A safe ride home should always be part of the plan

Nov 03, 2025

As the end of the year approaches, we know calendars quickly fill with holiday parties and social gatherings. While you’re working to fit every dinner and big game into your schedule, make sure you always include a safe ride home in your plans.

Let’s start thinking about winter driving

Oct 16, 2025

Preparing your vehicle and adjusting your driving habits helps everyone stay safe on the roads.

SGI’s list of things to be thankful for includes alert drivers

Oct 02, 2025

The October Traffic Safety Spotlight is focused on alert drivers, so we’d like to share our gratitude with those who give the road their full attention.

Slow down, school is back in session

Sep 02, 2025

With classrooms filling up and school zones buzzing with activity, it’s time for drivers to sharpen their focus and reduce their speed to protect students across Saskatchewan.

Whatever it is you’re driving, drive sober

Jul 31, 2025

Safe driving habits apply to recreational vehicles, too.

Provincial Traffic Safety Fund delivers $1.54M in grants to Saskatchewan communities

Jul 14, 2025

Flashing pedestrian crossing signs in Estevan, a crosswalk in Lampman and streetlights on the Red Earth Cree Nation are among the road safety enhancements that will be delivered using funding provided in the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund’s latest round of grants.

Celebrate Canada Day and get home safe

Jun 27, 2025

Canada Day marks the start of a season filled with road trips, barbecues and beach days—but it also marks the beginning of the most dangerous month on Saskatchewan roads for impaired driving.

SGI delivers steady fiscal management in 2024-25

Jun 23, 2025

SGI has released its 2024-25 annual reports, detailing a year marked by resilience, innovation, strategic investments, and a continued commitment to community safety and customer service.

Summer adventures start with safe driving

Jun 02, 2025

Take it slow and keep your focus on the road ahead.

Be Alert and master intersection safety

May 01, 2025

Intersections are where cars, trucks, buses, taxis, cyclists, motorcyclists and pedestrians all meet, creating a dynamic mix of traffic. Here are a few tips to navigate intersections safely.

“Let’s talk about finding a safe ride”

Apr 01, 2025

Chat with your kids about impaired driving to help keep them safe.

Choose a safe ride

Mar 05, 2025

SGI is reminding Saskatchewan drivers to make the right choice when it comes to driving impaired.

SGI Launches New Speakers Program

Feb 27, 2025

SGI is excited to announce the launch of a new program that will help bring inspirational, educational and empowering speakers to Saskatchewan schools and organizations.

Be alert and avoid costly collisions

Jan 11, 2025

January often means a return to our regular routines. And after the magic of the holidays, it can be hard to bring our focus back to business as usual. But when you’re driving, you can’t afford to linger in holiday mode. For January’s Traffic Safety Spotlight, SGI reminds drivers to stay alert on the roads to avoid collisions.

79 communities to receive $1.6M in Traffic Safety Fund grants

Jan 09, 2025

Close to $1.6 million has been awarded to support vital traffic safety improvement projects in 79 communities, thanks to the latest round of grants from the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund.

Give the gift of a safe ride

Dec 05, 2024

In 2023, 29 people were killed and 338 were injured in impaired driving collisions, so it’s more important than ever to use your skills as a save ride MVP and give the gift of a safe, sober ride this holiday season. Help a friend get home or use one of the many safe ride options available.

Contact information required from SGI customers with P.O. box addresses

Nov 30, 2024

SGI is asking customers with P.O. box mailing addresses to provide alternative contact information to minimize service interruptions during the Canada Post strike.

Scam alert

Nov 23, 2024

SGI is aware that scammers are targeting Saskatchewan residents with emails claiming to be from SGI. If you’re unsure if an email claiming to be from SGI is legitimate, contact your local licence issuer or the SGI Customer Service Centre at 1-844-TLK-2SGI (855-2744).

Be the safe ride MVP

Nov 06, 2024

For November’s Traffic Safety Spotlight, SGI wants to remind drivers across Saskatchewan that we all have a part to play in preventing impaired driving. Don’t miss your chance to make a difference for the people you care about.  This month, if you’re out celebrating with friends and family, why not step up to take your turn as the designated driver?

School Zones 101: Be Alert and Slow Down

Sep 04, 2024

As students across Saskatchewan return to school this week, SGI is partnering with the Regina Police Service and the Saskatchewan School Boards Association to share a lesson with drivers across the province.

Do you have your hat? Sunscreen? Safe ride?

Aug 03, 2024

Whether you’re hitting the beach or heading on a road trip, SGI is reminding you to add one more thing to your summer checklist: a safe ride.

SGI reports stable finances with a focus on affordability

Jul 09, 2024

A mild storm season in Saskatchewan and strong investment returns helped deliver stable finances and affordable personal auto insurance to the people of Saskatchewan in 2023-24.

55 new projects receive funding through Provincial Traffic Safety Fund

Jul 05, 2024

Grants totalling more than $1.3 million have been awarded to 55 projects that will improve traffic safety in 49 communities across Saskatchewan.

Make it a cool (not cruel) summer… #FindASafeRide

Jun 28, 2024

It’s a cruel fact about summer: as the temperatures rise, so do the number of deaths from crashes involving impaired drivers.

Running red lights, stop signs & yield signs? That’s a red flag. (Also a $230 ticket + 4 demerits)

Jun 22, 2024

May spotlight results: 451 drivers ticketed for failing to stop or yield.

SGI and the Roughriders team up to deliver safe ride message

Jun 14, 2024

SGI is teaming up with the Saskatchewan Roughriders to remind Rider fans to find a safe ride to and from Mosaic Stadium.

One Mississippi, Two Mississippi, Three Mississippi…

Jun 04, 2024

Many prairie adventures come with a lengthy road trip and SGI wants to remind you to leave enough space between your vehicle and the one in front of you.

At least three seconds of space, as a matter of fact.

316 provincial suspensions, 170 Criminal Code charges in April impaired focus

May 31, 2024

New drivers continue to be over-represented in suspensions for alcohol/drug driving offences.

Sikhs granted temporary exemption from motorcycle helmet requirement

May 09, 2024

A temporary exemption has been made to Sikh motorcyclists participating in the Regina Nagar Kirtan Parade on May 11 and the Saskatoon Nagar Kirtan Parade on May 19. 

Stop right now, thank you very much

May 01, 2024

May’s Traffic Safety Spotlight focuses on being alert regarding the right of way and paying attention to traffic control devices. Yielding is an important part of safely navigating an intersection, and nearly half of all collisions occur at intersections.

312 suspensions, 142 criminal charges for impaired driving in March

Apr 25, 2024

Police across Saskatchewan reported 312 drivers were issued licence suspensions for exceeding provincial limits for alcohol and/or drugs, while 142 were charged with a Criminal Code impaired driving offence.

Higher and higher... the number of drivers getting suspended for drugs

Apr 20, 2024

To anyone who will be partaking in any sort of “celebration” this weekend: your friends at SGI would like to make sure that your plans also include a way to get home safely.

New driver? No alcohol or cannabis when driving. Not even a little bit.

Apr 02, 2024

Are you a Novice driver, a Learner or under the age of 22? Here’s some advice that will keep you from getting your licence suspended for 60 days and your vehicle impounded: don’t drink alcohol or take cannabis (or any other drugs) and then drive. Not even a little bit.

SGI’s top five insurance fraud cases

Mar 23, 2024

Fighting insurance fraud is important because it helps keep the cost of insurance down for customers.

Unfortunately, there are people who work hard to deceive their insurance company, and SGI works just as hard to stop fraudulent insurance claims.

Yes, police DO have the right to ask for that breath sample

Mar 02, 2024

In March, the Regina Police Service Traffic Safety Unit will conduct mandatory roadside alcohol screening on all drivers they stop (yes, that includes drivers stopped for offences like speeding, distracted driving or not wearing a seatbelt). Drivers in other parts of the province may or may not be asked to take one of these tests at any given time. Our best advice? Take the test.

781 drivers ticketed for failure to stop or yield in January

Feb 28, 2024

The January and February traffic spotlights highlighted ways that drivers could avoid the costly burdens of a collision. One of the most important tips was taking extra care at intersections, since intersections are where nearly half of all collisions take place.

Longer impoundments & new suspensions for stunting, street racing & high-speed offences

Feb 28, 2024

As of May 1, 2024, drivers who stunt, street race or commit high-speed offences will now lose their driver’s licence for a week and their vehicle for a month.

Are you paying attention? Like, REALLY paying attention?

Feb 03, 2024

For both January and February, SGI is focusing on how to avoid collisions. Paying attention –  like, REALLY paying attention – is a good place to start.

545 drivers should have opted to #FindASafeRide in December

Jan 26, 2024

Police were heavily focused on impaired driving enforcement over the holiday season and those efforts resulted in 545 impaired driving offences reported for December.

Here's how you can avoid a collision this year

Jan 19, 2024

SGI has a few tips on how to avoid getting into a collision, to keep you safe and save you time, trouble and money.

Provincial Traffic Safety Grants: Pedestrian Safety the Focus of Many New Projects

Jan 09, 2024

A total of 59 communities in Saskatchewan will be awarded Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grants, with 62 projects totaling nearly $1.3 million. Grants range from $2,156 to $100,000.

SGI’s Countdown for a safe New Year’s Eve

Dec 29, 2023

As we prepare to celebrate the New Year, SGI would like to share our own New Year’s Eve countdown. Here are 10 ways you can make sure you and your loved ones get home safe this New Year’s Eve.

Choose safety and joy this holiday season

Dec 02, 2023

Impaired driving is the focus of the December Traffic Safety Spotlight, and you can expect to see an increase in police enforcement throughout the holiday season.

497 impaired driving offences reported in October

Nov 23, 2023

Results from the October Traffic Safety Spotlight on impaired driving are in, and police agencies across Saskatchewan reported a total of 497 impaired driving offences last month.

University of Regina receives $1.5 million donation from SGI to support degree program in Data Science

Nov 07, 2023

Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) has made a generous donation of $1.5 million over 10 years to the University of Regina to support undergraduate programming in data science. This includes the creation of a new faculty position in the Faculty of Science.  The SGI Assistant or Associate Professor in Data Science.

