Category: Saskatchewan

1st offence – $580 ticket and 4 demerit points under the Safe Driver Recognition and Driver Improvement programs. 2nd offence within a year of being convicted of the first – $1,400 ticket, plus an additional 4 demerit points, plus an immediate, 7-day vehicle seizure. What constitutes distracted driving in Saskatchewan? Holding, viewing or manipulating a […]

All Saskatchewan residents have a choice between two equally priced auto injury coverages – No Fault Coverage and Tort Coverage. Liability coverage protects you as a vehicle owner and driver if you and/or your vehicle are responsible for injuries caused to others or damage to property belonging to others. How much is car insurance in […]

GDL driving restrictions You can’t drive a taxi, limousine or rideshare vehicle. You can’t consume alcohol or drugs before driving. You can’t use any type of cellphone (hand-held or hands-free) while driving. You can’t be a supervising driver. You can’t get a commercial licence. What are the rules for new drivers in Saskatchewan? Steps in […]

Filing your Business Incorporation: Log in to the Corporate Registry application. Select ‘file’. Under the heading ‘reserve a name or create a company’ click on ‘business corporations’ and select the ‘incorporate’ option. Enter in your corporate name reservation number. Complete the application and submit. How much does a business license cost in Saskatchewan? What is […]

Through SGI, the Government of Saskatchewan has implemented a provincial Photo Speed Enforcement program. Photo Speed Enforcement uses a scanning laser and camera to automatically identify speeding vehicles. Violations are mailed to motorists. How do you know if a speed camera has caught you? How do you check if you have been caught speeding? There’s […]

To become a school bus driver you must be at least 18 years old and have a valid Class 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 licence, and not be a novice driver (see Endorsements). You must also pass a medical and school bus examination and obtain a valid school bus S Endorsement. How do I […]

Mandatory Entry-Level Training All drivers seeking a Class 1 commercial licence in Saskatchewan to drive semi trucks are required to complete a minimum of 121.5 hours of training prior to taking the road test. How much does it cost to get truck licence in Saskatchewan? Total Cost (including tax) – $700.00 An administration fee may […]

six to eight weeks. Health Card applications are usually processed within six to eight weeks after we receive your application—not including mailing time. Applications are always processed in the order they are received. If you submit your request online, you can log into your online account to check the status of your request. Is Saskatchewan […]

Make sure to contact eHealth Saskatchewan to provide them your new address and your moving date. Toll Free: 1-800-667-7551 (Canada and US) Phone: 306-787-3251. Hours of operation: Monday to Friday 8:00a. m. – 5:00p. m. How do I renew my health card in Saskatchewan? Call: 1-800-667-7551 (available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 […]

Although the HSN is a unique identifier, issued to all Saskatchewan residents, it is personal health information; it is not a form of identification that should be used broadly and is issued for the primary purpose of obtaining health care services. What is HSN in Saskatchewan? Pursuant to section 11 of The Health Information Protection […]