Category: Saskatchewan

To drive in Saskatchewan you must hold a valid driver’s licence issued by Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI). Does Saskatchewan require out of province inspection? Inspection requirements A vehicle recently registered in another jurisdiction must pass a mechanical safety inspection before registering it in Saskatchewan. Can a Saskatchewan learner driver drive out of province? Non-resident 90-day […]

The Graduated Driver’s Licensing (GDL) Program is a Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) initiative that requires new drivers to successfully complete all stages of the program in order to earn their Class 5 driver’s licence. You can find details about the program on SGI’s website. What states have some form of a GDL system? Those stages […]

You must prove your identity to get a Saskatchewan driver’s license. You will need two pieces of identification that include your legal name, date of birth and signature. If you do not have any Saskatchewan identification, your passport and an immigration document, such as a Resident Card may be used. What do I need to […]

16 years old. If you don’t have an existing licence and would like to get a Saskatchewan driver’s licence, you have to be at least 15 years old and registered in a High School Driver Education program. Otherwise, you’ll need to be 16 years old to apply. Anyone under the age of 18 years must […]

The rules are similar across Canada – you don’t need a licence, registration or insurance to drive a motor vehicle on private property. Do you need a driving Licence to drive on private land? No. Whilst technically it’s private land, the Road Traffic Act extends to places like this, as they are ‘accessible to the […]

To register your vehicle in Saskatchewan you need to: have your vehicle pass a mechanical safety inspection (some exceptions apply) visit any motor licence issuer and present your vehicle registration from the other jurisdiction. How much does an out of province inspection cost in Saskatchewan? $1292. How much does an out of province inspection cost […]

Your Saskatchewan health coverage covers most medically necessary services (hospital and physician) provided in a publicly funded facility in Canada. However, it only provides limited emergency medical care coverage outside Canada. Does health insurance Work out of province? This means that in most cases when you present your AHCIP card to a medical or hospital […]

A Saskatchewan Health Services card is a valuable personal identification card, which you should be prepared to present whenever you need health services and for no other reason. Always carry your Saskatchewan Health Services card and present it when receiving health services. What is the benefit of having health card? You never know when you’ll […]

If you have a Saskatchewan Health Services card, yearly free eye exams are covered by Saskatchewan Health for children under 18 or those who have type I and II diabetes. All ocular emergencies are covered, such as foreign objects or other eye injuries, including follow-up exams. Are eye exams covered by Sask health? Annual eye […]

Get Lots Of Practice abiding by road signs along the route. anticipation of potential hazards. parallel parking and backing up. proper lane driving. shoulder checking. starting. stopping. traffic signs and signals. How do I pass my driving test in Saskatchewan? Get plenty of practice under a variety of driving conditions. Be sure to practise exactly […]