Need a safe ride? You’ve got options

Nov 03, 2023

When you go for a night out, you’re faced with many choices: what to wear, what snacks to bring, whether you should arrive on time or show up fashionably late.

And when it’s time to find a safe ride home, you’ve got options.

260 school zone speeders reported by police in September

Oct 25, 2023

As kids headed back to school in September, SGI’s Traffic Safety Spotlight reminded drivers to watch their speed, follow the rules and remain focused on the road in order to keep kids safe.

Protect your plate

Oct 06, 2023

Plate numbers will always be associated with the customer it was last issued to, so it’s important to protect licence plates from being lost or falling into the wrong hands.

Impaired by drugs? Find a safe ride

Oct 05, 2023

A driver can be charged for operating a motor vehicle while impaired by any type of drug, even if it’s prescription or over-the-counter medication. The consequences are the same as driving under the influence of alcohol or cannabis.

SGI extends driver’s licence reciprocity to 24 European countries

Sep 29, 2023

Effective immediately, SGI is extending reciprocity to 24 countries that use the same European driver’s licence.

Distracted driving can take many forms

Sep 26, 2023

In August, police across Saskatchewan issued 837 tickets for distracted driving offences, including 729 for using a cellphone while driving and 108 for driving without due care and attention.

The easiest test you’ll ever ace – slow down in school zones

Sep 06, 2023

The focus of September’s Traffic Safety Spotlight is school zones. As kids get ready to resume their studies, drivers have a test to pass too: slow down, obey posted school zone speed limits, avoid distractions and be alert as you drive through these busy areas.

Summer (and drivers) going too fast

Aug 24, 2023

Saskatchewan law enforcement ticketed 5,370 drivers in July for speeding or aggressive driving offences, which was the highest total in that category for the year.

Stay focused on the road – especially around intersections

Aug 02, 2023

Driver distraction and inattention were consistently among the top five contributing factors in intersection collisions on Saskatchewan roads over the past five years. As part of the August Traffic Safety Spotlight, SGI and law enforcement are reminding drivers to pay close attention on roadways.

A very busy June for traffic enforcement in Saskatchewan

Jul 20, 2023

While many of us were planning our summer vacations in June, Saskatchewan police had some busy days at work due to the high number of people driving distracted or not buckled up.

Numbers reported in the June Traffic Spotlight showed 1,097 distracted driving offences (including 970 tickets for using a mobile phone while driving, and 127 tickets for driving without due care and attention.)

Traffic safety the focus behind 114 new projects

Jul 06, 2023

A total of 114 projects in 106 Saskatchewan communities were approved for Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grants. Communities will receive grants ranging from $1,024 to $80,824 for a total of nearly $1.72 million. This is the highest amount awarded since the program started in 2019.

Keep your head up, your phone down, and watch out for others

Jul 05, 2023

If you’re looking at your phone, you won’t see the person on the bike, motorcycle, or e-scooter on the road in front of you... or notice the child who just stepped into the crosswalk.

The focus of this month’s Traffic Safety Spotlight is on distracted drivers, as well as vulnerable road users.

Canada Day long weekend road trip safe driving tips, feat. Miley Cyrus

Jun 30, 2023

Your friends at SGI want to make sure that your road trip is a journey you’ll remember for all the right reasons, so we put together some safe driving tips.

There’s never a good time to drive impaired

Jun 27, 2023

You know what’s not a good time? Getting caught driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Last month, SGI’s Traffic Safety Spotlight highlighted the number of daytime impaired driving collisions and encouraged any day-drinkers (or mid-day tokers) to make sure they made time to #FindASafeRide.

Soundcheck! SGI announces rules around excessive vehicle noise

Jun 06, 2023

Have you heard? There are clear, new rules around what it takes for a vehicle to be deemed too loud for Saskatchewan streets.

Under a new provincial policy, all light vehicles (such as passenger cars, pickup trucks, minivans, SUVs, and motorcycles) must be quieter than 101.3 decibels.

An arresting reminder of the consequences of impaired driving

Jun 02, 2023

The MADD Crashed Car campaign grabs your attention in a way that a billboard or a YouTube ad can’t. This is the third year of this powerful awareness campaign intended to discourage impaired driving.

Minister able to grant Sikhs temporary exemption to motorcycle helmet requirement

May 26, 2023

The Vehicle Equipment Regulations have been amended to give the Minister Responsible for SGI the authority to grant a temporary exemption from the requirement to wear a helmet when operating a motorcycle. The exemption is available to members of the Sikh religion while participating in special events.

374 impaired drivers caught in April

May 26, 2023

Last month, SGI put the spotlight on a program that encourages everyone to Report Impaired Drivers (RID), but the results from the April spotlight show that we haven’t been able to get RID of the idea of “one more for the road.”

The Official SGI May Long Weekend Road Trip Playlist (plus safe driving tips)

May 20, 2023

May long weekend is here. Do you have your motor running? Are you heading out on the highway looking for some long weekend adventure? Whatever comes your way, SGI wants everyone planning on going somewhere this Victoria Day long weekend to get there safely. We also wanted to suggest some sweet driving tunes to make sure your road trip has a great soundtrack.

Municipalities given ability to broaden use of golf carts on public roads

May 13, 2023

Saskatchewan municipalities now have the ability to allow golf carts to be used on public roads for more than just getting to and from the course.

Day-drinking? Start thinking about a safe ride home

May 04, 2023

Here’s a not-so-fun fact: 35 per cent of Saskatchewan’s impaired driving collisions happen between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

450 impaired driving offences reported by police in March

Apr 27, 2023

Saskatchewan police reported 450 impaired driving offences for the month of March, including 250 Criminal Code charges, 170 administrative roadside licence suspensions to experienced drivers, and 30 administrative roadside licence suspensions to new drivers.

Reporting an impaired driver isn’t “snitching;” it’s potentially saving their life

Apr 03, 2023

If someone is driving impaired, you should call 911 and report them. It’s not snitching on that person; it’s helping them by potentially saving their life.

February results show 4,251 drivers were in a hurry (and we don’t know why)

Mar 24, 2023

February’s Traffic Safety Spotlight revealed that some Saskatchewan drivers were in too much of a hurry to get things done, rushing and rushing until a speeding ticket made their life no fun.

Busted! SGI's top five insurance fraud cases

Mar 14, 2023

Insurance is there when you need it, but some people create deceptive stories to collect it even when they don't. That's where SGI's Special Investigation Unit (SIU) comes in.

Vehicle noise: How loud is too loud?

Mar 09, 2023

Excessively loud vehicles in our communities are disruptive to residents and distracting to other drivers. SGI is working on a new provincial policy to objectively identify excessive vehicle noise. The policy is expected to be implemented in late spring or early summer of 2023.

The REAL legal limit in Saskatchewan is lower than .08 BAC

Mar 01, 2023

When people use the phrase “driving over the legal limit,” it’s usually a reference to exceeding .08 blood alcohol content (BAC). While exceeding .08 will lead to a criminal charge, in Saskatchewan, penalties for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs start before that.

Adding up all the reasons it’s important to #BuckleUp

Feb 25, 2023

In January, SGI reminded the public that there are a million reasons why everyone should buckle up. Results from the January Traffic Safety Spotlight added another 78,225 reasons.

SGI provides funding boost to SADD Saskatchewan

Feb 07, 2023

SGI is increasing its support to Students Against Drinking and Driving (SADD), to help the organization renew and expand its activities aimed at preventing impaired driving.

SGI building upon Harold Johnson’s legacy with new scholarship & sponsorship

Feb 03, 2023

SGI is funding a new scholarship and sponsorship to recognize Harold Johnson’s contributions to Saskatchewan.

You love your car, so #SlowDown

Feb 02, 2023

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, so let’s talk about love. Specifically, the love between a driver and vehicle.

Saskatchewan police report 414 impaired driving offences in December

Jan 26, 2023

Some drivers came out of the holiday season with a bigger regret than just an inflated credit card bill.

Saskatchewan’s police agencies reported 414 impaired driving offences for the month of December.

Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grants: $1M for 65 traffic and pedestrian safety initiatives

Jan 10, 2023

Speed display signs, crosswalks and other enhancements to pedestrian safety are among the initiatives benefiting communities from the latest round of grants from Saskatchewan’s Provincial Traffic Safety Fund.

#BuckleUp when you drive - it’s just that easy

Jan 04, 2023

No, we’re not referring to breaking your New Year’s resolutions. We’re talking about seatbelts and how hundreds of people every month in Saskatchewan still receive tickets for not wearing them. It’s hard to understand why that still happens.

Going out for NYE? Have a great time and make sure to #FindASafeRide home

Dec 30, 2022

New Year’s Eve is right around the corner. Maybe you have plans to go out. You might have already decided what you’re going to wear.

Congratulations to the 2022 SGI scholarship recipients

Dec 13, 2022

SGI is proud to continue its investment in our future and help youth realize their dreams.

Whatever your holidays plans, find a safe ride home

Dec 02, 2022

‘Tis the season for office parties, hangouts with friends and family gatherings. The holidays are a time for fun shared with the important people in your life.

New online home for SGI’s salvage vehicle sales

Nov 30, 2022

SGI is moving its salvage vehicle sales to a new website that will offer a more accessible, quality and consistent auction process.

Expect to see impaired driving checkstops this holiday season

Nov 29, 2022

Saskatchewan drivers will notice an abundance of impaired driving checkstops across the province throughout the holiday season.

Burning rubber, burning money

Nov 25, 2022

There was no checkered flag waiting for the 5,175 Saskatchewan drivers who were caught speeding last month. Instead, those who had a heavy foot were greeted with an expensive ticket from police.

“Let’s get you home safe”

Nov 05, 2022

SGI’s newest impaired driving awareness campaign focuses on a practical thing anyone can do to ensure they and the people they love get home safe.

September spotlight: 4,887 speeders ticketed, including 195 in school zones

Oct 22, 2022

The results from September’s Traffic Safety Spotlight show that police issued 4,887 tickets for various speeding offences, including 195 tickets to drivers for speeding in school zones.

