The Gangs of Saskatchewan, Canada @strangenorth

Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

#crimepatrol #saskatoon #regina
In this video I talk about the major gangs that are active in the Canadian Prairie province of Saskatchewan.

NOTE - All information presented in this video is publicly available, and this is intended to be a general overview of the gang situation in the province.

CORRECTION - In this video I state that Hells Angels and Rock Machine are allied, this is not accurate. I meant to say they were at relative peace in the prairies and that biker activity is very low key in Saskatchewan, especially compared to the more prominent conflicts between the two clubs in provinces like Quebec. Saying they were allied is not accurate, and I could have taken more time with this video. I also refer to different motorcycle groups as gangs, when the proper term is outlaw motorcycle club. Words matter, and I want to present the information as fair and accurate as possible as well as own up to my mistakes when I make them. I address some of the mistakes I made in the gang videos in a follow-up video I posted a couple weeks ago.

Saskatchewan tends to have higher overall crime rates than most other Canadian provinces - and while most of it is not gang-related, some of it is. And I have found that many people are interested in the gang situation in the great white north.

I cover the following criminal organizations in this video:

Hells Angels - The most dominant motorcycle club in the country
Rock Machine - Prominent biker club with a presence in Saskatchewan
Heretics MC - International biker club with a base in southern Saskatchewan
Outlaws MC - Major biker club with some presence in Saskatchewan, rivals to HA

Native Syndicate - Major prairie street gang
Native Syndicate Killers - Self-explanatory, declining in influence
Indian Posse - Largest street gang in Canada, based in Winnipeg with influence in Saskatchewan - especially Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Warriors - Offshoot of Manitoba Warriors, strongest in Regina but declining in influence since 2010
Indian Mafia - Newer Indigenous gang, one of the most dominant gangs in Regina
Terror Squad - Also newer gang, dominant gang of Saskatoon
Westside Outlaws - Major west end Saskatoon gang that rose to prominence around 2019
Hustle Crew - Saskatoon street gang, established around 2015
Southside Queens - Started in Saskatoon mid-2000s
Southside Kings - Emerged in Saskatoon around 2011

Some other smaller gangs operating in Saskatchewan:

Redd Alert
Manitoba Warriors
Crazy Cree
West Side Soldiers
Mixed Blood
Tribal Brotherz
Junior Mixed Blood
Crips
Indian Mafia Crips
North Central Rough Riderz

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