link to SK Map http://www.canada-maps.org/saskatchewan-map.htm
Appendix B - Radio Freqs, Mainstream News/Talk 650 AM Call Letter CKOM, National Public 540 AM Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, CB Freqs - (TBA) Do you find this valuable?    

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