Feeling Fast and Furious?

Oct 04, 2022

You’ll get furious, fast, if you catch a speed-related penalty.

When drivers weren’t focusing on the road, police were focusing on them

Sep 28, 2022

Distracted driving is one of the top contributors to injuries and death on Saskatchewan roads, which is why law enforcement and SGI were reminding drivers to put away their phones, eliminate distractions and #JustDrive.

New regulations enable municipalities to allow e-scooters on roads

Sep 23, 2022

Saskatchewan municipalities can now choose to allow e-scooters on public roads, thanks to a new provincial regulatory framework.

Sept. 18-24 is Distracted Driving Awareness Week in Saskatchewan

Sep 21, 2022

The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed Sept. 18-24, 2022, as Distracted Driving Awareness Week.

Increased penalties for stunting and racing

Sep 16, 2022

Tough new penalties will come into effect Oct. 1, aimed at deterring drivers from stunting and street racing.

Slow and steady wins the A’s in school zones

Sep 02, 2022

Thousands of excited kids across Saskatchewan will be heading back to classes this week. Kids will be looking forward to meeting their new teachers, seeing new (and old) friends and sitting at a new desk in a new classroom. But what isn’t new this school year is a reduced speed limit in school zones.

Too many people are driving impaired this summer

Aug 25, 2022

In July, law enforcement stopped 497 impaired drivers, including 292 drivers who were charged with Criminal Code offences. While not an all-time record high, this is the most impaired driving offences in a single month so far this year. Summer is about having a good time, the best way to ensure the good times continue is to find a safe ride home.

Watch for farm machinery on the highway during harvest

Aug 12, 2022

Harvest is underway in many parts of the province. Drivers may encounter farmers using highways and grid roads to move their machinery from field to field.

August Traffic Spotlight: When you drive, just drive

Aug 04, 2022

Trends change quickly on social media. But their staying power lasts a lot longer than your commute. Rest assured, your genius TikTok dance or photos of your delicious lunch can wait until you arrive at your destination.

Speeding through work zones will drive up the cost of your summer getaway

Jul 22, 2022

Your weekend getaway is already more expensive thanks to record fuel and food prices. Don’t add an unnecessary expense to your summer plans by getting a ticket for driving recklessly through a work zone.

Summer regrets: Getting charged for impaired driving

Jul 21, 2022

Getting caught driving impaired is a quick way to spoil your summer, as 482 people found out last month.

Annual reports show SGI weathered challenges, remains on track

Jul 06, 2022

SGI’s financial position remains stable, according to the company’s annual reports that were released today and tabled in the provincial Legislature.

Wherever you go this summer, prepare to share the road

Jul 05, 2022

Welcome to Summer! If you’re looking forward to getting together with family or friends, in town or by the lake, be prepared to share the road with others, whether they’re walking, riding or driving.

Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grants: $1.34M for 85 new projects

Jun 29, 2022

Cree language traffic signs, solar powered speed displays and a variety of pedestrian safety projects are among initiatives benefiting from the latest round of grants from the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund.

Revving up traffic safety with two new police motorcycles

Jun 24, 2022

The Government of Saskatchewan and SGI are purchasing two new police motorcycles for Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan (CTSS). The new bikes will be hitting the streets and highways starting this week.

328 drivers caught after drinking or consuming drugs in May

Jun 23, 2022

In May, law enforcement across the province were trying to weed out impaired drivers, and SGI reminded the public that cannabis may be legal, but you can’t drive after consuming it.

SGI to enable exchange of Ukrainian driver’s licences

Jun 09, 2022

Effective immediately, people holding a Ukrainian passenger vehicle licence can exchange for a Saskatchewan driver’s licence.

Deadly mix: Impaired & unbelted is an even more dangerous duo

Jun 03, 2022

Impaired driving is the leading factor in auto crash fatalities in Saskatchewan… but in many of those tragic deaths, it’s not the only factor.

Suspend your disbelief - 623 people caught driving while suspended in April

May 21, 2022

The results of the April Traffic Safety Spotlight are in, and it seems that the importance of having a valid licence and an insured vehicle didn’t register with some Saskatchewan drivers.

First batch of SGI rebate cheques are in the mail

May 20, 2022

SGI has begun to mail out approximately 603,000 rebate cheques to customers across Saskatchewan.

Penny McCune appointed SGI President and CEO effective June 1

May 17, 2022

After an extensive national search led by SGI’s Board of Directors, SGI’s own Penny McCune has been selected to replace former President and CEO Andrew Cartmell, who retired on April 4, 2022.

RCMP members now eligible for veteran licence plates

May 10, 2022

Royal Canadian Mounted Police members in Saskatchewan who have served a minimum of three years of active duty are now eligible to apply for veteran specialty licence plates provided by SGI. The change to eligibility requirements was made to reflect the change the Royal Canadian Legion made to the definition of “veteran” which now includes RCMP members.

High there? Weed like to talk about cannabis and driving

May 03, 2022

For the May Traffic Spotlight, SGI and law enforcement are on a joint mission to share some information to help drivers understand what the laws are regarding cannabis.

More than 5,000 drivers ticketed for speeding in March

Apr 22, 2022

Saskatchewan law enforcement focused on speeding in March as part of the Traffic Safety Spotlight – issuing 5,023 tickets related to speeding and aggressive driving.

Ambulances, Fire trucks, now among vehicles allowed to use blue lights

Apr 15, 2022

The Government of Saskatchewan has amended The Vehicle Equipment Regulations to allow more emergency vehicles to add blue flashing lights to their existing lights.

SGI providing $5.6M to volunteer firefighter departments in Saskatchewan for training, equipment

Apr 12, 2022

SGI is investing $5.6 million to train and equip volunteer firefighters who respond to vehicle collisions on Saskatchewan roads.

Driving suspended? Bad idea

Mar 31, 2022

This April, SGI and law enforcement are shining the Traffic Safety Spotlight on suspended drivers and unregistered vehicles.

Scam alert!! Fake rebate text circulating – Don’t click that link!

Mar 30, 2022

Many people across Saskatchewan have received a phony text from scammers urging them to click a link to “apply” for their SGI rebates.

February’s Traffic Safety Spotlight results: 262 people not buckled up properly

Mar 25, 2022

For the February Traffic Safety Spotlight, police across the province were on the lookout for people not wearing their seatbelts, and unlikely to accept any excuses from people not wearing them.

Busted! SGI's top five insurance fraud cases

Mar 17, 2022

Unfortunately some people try to defraud insurance providers. That's where SGI's Special Investigation Unit (SIU) comes in. In 2021, SIU busted hundreds of people attempting to make fraudulent claims, saving the company around $6 million. This important work helps keep insurance rates low for honest customers.

SGI customers to receive $100 rebate per vehicle

Mar 11, 2022

This spring, SGI customers will receive a $100 dollar rebate for each vehicle they had registered as of March 9, 2022.

This isn’t an action flick and you’re not Keanu; please don’t speed

Mar 02, 2022

In 1994, a dangerous criminal put a bomb on a city bus and a heroic cop had to keep that bus travelling at 80 km/h to keep it from detonating. Okay, so that’s actually the plot of the Keanu Reeves movie “Speed” and that’s one instance where it’s understandable that someone would drive well over the speed limit.

676 drivers slid into the new year a little too quickly

Feb 25, 2022

As the snow and ice came down heavy in January, drivers had to put their intersection safety skills to the test. Unfortunately, some drivers forgot to bring their safe driving techniques into the New Year.

SGI introducing option to make no designation of sex on licences and identification

Feb 23, 2022

Saskatchewan residents are now able to request that the sex field on driver’s licences and SGI-issued photo identification be left blank. The blank sex designation – which is available effective today -- indicates that no sex has been specified for the customer. This is in addition to the indicators available of “M” “F” or “X” (Unspecified).

No excuses to not wear your seatbelt

Feb 02, 2022

What’s your excuse for not wearing your seatbelt? Whatever your reason, it’s not a good one and it won’t get you out of a ticket.

Automobile crashes killed 87 people in Saskatchewan last year

Jan 20, 2022

Collisions on Saskatchewan roads resulted in the deaths of 87 people in 2021, according to preliminary statistics* from SGI.

Most, but not all, drivers chose to be nice, not naughty, in December

Jan 19, 2022

During the holidays, Santa had a lot of extra help from police officers who stepped up their enforcement efforts in December. Saskatchewan police services put on more checkstops this past December than they ever had before and the overwhelming majority of drivers who passed through a #SKcheckstop were sober.

98 projects approved for Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grant funding

Jan 06, 2022

A total of 98 applications across 92 Saskatchewan communities will benefit from traffic safety initiatives, thanks to the latest round of funding from the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Grant program. Communities will receive grants ranging from $502 to $53,685, for a total of $1.18 million.

Slide into the New Year safely by watching your speed at intersections

Jan 04, 2022

By this point in the season, most Saskatchewan drivers have had to put their winter driving skills into practice and there’s a good chance you’ve used those techniques at an intersection. With more snow and ice ahead of us, SGI is focused on intersection safety for January’s Traffic Safety Spotlight.

709 reasons why intersection safety should cross your mind

Dec 22, 2021

For the November Traffic Spotlight on intersection safety and winter driving, police reported 709 drivers in Saskatchewan who put themselves and others at risk by disobeying traffic signals and signs, or other intersection-related rules.

SGI implements revenue-neutral rebalancing of Auto Fund rates

Dec 21, 2021

The Government of Saskatchewan has decided that SGI will implement a revenue-neutral rate rebalancing on the Saskatchewan Auto Fund premiums, without changes to motorcycle and taxi rates.

What’s your reason this holiday season?

Dec 02, 2021

This month, police and SGI are shining the light on impaired driving as part of the Traffic Safety Spotlight. And as part of the spotlight, SGI asks everyone to consider why it’s essential to always to plan a sober ride home.

Here’s a real Black Friday deal: don’t drive distracted and save yourself $580*

Nov 27, 2021

Getting a $580 distracted driving ticket today would give “Black Friday” a whole new meaning.

