SGI

06/01/2026

Slow to 60 when passing emergency and service vehicles that are stopped with their lights flashing. 🚑🚓🚒

Whether it’s a tow truck, ambulance, or any other emergency or service vehicle with flashing lights, they’re helpers coming to the rescue. Drivers can help keep emergency responders, stranded drivers and bystanders safe by slowing down and moving over.

The June Traffic Safety Spotlight reminds drivers to Be Alert and share the road safely. Read more: https://sgi.sk.ca/news?title=slow-to-60-when-you-see-flashing-lights

05/22/2026

Driving is a team sport. Lock in! Champions don't just react, they anticipate, they slow down, they give room and they come prepared.

05/22/2026

Be alert, slow down.

🚧 Speeding in a work zone puts both workers and drivers at risk. ⚠️

If you get pulled over going 100 km/hr in a work zone fines can reach up to $530, or more.

Slow down, avoid a ticket and help make sure everyone gets home safe tonight.
🔗 Learn more: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/transportation/highways/highway-work-zones #:~:text=Slow%20down%20...%20it's%20the,information,%20visit%20the%20SGI%20website

05/21/2026

Winning an SGI scholarship can help you work toward a career that feels made for you!
Don't miss your chance to apply before May 30th! https://sgi.sk.ca/scholarships

05/21/2026

Traffic control devices like pedestrian crossing symbols🚸 & yield signs are important to traffic safety. Knowing how to maneuver an uncontrolled intersection is as important to traffic safety.

Be alert. Always slow down and prepare to yield. Look both ways and proceed only when it's safe to do so. Failing to yield at an uncontrolled intersection is a $230 traffic fine.

05/20/2026

After more than 40 years with SGI, President and CEO Penny McCune will retire on October 15, 2026.

Known for her authentic leadership and commitment to inclusion, Penny supported meaningful initiatives that will have a lasting impact in Saskatchewan.

Penny’s career began in 1985 as a temporary junior clerk and grew into an extraordinary leadership journey—culminating in her role as SGI’s first female President and CEO. Throughout her tenure, she has been a driving force in making SGI a modern, customer-focused organization.

We thank Penny for her decades of dedication, leadership, and service, and wish her all the best in her well-earned retirement.

05/19/2026

SGI is bringing its Slow to 60 road safety event to Moose Jaw on Monday, June 1. This family-friendly event is free and includes:

🛣️Interactive demonstrations & simulations
🐕‍🦺Cage, the narcotics detection K9
🏰A bouncy castle
🌭Food

Join us at the 📍SGI Moose Jaw Salvage Centre, 320 North Service Rd, 5-8 p.m.

🚨🫶🏻Slow to 60 raises awareness about the importance of slowing to 60 km/h when passing emergency and service vehicles stopped roadside with their lights flashing.

05/19/2026

We’re committed to weathering the storm together. If your vehicle was damaged by wind last week, SGI is here to help. Visit our website to submit your claim: https://sgi.sk.ca/storm.

Customers can also submit a claim by calling SGI toll free at 1-844-TLK-2SGI (1-844-855-2744) and following the menu options to our claims centre, or by visiting an SGI Claims branch.

05/15/2026

Here are some tips for a safe Victoria Day long weekend.

🫱🏻‍🫲🏻Use a designated driver, rideshare, or taxi, call a friend, or stay overnight.
📲Report impaired drivers. Pull over, call 911.
👀Be alert, avoid distractions
🎽Buckle up
✅Obey speed limits

05/14/2026

🚦Malfunctioning traffic lights = 🛑4-way stop

Power outages across Saskatchewan are affecting traffic lights at some intersections.

If you approach an intersection where traffic lights aren't working, treat it as a 4-way stop and proceed when safe.