Over the past five years, auto theft claims in Saskatchewan have shot up by 46 per cent. Nearly half of those vehicles had the keys inside. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan and Quebec are the only two provinces without legislation requiring minors to wear helmets while riding bikes. Continue reading →

For Saskatchewan residents, the buzz of construction is just another sound of spring… and already, it’s in full swing, hampering the daily commute – and even emergency room access. Continue reading →

SGI Canada and the Canadian Red Cross in Saskatchewan have partnered to help people who have been impacted by disasters in the province. Continue reading →

To help combat impaired driving, the Saskatchewan government is expected to pass legislation to allow ride-sharing sometime next week. Continue reading →

SGI said there were 39 impaired driving deaths in Saskatchewan last year, down from the five-year average of 57 deaths. Continue reading →

A total of 4,873 speeding tickets were issued by police in Saskatchewan during April. Continue reading →

The objective of Bicycle Safety Week is to help Saskatchewan communities encourage safe cycling and prevent bike-related injuries. Continue reading →

SGI and the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute announced a partnership on May 11 for a new Car Seat Grant program in the province. Continue reading →