Driver Exam office in Regina moving to new location

Nov 18, 2021

New Park St. location opens Nov. 22.

Saskatchewan’s youngest drivers take the wheel on traffic safety

Nov 16, 2021

Getting your licence is one of the most exciting moments of your life, and for many, that momentous occasion happens when you’re just 16 years old. Excitement and nerves aside, driving is a big responsibility, so SGI is partnering with student leadership to talk about traffic safety.

Government introduces stiffer penalties for stunting, racing, and excessive speeding

Nov 11, 2021

Amendments to The Traffic Safety Act (TSA) were introduced today in the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly to target drivers who speed, stunt or race.

As the snow flies, slow down and give others some space

Nov 02, 2021

Ahh, the first snowfall of the season. The cold touch of delicate snowflakes, the muffled sounds from a fresh blanket of snow and the sight of cars sliding through intersections as drivers get used to slippery roads again.

September taught hard lessons to impaired drivers and school zone speeders

Oct 22, 2021

Elementary, high school and post-secondary students headed back to school in September but -- according to the latest Traffic Safety Spotlight results -- it’s hundreds of drivers in Saskatchewan who are learning some hard lessons.

SGI inviting feedback regarding e-scooters

Oct 13, 2021

SGI wants to hear from members of the public and stakeholders about potential regulation of electric scooters on public roads.

Want to get your licence? Better get your COVID-19 shot

Oct 08, 2021

Starting October 25, SGI will require proof of full vaccination or a recent negative COVID-19 test for anyone who wishes to take a road test for their driver’s licence.

Keep yourself and others safe – Don’t drive distracted

Oct 05, 2021

Keep yourself and others safe – Don’t drive distracted Distracted driving responsible for one in five collision-related injuries

Electric vehicle fee in effect

Oct 02, 2021

SGI is collecting the newly introduced $150 electric vehicle road-use fee on behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan for any registrations effective Oct. 1, 2021 or later.

SGI receives a national award for its efforts to stop impaired drivers

Sep 25, 2021

Saskatchewan Government Insurance is being recognized nationally for its ongoing efforts to end impaired driving. MADD Canada has chosen SGI to receive its 2021 Citizen of Distinction Award.

We’re dishing the dirt—the results for August’s Traffic Safety Spotlight are in

Sep 23, 2021

In August, SGI put the dusty back roads in the spotlight to land a message about rural road safety. Still, Saskatchewan law enforcement found drivers disobeying the rules on both paved and unpaved surfaces.

Driving Sober 101 – Make a plan, before you’re impaired

Sep 10, 2021

Whether it’s online or in the halls, students are returning to post-secondary institutions across Saskatchewan this month and that’s exciting!

When you pass through #SchoolZones, don’t fail to #SlowDown

Sep 02, 2021

Kids are heading back to school this week; let’s keep them safe

Don't speed through someone’s workplace

Aug 25, 2021

It may feel like summer is flying by, but that’s still no excuse to go flying through work zones during your travels. Drivers are required to slow to 60 km/h or the speed that’s posted when passing a highway worker, flag person or highway equipment with warning lights flashing.

SGI tips for drivers encountering farm machinery during harvest

Aug 13, 2021

During harvest drivers in Saskatchewan can expect to encounter farm equipment on highways and rural roads as farmers move their equipment between fields. There are some things to keep in mind when driving around farm equipment.

Here’s the nitty-gritty on rural road safety

Aug 06, 2021

If you live in Saskatchewan, at some point you will need to drive on a rural road to get where you’re going. A network of unpaved and gravel grid roads connect us to main highways, but these roads can be a challenge to navigate for some drivers, especially those who don’t drive them every day.

It shouldn’t be this easy to find people not wearing their seatbelt

Jul 22, 2021

In June, police across Saskatchewan wrote a total of 490 tickets for people not using or wearing seatbelts or small passengers who were not properly restrained.

SGI and Saskatoon Police partner on vehicle noise pilot project

Jul 20, 2021

SGI and the Saskatoon Police Service are teaming up for a pilot project to address excessive vehicle noise.

SGI reports strong financial results in a challenging year

Jul 07, 2021

While the COVID-19 pandemic posed significant challenges, the Saskatchewan Auto Fund and SGI CANADA remain resilient and financially strong, according to SGI’s annual reports which were tabled today in the provincial Legislature.

Law enforcement focused on construction zone speeders

Jul 06, 2021

After a year of no plans, it probably feels like you’re being pulled every which way this summer! But wherever your summer plans take you, you are likely to come across a construction zone at some point while getting there.

Communities across Saskatchewan to benefit from the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund

Jun 29, 2021

Numerous road safety initiatives ranging from digital speed signs to speed bumps and sidewalks are coming to communities across Saskatchewan, thanks to the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund.

A gentle reminder that you’re still not allowed to drive impaired

Jun 18, 2021

Restrictions may lift and rules may change, but one thing will remain constant: you’re still not allowed to drive impaired. If your plans involve alcohol or drugs, please plan for a safe ride home.

SGI submits proposal to Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel

Jun 02, 2021

SGI has submitted a proposal to the Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel (SRRP) for a revenue-neutral rate rebalancing. The proposed changes would result in a net 0% change overall to the Auto Fund. If approved, rates will be rebalanced to move closer to each vehicle group paying a sufficient amount to cover the cost of insurance claims for that group.

SGI and law enforcement focusing on seatbelts and child restraints in June

Jun 01, 2021

In November of 2019, three-year-old Kinsley Powell was in the backseat of her grandfather’s SUV on Highway 2 near Wakaw. As they rounded a curve, an oncoming car swerved, straightened out and then lost control and slammed into the SUV, almost head-on.

Checkstops planned across Saskatchewan this May long weekend

May 21, 2021

Heading out this weekend? Don’t be surprised if you encounter a police checkstop at some point, no matter where you’re going.

One speeding ticket written every six minutes in April

May 20, 2021

For the April Traffic Spotlight on speeding, police issued 7,165 speeding tickets. There are 43,200 minutes in April, so that works out to an average of one speeding ticket written every six minutes. (And these numbers don’t include tickets issued from photo speed enforcement).

SGI implements enhanced injury benefits

May 13, 2021

SGI has implemented enhancements to injury benefits, which provide additional support to some of its most severely injured customers. The new enhancements took effect on May 1.

SGI begins to mail out 709,000 rebate cheques

May 12, 2021

Keep an eye on your mailboxes, because SGI will start to mail out approximately 709,000 rebate cheques this week.

Let’s continue to look out for each other – #DriveSober

May 01, 2021

Impaired driving is a costly and dangerous choice. For the May Traffic Safety Spotlight, police across Saskatchewan will focus on catching those who choose to drive impaired.

685 distracted driving tickets issued in March

Apr 21, 2021

Last month, SGI and law enforcement asked the drivers of Saskatchewan to keep their heads out of their apps and their eyes on the road. Did drivers get the message?

If you ain’t first...you’re last you’re fine, actually

Apr 06, 2021

There’s something about the rush of racing. Whether it's watching a thrilling NASCAR event or getting the most laps at a go-kart track – winning feels good. But the road is not your racetrack and making like Ricky Bobby on real life streets won’t win you any trophies or corporate sponsorships.

330 impaired drivers were charged in February

Mar 19, 2021

Last month’s cold weather didn’t put a chill on law enforcement efforts to keep impaired drivers off the road. Saskatchewan police reported 330 impaired driving offences including 262 Criminal Code charges and 67 roadside administrative suspensions.

Classroom training for Class 1 drivers available online on March 29

Mar 18, 2021

Sask. becomes the first jurisdiction to offer online training for Class 1 drivers

Busted! SGI’s top five insurance fraud cases

Mar 17, 2021

Unfortunately, some people don’t always tell the truth when they’re making an insurance claim. When a claim looks suspicious, that’s when SGI’s Special Investigation Unit (SIU) comes in.

Get your head out of your apps and focus on the road

Mar 04, 2021

Here's a notification: distracted and drowsy driving is the March Traffic Spotlight.

SGI to issue rebates to customers; average payment of $285 per vehicle

Feb 27, 2021

SGI will pass on roughly $350 million in earnings to the people of Saskatchewan.

Some road users weren’t interested in following the rules at intersections

Feb 24, 2021

992 intersection tickets issued in January, most for disobeying stop signs, red lights

So you’ve been charged with impaired driving – Here’s what to expect

Feb 02, 2021

You drove impaired. You didn’t crash your car, no one was hurt or killed, but you got caught. Now what?

Scam alert!!

Jan 29, 2021

SGI is aware that scammers could be targeting SGI customers by sending them an email posing as their bank and asking them to provide a photo or scan of their driver’s licence.

If you drove impaired and killed someone… could you live with yourself?

Jan 29, 2021

New SGI impaired driving campaign asks viewers to imagine the unimaginable

87 people lost their lives in vehicle crashes in 2020

Jan 26, 2021

Preliminary statistics* from SGI show 87 people lost their lives in road collisions in 2020 on Saskatchewan roads.

Did Saskatchewan first responders have their wishes granted in December?

Jan 22, 2021

For the December Traffic Safety Spotlight on impaired driving, first responders across Saskatchewan shared their holiday wishes that everyone would choose to drive sober and keep our roads safe. Not everyone heeded those wishes.

Assistance for customers impacted by the windstorm

Jan 15, 2021

With severe winds, blizzard conditions and icy roads in many areas of the province yesterday, we’re reminding customers what to do in the event of damage to their vehicle or property.

Time for some introspection about intersections

Jan 06, 2021

Did you know that nearly half of all collisions happen in intersections, even though intersections make up only a fraction of the total kilometres of road in the province?

Road safety improvements approved for communities across Saskatchewan

Dec 29, 2020

Road safety improvements approved for communities across Saskatchewan

Licence and registration, please

Dec 21, 2020

Last month, police in Saskatchewan caught 341 people driving while suspended and issued 558 tickets for driving an unregistered vehicle or a trailer.

SGI marks 75th year with national sponsorship of Canadian Red Cross

Dec 14, 2020

SGI is celebrating its 75th year of operations with an anniversary gift in the form of a $125,000 sponsorship to the Canadian Red Cross.

