What is the speed limit? What are the rules for using the street?
In the Town of Cut Knife, Saskatchewan, traffic & streets rules are set by Town of Cut Knife Snow Removal Bylaw No. 192-2025 and 1 other bylaw, verified 2026-09-27. Fines: $100 first offence, $200 thereafter; $250 first, $350 thereafter; $25 first, $50 thereafter; spilling material $100 first, $200 thereafter. Default speed limit: 40 km/h. Street obstruction: No placing snow from private property or adjacent sidewalk/boulevard onto any street, except Schedule A; no blocking a street.
Town of Cut Knife Snow Removal Bylaw No. 192-2025
adopted bylaw
street obstruction
No placing snow from private property or adjacent sidewalk/boulevard onto any street, except Schedule A; no blocking a street.
s. 7
sidewalk or boulevard use
No person using device to clear sidewalk shall cause injury to or unduly interfere with any person lawfully using sidewalk, street or public place.
s. 6
scout note
Requires owners to clear sidewalk snow/ice within 24 hours and bans pushing/blowing snow from private property onto streets or public places; designates priority streets in Schedule A.
Town of Cut Knife Traffic Bylaw No. 191-2025
adopted bylaw
default speed limit
40 km/h
s. 4(d)(i)
reduced speed zones
10 km/h in Municipal work zone
Appendix 5
truck route rule
GCW over 7 tonnes prohibited except on Heavy Haul Vehicle Route; route: Cut Knife Street and Railway Avenue.
s. 4(k)(i); Appendix 6
street obstruction
No parking in any lane or street so as to obstruct lane/driveway/approach.
obstruct the entrance to any lane or to a driveway
sidewalk or boulevard use
No bicycle operation on sidewalk; no parking on boulevard or sidewalk; ATV snow-removal equipment may use municipal sidewalks.
s. 4(s)(ii); Appendix 4(q); s. 4(n)(i)(b)
fine range
$100 first offence, $200 thereafter; $250 first, $350 thereafter; $25 first, $50 thereafter; spilling material $100 first, $200 thereafter.
s. 6
scout note
Sets a 40 km/h general speed limit (up to 50 km/h on some designated streets), regulates parking, angle parking, one-way streets, speed zones and ATV/lug-vehicle use.