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RCMP Warns of Paving Scams in Saskatchewan – How to Protect Yourself

Updated: 3 days ago

A bulldozer and dump truck on a dusty road near a fraudulent paving operation in Saskatchewan, with a yellow 'Scam Alert' sign warning residents about deceptive contractors. RCMP advises vigilance against fake asphalt scams.

The Swift Current Rural Detachment of the RCMP is warning the public about a fraudulent paving operation targeting individuals and municipalities in Saskatchewan.


What's Happening: Paving Scam Alert in Saskatchewan

A group of individuals is falsely presenting themselves as **Redwood Paving Ltd.**, offering paving services under deceptive claims. The supposed leader has provided names such as "George," "Jack," "Paul," and "John McMullan."


🚛 The crew is seen traveling in **rental vehicles with a flat-deck trailer**, hauling a **skid-steer and a semi/gravel hauler.

🛑 The **material they use is NOT asphalt**—it’s merely **oiled gravel**, yet they claim to have completed legitimate projects for various individuals and rural municipalities.


How to Stay Safe from Fraudulent Paving Scams in Saskatchewan

✔ **Verify Contractors:** Always research a company before signing any agreements or making payments.

✔ **Request References:** Ask for proof of past projects and cross-check them with verified sources.

✔ **Avoid Cash Deals:** Reputable companies typically provide formal invoices and contracts.

✔ **Report Suspicious Activity:** If you encounter these individuals or have been affected, contact Swift Current RCMP immediately.


The RCMP urges the public to remain vigilant and avoid falling victim to fraudulent paving offers. If you suspect a scam or need assistance, reach out to local authorities.


🔗 Stay informed and protect your community—**share this alert!




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