“Dear Santa: This year, I wish no one would drive impaired”

Dec 02, 2020

Wing In The New Year suspended this year

Nov 26, 2020

SGI has made the difficult decision to suspend this year’s Wing In The New Year program.

In October, police caught 658 people not paying attention to the road ahead

Nov 19, 2020

Put down your phone and focus on the road ahead. Based on the results of October’s Traffic Safety Spotlight on distracted driving, it’s a message worth repeating.

Busted! SGI’s top five insurance fraud cases

Nov 16, 2020

Life is not like the movies, and real-life scams don’t always involve a gang of sophisticated career criminals conspiring to rip off millions from a smug casino owner. Sometimes, it’s as simple as a person lying about an insurance claim, which ultimately leads to higher costs for everyone.

It’s simple: No licence = no driving

Nov 02, 2020

If you’re driving without a licence, you’re doing it wrong.

Keep your eyes on the road ahead – everything else can wait

Oct 30, 2020

A cellphone lies on the ground; its cracked screen displaying increasingly frantic messages. As it rings, a police reconstructionist picks up the phone, looking somberly at the call display, before putting it carefully in a plastic bag. A few metres away, the lifeless body of the phone’s owner lies underneath a tarp next to the wreckage of a crashed, overturned vehicle.

Speeding in school zones leads to hard lessons for Saskatchewan drivers

Oct 28, 2020

September was back to school across Saskatchewan, and more than a few drivers learned a tough lesson about the cost of speeding through school zone.

May I have your attention, please? October spotlight on distracted driving

Sep 25, 2020

May I have your attention, please? October spotlight on distracted driving

SGI continues partnership with ministries of Justice and Attorney General and Corrections and Policing to support Northern Alcohol Strategy

Sep 22, 2020

SGI is extending its partnership with the ministries of Justice and Attorney General and Corrections and Policing to invest up to $250,000 into the expansion of the Northern Alcohol Strategy in 2020-21.

Work continues to stop impaired drivers in Saskatchewan

Sep 21, 2020

Impaired driving is never okay, and police continue to drive that message home through strong enforcement.

The SGI Study Guide for Safe #SchoolZones

Sep 08, 2020

Despite recent encouraging news about impaired driving trends in Saskatchewan, the results of the May Traffic Safety Spotlight show that some people are still making the bad decision to drive impaired.

Speeding in the #OrangeZone is seriously concerning

Aug 20, 2020

There’s an old joke that there are only two seasons in Saskatchewan; winter and road construction. But law enforcement weren’t joking around when they wrote 224 tickets for violations in work zones in July.

Progress on impaired driving - let’s keep going, Saskatchewan!

Aug 04, 2020

700 drivers reminded that distracted driving is still against the law

Jul 17, 2020

Despite recent encouraging news about impaired driving trends in Saskatchewan, the results of the May Traffic Safety Spotlight show that some people are still making the bad decision to drive impaired.

Record year for traffic safety; growth targets achieved ahead of schedule

Jul 09, 2020

SGI’s annual reports – tabled today in the provincial Legislature -- tell the story of a company that remains financially stable.

#SlowDown and keep workers safe this construction season

Jul 02, 2020

In these uncertain times, there are few guarantees. One thing we can count on here in Saskatchewan – when summer hits, so does construction season. That’s why July’s Traffic Safety Spotlight focuses on work zones.

Traffic Safety Fund grants approved for 50 communities across Saskatchewan

Jun 29, 2020

Road safety improvements are coming to 50 communities across Saskatchewan, courtesy of $550,000 in grants from the Provincial Traffic Safety Fund.

SGI road tests re-open to everyone, effective today

Jun 25, 2020

SGI is re-opening road tests to the general public, effective today. Appointments can be booked for all drivers who are required to take a road test for any class of driver’s licence or motorcycle endorsement.

The fight against impaired driving isn’t over: 411 caught in May

Jun 24, 2020

Despite recent encouraging news about impaired driving trends in Saskatchewan, the results of the May Traffic Safety Spotlight show that some people are still making the bad decision to drive impaired.

Culture change: Lowest number of impaired driving fatalities and injuries on record

Jun 17, 2020

A significant drop in the number of impaired driving fatalities last year suggests most people in Saskatchewan have decided it is simply not okay to drive impaired.

Reminder: Distracted driving still against the law

Jun 01, 2020

Road tests available on a limited basis to those working in health care, agriculture

May 08, 2020

SGI is resuming road testing for drivers working in health care and agriculture, starting May 11.

Active photo speed enforcement ticketing near Wakaw starts April 24

Apr 22, 2020

Following a three-month warning period, the province’s newest photo speed enforcement camera at the intersection of Highway 41 and Highway 2 near Wakaw starts live ticketing Thursday.

Ten years later, reporting impaired driving to police still as important as ever

Mar 10, 2020

This month marks the 10-year anniversary of Saskatchewan’s Report Impaired Drivers (RID) program and residents are urged to continue to help make roads safer in the province by reporting suspected impaired drivers to police.

“We are alive today because we buckled up.”

Mar 02, 2020

March Traffic Safety Spotlight on seatbelts and child seats

284 impaired driving offences reported in January

Feb 26, 2020

Getting arrested for driving impaired is a terrible way to start off the new year, as 284 people found out in January

Tougher distracted driving fines take effect Feb. 1

Jan 30, 2020

February’s Traffic Safety Spotlight is focused on distracted driving – just as fines are set to increase Feb. 1, 2020.

Saskatchewan posts lowest number of road fatalities in recorded history

Jan 27, 2020

Fewer people were killed on Saskatchewan roads in 2019 than in any single year since records started being kept in the 1950s.

295 impaired driving offences during December

Jan 22, 2020

Distracted driving tickets significantly down for second straight month

48 communities to benefit from Traffic Safety Fund grants

Jan 09, 2020

The PSE Committee has awarded the second round of Provincial Traffic Safety Fund grants, providing a total of $500,000 to improve safety in Saskatchewan.

Ringing in the New Year in a jail cell = WORST PARTY EVER

Dec 30, 2019

It’s hard to imagine a worse place to throw a party than jail.

1,106 people caught driving in November when they shouldn’t have been

Dec 27, 2019

Last month, police and SGI were focused on suspended drivers and unregistered vehicles. If your driver’s licence is suspended (or you don’t have one at all) or your vehicle isn’t registered, you shouldn’t be on the road.

SGI Safe Ride app – new and improved

Dec 12, 2019

The SGI Safe Ride app allows users to have a number of safe ride options right at their fingertips, including (recently added!) rideshare information, taxi and designated driving companies, bus routes, and their own personal designated drivers list of friends and family.

Photo speed enforcement approved for high-risk highway intersection near Wakaw

Dec 04, 2019

Government has approved photo speed enforcement for the intersection of Highway 41 and Highway 2 at Wakaw.

SGI’s 2019 Holiday Playlist – Sober driving is music to everyone’s ears

Dec 02, 2019

This month, police and SGI are shining the Traffic Safety Spotlight on impaired driving.

Police issue all-time high number of distracted driving tickets in October

Nov 25, 2019

We showed how to avoid a distracted driving ticket; 1,290 people must have missed it

Heads up: Distracted driving penalties are getting tougher

Nov 19, 2019

Drivers in Saskatchewan who make the unsafe decision to drive while distracted will soon be paying more for a ticket, with escalating fines for repeat offences within a 12-month period.

11th Road Safety Campaign in Saskatchewan

Nov 12, 2019

Operation Red Nose launches its 11th road safety campaign in Saskatchewan. In less than a month, the safe ride service will be deployed in 100 Canadian communities from November 29th to December 31st, 2019.

A suspended licence means you're not allowed to drive

Nov 01, 2019

We really shouldn’t have to say this, but here goes: a suspended licence means you’re not allowed to drive. Also, if your vehicle isn’t plated, don’t drive it. It’s illegal and you’re uninsured so #DoNotRiskIt

More than 1,400 tickets issued to school zone speeders in September

Oct 24, 2019

There are big, reflective signs in every school zone that clearly state what the speed limit is and when it’s in effect. Unfortunately, even with that cheat sheet, a large number of drivers were given a failing grade last month by police in the form of a costly speeding ticket.

Have you herd? The goat is baaaack!

Oct 07, 2019

As a driver, this goat is everything you don’t want to be. He’s the one who goes flying past you on the road, or leaves you waiting at a green light while he finishes a text. He swerves between lanes after drinking all day. And his hygiene is awful.

Want to avoid a distracted driving ticket? We’ll tell you how

Oct 01, 2019

If the past four months are any indication, police across Saskatchewan will issue around 1,000 distracted driving tickets during the month of October – maybe more, since it’s the focus of this month’s Traffic Safety Spotlight.

341 impaired driving offences reported by police during August spotlight

Sep 25, 2019

Impaired driving remains the top cause of fatal road crashes in Saskatchewan. Police are doing their part, but we all have a role to play in stopping it.

Yorkton Claims Centre moves to new location near SGI Salvage

Sep 13, 2019

After nearly 50 years, SGI’s Yorkton Claims Centre has a new location, opening to the public on Monday.

Pop Quiz: Do you know how to #KeepKidsSafe?

Sep 03, 2019

September Traffic Spotlight heads back to school zones.

Speeding in the #OrangeZone cost 138 drivers some green

Aug 22, 2019

With construction season in full swing, law enforcement in Saskatchewan were paying particular attention in July to unsafe driving behaviours in our province’s work zones.

Progress Report: Fewer road injuries and fatalities in 2018 compared to 10-year average

Aug 02, 2019

The number of people hurt or killed in traffic collisions on Saskatchewan roads continues to trend downwards, with substantially lower numbers in 2018 than the previous 10-year average.

Impaired driving enforcement a top priority for police in August

Aug 01, 2019

Heading into the August long weekend and throughout the month, police will employ those tactics as the August Traffic Safety Spotlight is shining on the issue of impaired driving, which remains the top cause of road crash fatalities in Saskatchewan.

More than 900 people were caught driving distracted in June

Jul 25, 2019

The results from last month’s Traffic Safety Spotlight on distracted driving are in: during June, law enforcement across the province reported 919 distracted driving offences –798 were for cell phone use.

