Tag Archives: Highways

Ambulances and paramedic vehicles in the Prince Albert area will be a bit more visible now, thanks to the addition of blue lights. According to Lyle Karasiuk, director of public affairs with Parkland ...

Two people are dead after a single-vehicle rollover near Carrot River on Tuesday. According to the RCMP, a vehicle carrying six people rolled on Highway 123 north of Carrot River shortly after noon on...

SGI focused on impaired driving in July, and came to a simple conclusion: "Too many people chose to drive while impaired," the Crown insurance corporation said in a news release Wednesday. According t...

By Rob Mahon As drivers head to the lake or travel to see family members in the last few weeks of summer, SGI is asking them to keep a special lookout for one particular kind of road hazard: Farm mach...

Hundreds of Saskatchewan drivers are facing stiff penalties after getting behind the wheel while impaired. According to SGI, a total of 482 people were criminally charged or had their licence suspende...

Farmers in Saskatchewan can salvage hay from areas alongside provincial highways starting Friday. According to the Ministry of Highways, anyone is permitted to cut and bale hay along highways any time...

A single-vehicle rollover near Battleford left a woman dead and a man hospitalized on Tuesday. According to the RCMP, the rollover happened about 10 kilometres south of Battleford early Tuesday mornin...

A 48-year-old driver was killed when a semi carrying diesel fuel rolled Tuesday morning south of Meadow Lake, according to the local RCMP detachment. The rollover led to the closure of Highway 4 appro...

It's a time that many people look forward to, and is sometimes marked as the unofficial kickoff to summer. The Victoria Day long weekend provides an extra day for some to head out to the lake for the ...

It's going to feel like deja vu in the southeast corner of Saskatchewan this weekend. The Weyburn, Estevan, Carlyle and Moosomin areas are expecting another massive storm. Environment Canada has issue...