Criminal Intelligence Section

This section reports to the Investigative Support Inspector of the Criminal Investigations Division. It is responsible for providing support to SPS sections and their members or other police agencies.

Many of the units within this section are integrated with the RCMP.

Digital Forensics Unit

Digital forensics is the preservation, extraction, isolation, analysis and reporting of digital evidence as it resides on devices and networks. The unit conducts forensic examinations of computers, mobile and iOT devices, along with other peripherals that may contain evidence related to criminal investigations.

Integrated Intelligence Unit

The Integrated Intelligence Unit is a combination of SPS and RCMP members. It is responsible to gather information on organized groups, known or suspected criminals involved in criminal activities. Tactical Analysts are imbedded in the Integrated Intelligence Unit to assist all of the Criminal Investigations Division with the gathering, corroboration and dissemination of information.

Cybercrime Unit

In 2026, the Saskatoon Police Service established the Cybercrime Unit to confront this dynamic and ever evolving criminal element which greatly affects our community. Formerly known as the Cybercrime Detail, the Cybercrime Unit seeks to combat cybercrime and to appropriately serve those affected by it. To do this the Cybercrime Unit focuses on areas where Technology is a target of crime and supports investigations where technology is used as a primary tool in the commission of a crime.

The Cybercrime Unit operates within the greater law enforcement eco-sphere by participating in international investigations and providing support to law enforcement agencies which require support in Saskatoon. By contributing at this scale, the Cybercrime Unit contributes to investigations that are far reaching due to their digital nature.

The majority of victims of cybercrime do not report to their local police. Without reporting, the Cybercrime Unit cannot effectively combat cybercrime to make our community safer and to contribute to Canada’s digital sovereignty. To report a cybercrime, please call 306-975-8300 or attend to the SPS Service Centre.