SGI finances remained stable in 2018-2019

Jul 09, 2019

Financial stability. Those two words sum up the story told by the 2018-19 financial and operational highlights for both Saskatchewan Auto Fund and SGI CANADA, which were tabled in the provincial Legislature today.

#SlowDown in the #OrangeZone and help keep workers safe

Jul 03, 2019

It’s summer, and that means it’s construction season. The focus of July’s Traffic Safety Spotlight is work zones.

Strong enforcement = big numbers

Jun 25, 2019

May set new Traffic Safety Spotlight records for the number of distracted driving, seatbelt, and speeding offences.

Introducing Bucklebot!

Jun 14, 2019

Standing just under a metre tall, Bucklebot is a remote-controlled robot that will teach seatbelt safety to children (and parents).

SGI names new Executive Vice President and Chief Customer Officer

Jun 04, 2019

Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) has hired Paul Mlodzik as Executive Vice President and Chief Customer Officer of SGI’s newly-formed Customer, Communications and Marketing Division.

If you drive distracted, you could miss out on life

May 30, 2019

Kailynn Bursic-Panchuk was preoccupied with her cellphone when she drove into the path of a train; the resulting collision was catastrophic and left the Weyburn teenager in critical condition.

Mandatory training coming for drivers of semis used in agriculture operations

May 29, 2019

New training requirements for those wishing to drive a semi in agriculture operations will be phased in starting next year.

The need for speed caught up with them: 8,081 drivers caught speeding in April

May 24, 2019

Life is not a video game, and more than 8,000 Saskatchewan drivers found out that speeding on public roads doesn’t win you any trophies or unlock any secret levels – there are real consequences for driving too fast.

Traffic Safety Fund grants awarded to 27 safety projects across the province

May 13, 2019

The PSE Committee has awarded the first round of Provincial Traffic Safety Fund grants, providing a total of $498,732 for 27 projects, including intersection and crosswalk improvements, speed display signs, pedestrian crossing signals, and speed-reduction initiatives.

One bad decision… a life forever changed

May 01, 2019

Imagine climbing into a vehicle after a night of partying with your friends. You drift off to sleep. Later, you wake up, on your stomach in a ditch, and you can’t feel your legs.

March traffic spotlight results show huge numbers of speeding, seatbelt offences

Apr 18, 2019

The March Traffic Safety Spotlight was on distracted driving, but when the results came back, the most distracting thing about them were the 8,734 speeding/aggressive driving offences and the 657 offences for seatbelt or child seat violations.

No need to speed – If you want to drive fast and recklessly, do it in a video game

Mar 29, 2019

April’s Traffic Safety Spotlight reminds drivers to #SlowDown on real-life roads.

409 tickets last month to people who didn’t #MakeItClick

Mar 26, 2019

Law enforcement from across Saskatchewan reported 409 offences related to seatbelts or car seats as part of the February Traffic Safety Spotlight.

F, M or X: SGI offers third option for designating sex on driver’s licence

Mar 25, 2019

Effective March 25, 2019, Saskatchewan residents will be able to choose an undesignated marker (“X”) for the sex designation field of their SGI driver’s licences and photo identification cards.

Mandatory minimum standardized training requirements for commercial semi drivers

Mar 14, 2019

New mandatory standardized training requirements take effect tomorrow for those wanting a Class 1 commercial licence in Saskatchewan to drive semi trucks.

Busted! SGI releases top five insurance fraud schemes

Mar 06, 2019

When claim costs go up, more money has to be collected through insurance premiums to pay out on future claims. Discovering fraud means those claims aren’t paid out, and this helps keep insurance rates low.

87 people lost a vehicle for a week because of cellphone tickets last year

Feb 28, 2019

Under The Traffic Safety Act, receiving a second $280 cellphone ticket within a year triggers an immediate roadside vehicle impoundment. That means the vehicle is towed from roadside and impounded for seven days, while the owner is stuck with the bill for towing and storage (usually at least $400).

224 impaired driving offences during January Traffic Safety Spotlight

Feb 22, 2019

January kicked off a new year with a familiar focus on impaired driving.

What’s it going to take to make it click?

Jan 31, 2019

During 2018’s Traffic Safety Spotlights, police reported more than 4,700 offences for failing to wear a seatbelt or not using the appropriate car seat for kids. That’s why February’s Traffic Safety Spotlight is on seatbelts and car seats.

352 impaired driving offences during December Traffic Safety Spotlight

Jan 22, 2019

December is a month unlike any other: holiday work parties, family get-togethers, and holiday cheer. While combining all these things makes for a cheerful month, it’s also a time police are especially focused on enforcement of impaired driving.

Applications open for new traffic safety grants and photo enforcement locations

Jan 16, 2019

The Photo Speed Enforcement (PSE) Committee is now accepting applications for Provincial Traffic Safety Fund grants and new PSE locations to make Saskatchewan roads safer.

Entering the New Year with new laws and new tools to combat impaired driving

Dec 28, 2018

January Traffic Spotlight message is “#DriveSober - impaired is impaired”

Hey, why’d you risk it? 328 drivers caught driving suspended last month

Dec 24, 2018

#DoNotRiskIt – that was the message of November’s traffic safety spotlight on suspended drivers and unregistered vehicles. Well, the results are in – and a large number of drivers decided to ignore this advice.

More options for a safe ride home: Ridesharing regulations approved

Dec 06, 2018

Government has approved regulations that will open the door for rideshare companies to begin operating in the province, as long as they follow requirements set out by the municipality in which they operate. Regulations will take effect on Dec. 14, 2018.

Saskatchewan introducing mandatory minimum training requirements for commercial semi drivers

Dec 03, 2018

Starting March 15, 2019, drivers seeking a Class 1 commercial licence in Saskatchewan to drive semi trucks will be required to undergo a minimum 121.5 hours of training.

SGI’s Holiday Playlist reminds you to #DriveSober or #PlanASafeRide

Nov 30, 2018

December’s Traffic Safety Spotlight is on impaired driving. Throughout the month, you can expect police to be out in force watching for impaired drivers.

Highest-ever number of distracted driving tickets last month? That’s a bad look!

Nov 27, 2018

A total of 793 distracted driving offences were reported by police in October, including 688 cellphone tickets and 105 tickets for driving without due care and attention. That’s the highest number of distracted driving offences ever reported in a single month in the history of Traffic Safety Spotlights.

Operation Red Nose: Keeping you safe for the holidays!

Nov 05, 2018

Operation Red Nose launches its 35th campaign today as the organization gets ready to deploy its famous safe ride service in 102 communities across Canada, including 5 Saskatchewan communities.

If you’re suspended, don’t drive. #DoNotRiskIt

Oct 31, 2018

Police looking for suspended drivers and unregistered vehicles in November

SGI recognized as one of Canada’s safest employers

Oct 24, 2018

Wins gold in public sector category.

SGI has plan in place for postal service disruption

Oct 22, 2018

MySGI service minimizes customer impacts

Stop the Goat and win!

Oct 04, 2018

National Teen Driver Safety Week social media contest tells teens to drive safe.

#JustDrive: Distracted driving is a bad look on you

Oct 01, 2018

Distracted driving is the leading cause of collisions in Saskatchewan and the second-highest factor in fatal collisions (behind impaired driving).

A knock on the door… and the worst news a family will ever get

Sep 24, 2018

SGI launches new impaired driving campaign.

Photo speed enforcement to be permanent after successes reducing collisions and injuries

Sep 17, 2018

The Government of Saskatchewan has decided the photo speed enforcement (PSE) program will continue on a permanent basis.

Today’s lesson: School zones + speeding = dangerous and expensive

Sep 04, 2018

School zones are September’s Traffic Spotlight; learn to slow down & #KeepKidsSafe

Impaired driving laws are changing: Stronger penalties take effect Sept. 1

Aug 30, 2018

Consequences for impaired driving are getting even tougher in Saskatchewan as of Sept. 1, including stronger penalties for drug-impaired drivers and for impaired drivers who transport children.

Think a police officer can't tell if you're driving stoned? Think again!

Jul 31, 2018

August’s Traffic Safety Spotlight focuses on impaired driving.

Keep practising! Police issued 79 tickets to new drivers in June

Jul 24, 2018

June’s province-wide Traffic Safety Spotlight saw law enforcement issue 79 tickets to new drivers and motorcyclists who weren’t following the requirements outlined on their licence.

Strong and steady performance for Auto Fund and SGI CANADA

Jul 12, 2018

Both divisions of Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) showed strong financial performance in 2017-18. Today the Crown corporation tabled financial and operational highlights for the Saskatchewan Auto Fund and SGI CANADA.

If you see orange, #SlowDown… or you can expect to pay up

Jun 28, 2018

Police watching for speeders in work zones in July; fines are super expensive.

May traffic spotlight reveals impaired drivers more likely to be caught

Jun 26, 2018

The May Traffic Safety Spotlight results show that now, more than ever, you’re more likely to be caught if you make the choice to drive impaired.

Don’t make a thief’s job easy – lock your vehicle and take your keys

Jun 18, 2018

“Keep it locked. Keep your keys with you. And keep our streets safe.” That’s the simple and frank message delivered in a new ad campaign from SGI, aimed at reducing auto thefts and the damages that result.

You got this! New drivers and riders should learn the rules and #PracticeUp

May 31, 2018

June is upon us and it’s the perfect time for new drivers to hit the road and practice their skills…within limits, of course.

Sharp decrease in impaired driving deaths and injuries in 2017

May 24, 2018

Numbers released by SGI today confirm there were significantly fewer deaths involving alcohol and drugs on Saskatchewan roads in 2017.

What’s the rush, Saskatchewan? 4,873 drivers caught speeding in April

May 22, 2018

There were 4,873 tickets for speeding and aggressive driving issued by police during the April Traffic Safety Spotlight on speeding.

New Car Seat Grant now available – non-profit organizations should apply

May 11, 2018

A proper car seat is one of the most important ways to keep a baby or small child safe and snug at every age and stage, but there are people who struggle to afford one, or simply don’t know they legally need one.

