Tag Archives: SGI

One of Saskatchewan's largest Crown corporations is reporting significant earning losses. SaskPower is looking at a net loss of $172 million, which was reportedly largely a factor of rising fuel price...

By Jaryn Vecchio The Town of Shellbrook has no plans to allow people to drive golf carts around the community anytime soon. The town's council met Monday and decided not to bring a motion forward whic...

An unforgettable hailstorm in August of 2021 is still giving people major headaches. Nick Perry lives on a farm near Grand Coulee and his property incurred nearly $80,000 in damages. Like everyone els...

Proceeds from photo radar are funding more than 100 traffic safety projects around Saskatchewan. A total of 114 projects in 106 separate communities have been approved through the Provincial Traffic S...

SGI spokesperson Tyler McMurchy has confirmed to 650 CKOM that the Crown insurance provider's system is back up and running for online customers and insurance brokers. The outage impacted those trying...

Almost 500 people in Saskatchewan are learning a hard lesson after they were caught driving while impaired last month. According to SGI, police across Saskatchewan caught 476 people driving over the l...

Under a new provincial policy, all light vehicles in Saskatchewan must be quieter than 101.3 decibels. In March, SGI said it would craft a new provincial policy to identify what constitutes "excessive...

There's a new option for getting around Saskatoon. E-scooters have officially arrived. The city announced Wednesday that Bird and Neuron have been chosen to operate the two-year shared e-scooter pilot...

Saskatchewan municipalities can now decide if they want to allow golf carts on their roads. Previously, golf carts were only allowed on municipal roads while driving directly to or from a golf course,...

Police in Saskatchewan reported 450 impaired driving offences last month. According to SGI, those totals for March included 250 Criminal Code charges and 200 roadside licence suspensions, 30 of which ...