By Jeremy Simes A report from Saskatchewan’s auditor says the province’s public safety agency needs to do a better job at preparing for the wildfire season. Tara Clemett’s report, released Tuesday, says the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency doesn’t plan for the right amount of resources it needs each year to fight wildfires. It says the agency also isn’t properly budgeting before the season begins. “Having that money up front allows you to make sure that you probably have the resources in place,” Clemett told a news conference. “By basing budgets on robust resource plans … the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency can make sure it has the necessary resources to manage and mitigate the risks associated with wildfires.” Planning could also save the agency money on contracts, she added. Her report

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