SGI funds 77 additional automated licence plate readers for law enforcement

May 08, 2018

SGI has invested $2.3 million to fund the purchase and installation of 77 new automated licence plate readers (ALPRs) in law enforcement vehicles.

A virtual look at the reality of impaired driving

Apr 30, 2018

As students across the province get ready for graduation season, police across Saskatchewan will be focussing on impaired driving for the May Traffic Safety Spotlight.

Police are ridiculously good at catching distracted drivers

Apr 23, 2018

711 offences set yet another Traffic Safety Spotlight record for distracted driving

Saskatchewan students urged to make a pact to never drive impaired

Apr 12, 2018

With support from provincial sponsors, Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) and Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA), MADD Canada is visiting schools around the province to talk to students about the dangers of impaired driving and how they can prevent it.

Whoa! Saskatchewan had more than 124,000 speeding convictions in ONE YEAR?

Apr 02, 2018

April’s Traffic Safety Spotlight reminds drivers to #SlowDown before fines go up May 1.

Failing to #BuckleUp: Apparently, this is still a thing

Mar 23, 2018

February’s Traffic Safety Spotlight results highlight the inexplicable fact that people not wearing seatbelts apparently is still a thing in 2018.

Busted! SGI releases top five insurance fraud schemes

Mar 15, 2018

March is Fraud Prevention Month in Canada, and SGI reminds customers that insurance fraud is a problem that costs the insurance industry – and ultimately its customers – millions of dollars every year.

If you’re on your phone, you’ll never see them coming

Mar 01, 2018

#JustDrive: Police on the lookout for distracted drivers, fines start at $280.

Settlement reached between SGI and bars that served Catherine McKay

Feb 28, 2018

Judgment also issued against McKay in separate claim.

Keep the resolution with instant results: #DriveSober

Feb 23, 2018

January Traffic Safety Spotlight results show 221 impaired offences

Signs of progress: Historically low number of traffic deaths in 2017

Feb 08, 2018

In 2017, Saskatchewan recorded the lowest number of traffic fatalities in more than six decades.

People NOT wearing seatbelts - How is this still a thing?

Jan 31, 2018

Buckling up is the number one thing you can do to protect yourself while behind the wheel.

Fewer Saskatchewan drivers on the “naughty list” in December 2017

Jan 18, 2018

Traffic Safety Spotlight results show more of us are getting the message.

Antique vehicle definition now applied to model years 1987 and older

Jan 08, 2018

On Jan. 1, 2018, the definition of an antique vehicle changed from "vehicles 30 years old or older" to "vehicles that are model year 1987 and older."

Happy New Year, Saskatchewan! Resolve to #DriveSober in 2018

Dec 29, 2017

Traffic Safety Spotlight for January is impaired driving.

1,166 drivers should not have risked it during November’s Traffic Safety Spotlight

Dec 19, 2017

During November’s Traffic Safety Spotlight, hundreds of people were caught driving with suspended licences or operating vehicles without valid insurance.

Vehicles For Hire Act paves the way for ridesharing services

Nov 30, 2017

The Vehicles for Hire Act sets out the framework for ridesharing services also referred to as “transportation network companies” in the legislation.

Police watching for impaired drivers far and wide

Nov 29, 2017

When you celebrate holidays, #PlanASafeRide

Saskatchewan taking zero tolerance stance against drug-impaired drivers

Nov 28, 2017

New federal legislation on drug-impaired driving is expected to take effect in late December or early January, and the Government of Saskatchewan wants drivers in this province to know how it impacts them.

486 people found out in October distracted driving can cost you – big time

Nov 17, 2017

Police issued more than 480 tickets to distracted drivers last month

9th annual Operation Red Nose campaign in Saskatchewan

Nov 07, 2017

For a safe ride home from November 24th to December 31st

#DoNotRiskIt: Police watching for suspended drivers and unregistered vehicles

Nov 03, 2017

Automated licence plate readers can scan one plate per second — are yours expired?

Tougher consequences for impaired drivers who transport children

Nov 02, 2017

Longer roadside licence suspensions, vehicle seizures if kids under 16 in vehicle

When the weather outside is frightful: Safe driving tips for winter conditions

Nov 01, 2017

Here are some tips to keep you and yours safe out on the roads this winter.

SGI warns flood-damaged vehicles are safety risk and could be uninsurable

Oct 26, 2017

Looking at a great deal on a used vehicle from the United States? SGI is warning Saskatchewan residents that flood-damaged vehicles originating from areas affected by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma could be hitting the re-sale market, and may be unsafe or ineligible for licensing in Saskatchewan or anywhere in Canada.

Police report 449 drivers failed to make the grade during focus on school zone safety

Oct 24, 2017

Police across the province schooled drivers on the rules of the road during last month’s focus on school zone safety.

#HeadsUp, teen drivers: A ticket you'll want to get and a chance to win

Oct 13, 2017

National Teen Driver Safety Week contest running October 15-21

#HeadsUp, Saskatchewan - Distracted driving is always a bad call

Oct 03, 2017

Police cracking down on distracted drivers in October; factor in 8,300 collisions last year.

Embrace the zipper merge!

Sep 21, 2017

Plus, other changes in the latest Saskatchewan Driver's Handbook.

Safer school zones start with better driving

Sep 05, 2017

September's Traffic Safety Spotlight is on school zone safety.

SGI information for customers in northern Saskatchewan impacted by wildfires

Sep 01, 2017

The northern Saskatchewan wildfires have forced hundreds to evacuate their homes and communities. SGI is providing some important information for people in the impacted areas.

182 motorists caught speeding in work zones during July Traffic Safety Spotlight

Aug 28, 2017

July was another busy month for law enforcement as they focused on catching drivers speeding in both municipal and highway work zones.

September long weekend road trip? Make it a safe one

Aug 31, 2017

Drive sober, leave the phone alone, buckle up and don't speed

SGI reminds motorists to drive safely over the August long weekend

Aug 03, 2017

Collision likelihood increases; don't become a statistic

Be a Good Wingman: Don't let impaired friends drive

Jul 28, 2017

New SGI campaign wants you to be a friend for life.

88 tickets issued to new drivers and new motorcyclists in June

Jul 24, 2017

Law enforcement across the province issued 88 tickets to new drivers who weren’t following the requirements outlined on their licence.

Strength, stability and growth – SGI healthy in 2016-17

Jul 20, 2017

Robust investment earnings helped Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) achieve strong results in 2016-17.

SGI sues bars who served alcohol to Catherine McKay

Jul 06, 2017

SGI filed a statement of claim in Saskatoon Court of Queen’s Bench against two Saskatoon liquor establishments that served Catherine McKay Jan. 2-3, 2016.

#SlowDown, Saskatchewan! Motorists reminded to obey speed limits in work zones

Jun 30, 2017

Speed limits in effect even when workers not present.

Saskatchewan seatbelt law turns 40 - thousands of lives saved!

Jun 28, 2017

The year was 1977. The Toronto Blue Jays played their first game. Elvis Presley died. "Star Wars" introduced us to Luke, Leia and Darth Vader. And a new law came into effect that would eventually save thousands of lives on Saskatchewan roads.

More than 320 impaired driving offences and 6,100 speeding tickets

Jun 20, 2017

Last month, SGI released its hard-hitting, emotional awareness campaign targeting impaired driving, and the results of May's traffic safety spotlight are another reminder of why such campaigns are needed.

#PracticeUp Saskatchewan: New drivers are the traffic safety spotlight for June

May 31, 2017

SGI and Saskatchewan law enforcement will be focusing on new drivers and motorcycle riders throughout June.

Prince Albert Claims Centre to re-open May 29

May 26, 2017

Customers should go to 501-15th St. East

Yield for pedestrians, respect the crosswalk, and wear your helmet

May 23, 2017

Police issued 12 tickets related to vulnerable road users during April's traffic safety focus on pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.

SGI Salvage and Saskatchewan Polytechnic mark unique 15-year partnership

May 19, 2017

Students Train for Automotive Service and Auto Body Technician Careers by Fixing Total Loss Vehicles

Police out in full force this weekend watching for impaired drivers

May 18, 2017

Drive safe, drive sober. Police checkstops throughout Saskatchewan.

Law allowing blue and amber lights for roadside assistance vehicles now in effect

May 16, 2017

Adding blue lights will increase visibility from further distances on highways.

SGI's new impaired driving prevention campaign shows real life impact of impaired driving

May 11, 2017

SGI is launching a new version of its emotionally-charged multi-media awareness campaign showing the void left behind when a loved one is killed by an impaired driver.

Is your child #SafeAndSnug?

May 05, 2017

Get the right fit and win!

Make sure your grad night is memorable for the right reasons

Apr 28, 2017

#DriveSober: SGI focusing on impaired driving throughout May

Seriously, Saskatchewan - put down the cellphones!

Apr 24, 2017

Since monthly traffic safety spotlights began in 2014, last month saw the most tickets yet for distracted driving.

Tow truck lighting changes coming to increase visibility and safety at roadside

Apr 06, 2017

New law permits blue and amber lights on tow trucks.

MADD Canada, SGI and SLGA show Saskatchewan students how impaired driving ruins lives in The Blink Of An Eye

Apr 06, 2017

New education program shows students how impaired driving can change someone’s world in the blink of an eye.

#LookOut Saskatchewan! SGI focus on vulnerable road users in April

Mar 31, 2017

As temperatures increase, more people will be out walking and riding. SGI and law enforcement will be focusing on the safety of vulnerable road users throughout April.

Adjustments to auto insurance rates effective May 21, 2017

Mar 30, 2017

Government has approved a request by Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) to change auto insurance rates for light vehicles to match updates to the Canadian Loss Experience Automobile Rating (CLEAR) damage rate group table. Changes take effect May 21, 2017.

Nearly 400 motorists caught for failing to buckle up in February

Mar 23, 2017

Police issued 398 tickets for failing to wear a seatbelt or properly secure children in vehicles during last month’s traffic safety spotlight on occupant safety.

#HeadsUp Saskatchewan: Police targeting distracted drivers this March

Feb 28, 2017

Distracted driving returns as the traffic safety spotlight for the month of March.

