New SGI ‘Knock on the Door’ campaign aims to curb impaired driving
Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) has launched new ads that feature a police officer knocking at the door with news that will change a family’s life. Continue reading
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Saskatchewan municipalities ‘very disappointed’ in changes to photo radar fines
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Net revenue from photo radar tickets used to remain in the Saskatchewan city where the money was collected, municipal leaders say. Continue reading
Photo radar now a permanent measure in Saskatchewan
Photo radar is becoming permanent in Saskatchewan, and more locations may be added to the program. Continue reading
SGI reminding drivers to mind school zones as students return to class
By David Baxter Reporter
Sept. 4 is the first day of school, and police will be focusing on school zone speeds throughout the month. Continue reading
‘My world is broken’: girl, 4, remembered in SGI impaired driving campaign
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
SGI’s People Shouldn’t Disappear campaign features the story of Aurora Ledoux – a victim of an impaired driving crash. Continue reading
Don’t forget about DRE, Sask. police watching for high drivers
By David Baxter Reporter
As the legalization of recreational marijuana approaches, SGI is putting Drug Recognition Evaluators in their traffic safety spotlight for August. Continue reading
Police issue 79 tickets to new Saskatchewan drivers in June
SGI said 46 of the 79 tickets issued to new drivers in June was for failing to have a supervising driver with them. Continue reading
Honda and Acura models most commonly stolen vehicle in Regina
By Katelyn Wilson Reporter
The Regina Police Service (RPS) is urging residents to be more aware and take proactive measures after 85 vehicles were stolen from July 1 to July 17. Continue reading
SGI announces rate decrease application in annual report
By David Baxter Reporter
Both sides of SGI’s business, SGI Canada and the SGI Auto-Fund, saw strong years which contribute to this proposed rate reduction. Continue reading
Rideshare company Lyft says Sask. license requirements make operations ‘nearly impossible’
By David Baxter Reporter
Leading rideshare company Lyft said it will be nearly impossible to launch in Saskatchewan, but the SGI Minister is confident the service will roll out. Continue reading
