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Saskatchewan drivers beware: wildlife on the move during harvest season
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
As farmers reap their harvest, a wildlife expert says animals are pushed out of their feeding and bedding grounds, which can create hazards for motorists. Continue reading
SGI asking drivers to be careful this Labour Day long weekend
With the last official long weekend of the summer here, Saskatchewan Government Insurance would like to remind motorists to drive safely. Continue reading
Saskatchewan police issue 138 tickets in work zones during July
July was another busy month for Saskatchewan law enforcement, as they focused on catching motorists speeding in both municipal and highway work zones. Continue reading
Distracted driving main cause of injury on Sask. roads, tougher penalties considered
By David Baxter Reporter
SGI says they are encouraged by trends in vehicular injuries and deaths, but the Crown insurer says rates of distracted driving are still too high. Continue reading
Saskatchewan police highlighting impaired driving in August
By Kyle Benning Digital Broadcast Journalist
Penalties start at .04 blood-alcohol concentration for experienced drivers, while criminal charges can be laid if a driver exceeds .08. Continue reading
919 distracted driving offences on Saskatchewan roads during June spotlight: SGI
Law enforcement across Saskatchewan reported 919 distracted driving offences during June’s traffic safety spotlight, according to new SGI statistics. Continue reading
SGI shows $48 million profit in 2018-19 annual report
SGI Canada made $48 million in profit in 2018-19, announced in their annual report released on Tuesday. Continue reading
City of Regina making improvements to Rosemont intersection following safety concerns
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
The city of Regina is installing an all-way stop at the intersection of 7th Avenue and McIntosh street, following safety concerns from residents. Continue reading
Construction work zone safety highlights SGI’s July traffic safety spotlight
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. Continue reading
SGI not celebrating 3 traffic safety spotlight records
New traffic safety spotlight records were set in Saskatchewan for the number of distracted driving, seatbelt, and speeding offences, according to SGI. Continue reading