17 more automated licence plate readers installed in police vehicles

Feb 03, 2017

48 devices in total targeting disqualified drivers, improving road safety

Help us choose a winner!

Feb 01, 2017

Video entries for SGI's Safe a Life Challenge are now in and SGI needs your help to select a winner.

Mother of four emphasizes importance of car seat safety

Jan 31, 2017

February is occupant safety month: seatbelts and child car seats

Merry Christmas, No, No, No!

Jan 23, 2017

More than 350 impaired driving offences in December

One year later: A somber note to the holidays for the Van de Vorst family

Jan 03, 2017

Typically, the holidays are a time for family and celebrating. For Louis Van de Vorst of Saskatoon, this holiday season hasn’t been anything like the rest as it marks an anniversary he’d sooner forget.

New impaired driving laws take effect Jan. 1

Dec 28, 2016

SGI is reminding Saskatchewan residents that impaired driving laws are changing in the new year. Tougher legislation was passed earlier this fall, with strengthened laws taking effect Jan. 1, 2017.

Almost 300 impaired driving offences in November

Dec 21, 2016

SGI and law enforcement across Saskatchewan focused on impaired driving in November. In total, there were 279 offences related to impaired driving.

Auto Fund fees changing effective Jan. 1, 2017

Dec 20, 2016

SGI is changing a number of Auto Fund fees to better reflect the costs of delivering the services.

Ding in the New Year with free transit service on New Year's Eve

Dec 19, 2016

There is never an excuse for drinking and driving. Saskatoon Transit and Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) have partnered to provide free transit and Access Transit service on New Year's Eve.

Ding in the New Year — Free Transit on New Year's Eve

Dec 13, 2016

The City of Prince Albert, Prince Albert Police Service and SGI launched today at City Hall in Prince Albert the annual "Ding in the New Year" program.

Regina residents' safety a priority

Dec 08, 2016

Regina Transit and SGI are pleased to partner again to offer free transit and paratransit services for residents on New Year's Eve with the 29th annual Ding in the New Year.

Ding in the New Year with Moose Jaw Transit

Dec 06, 2016

Moose Jaw Transit and SGI are pleased to partner again to offer free transit for residents on New Year's Eve with the 27th annual Ding in the New Year.

Will you be home for Christmas? Can family count on you?

Dec 01, 2016

Impaired driving is the traffic safety focus for December.

Installation of automated licence plate readers in police vehicles

Nov 30, 2016

Fifteen automated licence plate readers (ALPRs) are being installed in patrol vehicles starting this week to help police catch disqualified drivers.

335 impaired drivers caught by police during October blitz

Nov 21, 2016

More than 330 impaired drivers were stopped during SGI and law enforcement's province-wide focus on impaired driving in October.

Bringing you home for the holidays

Nov 15, 2016

The 33rd national Operation Red Nose campaign has kicked off, promising meaningful encounters, memorable moments and lots of fun!

Leave the car at home, Saskatchewan!

Nov 02, 2016

Impaired driving is the traffic safety spotlight for November.

Update: SGI's Estevan facility returns to home location after July flooding

Oct 31, 2016

SGI’s Estevan Claims Centre is moving back to its permanent location at 1009 – 5th St. on Nov. 7, 2016.

Government taking immediate action to combat impaired driving

Oct 30, 2016

Government is taking action against impaired driving through effective legislation, more tools for law enforcement, and doing more to build awareness.

Nearly 700 tickets issued in school zones in September, 678 for speeding

Oct 20, 2016

SGI and Saskatchewan law enforcement focused on school zone safety last month. Police issued a total of 689 tickets related to school zones.

P.A. Claims Centre temporarily relocating

Oct 13, 2016

The Prince Albert Claims Centre is moving to a temporary location while renovations are underway at the current 501-15th St. E. location.

Calling all teens – spread the word on safe driving and win

Oct 07, 2016

As a teen driver and a winner of last year’s National Teen Driver Safety Week contest, Maidstone’s Mackenzie Durocher knows the importance of making smart and safe decisions behind the wheel.

#DriveSober Saskatchewan: SGI and police focus on impaired driving in October

Oct 04, 2016

Impaired driving is the traffic safety spotlight for the month of October.

26 commercial vehicle offences in August

Sep 22, 2016

SGI and law enforcement paid special attention to commercial vehicle safety last month. Police across the province issued 26 tickets related to commercial vehicles.

Safe Driver Recognition changes effective this October

Sep 06, 2016

Changes to SGI's Safe Driver Recognition (SDR) program take effect Oct. 12, 2016.

#SlowDown Saskatchewan: SGI and law enforcement turn attention to school zones in September

Sep 01, 2016

With classes back in session, school zone safety is the traffic safety spotlight for the month of September.

SGI offers tips to Big River customers dealing with vehicle hail damage

Aug 26, 2016

SGI reminds customers impacted by the recent hail storm in Big River that they can report an auto claim online through MySGI.ca using the SGI Auto eClaim service.

Saskatchewan law enforcement issued 113 tickets in work zones in July

Aug 25, 2016

July’s traffic safety spotlight focused on work zones and aggressive driving. Law enforcement issued 113 tickets in work zones and 5,338 other speeding/aggressive driving-related tickets last month throughout Saskatchewan.

Facial recognition will go live on Aug. 24

Aug 17, 2016

SGI is reminding customers that beginning Aug. 24, 2016, facial recognition software will be in place when issuing driver’s licences and photo identification cards.

#ShareTheRoad Saskatchewan: Police targeting commercial vehicle safety in August

Aug 02, 2016

Commercial vehicle safety is the province-wide traffic safety spotlight for the month of August.

Privacy breach

Jul 29, 2016

SGI is notifying customers of a privacy breach by an employee at an independent motor licence issuing office in Vonda, Sask.

74 tickets issued to new drivers not following licence restrictions in June

Jul 22, 2016

June's province-wide traffic safety spotlight saw law enforcement issue 74 tickets to new drivers and new motorcycle riders not following the restrictions outlined on their learner or novice licence.

SGI’s Estevan facility moving to new temporary location after floods

Jul 19, 2016

SGI is letting Estevan and area customers know that claims, licence issuing and driver examiner services are moving to 1210-7th St. in Estevan while repairs to its current facility are underway.

Successful year for SGI in 2015-16

Jul 18, 2016

SGI had a successful year in 2015-16 for both sides of its operations. SGI CANADA had a profitable year and the Saskatchewan Auto Fund also saw strong results.

SGI offers tips for customers dealing with flooding

Jul 11, 2016

With heavy rainfall leading to flash flooding in some areas of the province including Estevan, and more rain in the forecast, SGI is reminding customers what to do in the event of water damage to their home or vehicle.

SGI CANADA offers tips for customers dealing with storm damage

Jul 04, 2016

With recent storm activity in the province, SGI CANADA is reminding customers that if their vehicle, home or other property has sustained damage, we're here to help with their insurance claim.

#SlowDown Saskatchewan: Police targeting aggressive drivers in work zones in July

Jun 30, 2016

Work zone safety is the province-wide traffic safety spotlight for the month of July.

SGI has plan in place for postal service disruption

Jun 23, 2016

With the potential for a Canada Post service disruption as early as July 2, SGI is reminding customers there are options available, including online services, to help minimize any possible service impacts.

Police catch 359 impaired drivers in May

Jun 22, 2016

Police stopped more than 350 impaired drivers during May’s province-wide traffic safety spotlight on impaired driving.

SGI implements new fee and safety incentive for new motorcyclists

Jun 15, 2016

SGI is implementing the next phase of the Motorcycle Graduated Driver Licensing (MGDL) program changes in an effort to improve safety for new motorcyclists.

Government introduces legislation to improve Saskatchewan auto injury coverage

Jun 14, 2016

Coverage amendments introduced today will improve Saskatchewan’s auto injury programs to better meet the needs of people who are injured in vehicle collisions.

#PracticeUp Saskatchewan: SGI and police focus on new drivers in June

Jun 02, 2016

New drivers are the province-wide focus of June’s traffic safety spotlight.

MADD Canada, SGI and SLGA team up to deliver strong sober driving message to students before prom and grad season

May 26, 2016

MADD Canada and long-time Provincial Sponsors, Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) and Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) are reaching out to students ahead of prom and graduation season with a powerful program to educate young people about the risks and consequences of driving while drunk or stoned.

14 people ticketed for vulnerable road user offences in April

May 19, 2016

Police issued 14 tickets related to vulnerable road user safety during April’s traffic safety focus on pedestrians, bicyclists and motorcyclists.

SGI launching new impaired driving prevention campaign

May 13, 2016

SGI is launching a new, emotionally-charged multi-media advertising campaign to raise awareness about impaired driving.

Youth drama performance reinforces the importance of road safety

May 09, 2016

Decisions behind the wheel can lead to a lifetime of consequences. That’s the message SGI and the Gordon Tootoosis Nikaniwin Theatre (GTNT) are demonstrating firsthand this spring with a live performance aimed at youth in high schools across the province.

#DriveSober Saskatchewan: SGI and police focus on impaired driving in May

May 02, 2016

Impaired driving is the traffic safety spotlight for the month of May. Throughout the month, police across the province will be watching for drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Police catch 374 unbuckled, unrestrained motorists in March

Apr 21, 2016

A total of 374 people were ticketed for failing to wear a seatbelt or properly restrain children in vehicles during March’s traffic safety spotlight on occupant safety.

#ShareTheRoad Saskatchewan: Vulnerable road user safety the focus in April

Apr 06, 2016

Vulnerable road users, which includes pedestrians, bicyclists and motorcyclists, is the traffic safety spotlight for the month of April.

Reduced No Fault injury coverage now available for motorcycle owners

Apr 05, 2016

Spring is here to stay and it brings something new for motorcycle owners – a third option for injury coverage from SGI, called Reduced No Fault.

#BuckleUp Saskatchewan: Police watching for unrestrained motorists in March

Mar 01, 2016

Spring is here to stay and it brings something new for motorcycle owners – a third option for injury coverage from SGI, called Reduced No Fault.