Saskatchewan Unveils Questionnaires on Youth Social Media Limits

Saskatchewan Launches Postcard Survey Seeking Public Feedback on Youth Social Media Ban

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has launched a province-wide postcard survey asking residents for feedback on whether social media use by youth should be banned or restricted. The survey postcard will ask residents several questions, including what age range would be appropriate for a ban. Responses can then be mailed back to the government, which will use the feedback to help set a provincial position on the issue. Moe did not say when the resul…

Sask. gov't wants parents to weigh in on whether social media should be restricted for kids

The postage-paid survey should arrive in mailboxes in the next few days and is part of the government’s attempt to get a read on the public’s desire to limit or ban children under the age of 16 from using social media.

Province launches survey to households on kids’ social media ban

The provincial government is officially launching its survey of Saskatchewan residents on a potential social media ban for those under age 16.

Saskatchewan unveils questionnaires on youth social media limits

The Government of Saskatchewan will be mailing out a questionnaire to every household, posing the question of limits on social media for young people directly to residents.

Saskatchewan to use massive postcard mail-out to gauge citizens on internet controls

REGINA - The Saskatchewan government is promising a mass mail-out of postcards to gauge citizen opinions on whether to put fences around the internet.

Saskatchewan mailing postcards for feedback on youth social media ban

Premier Scott Moe said the Saskatchewan government will survey the public for input on how the province can tackle the issue of social media.