CAA Saskatchewan Magazine

Spring 2025 Issue

We’ve made some exciting changes to our CAA Saskatchewan Magazine to enhance your experience! While you’ll still find the same trusted information on insurance, travel, automotive, and member benefits, we’ve transformed the way you interact with it. Our new interactive media format takes everything you love and presents it in a dynamic, engaging way that lets you explore, discover, and connect with us. Check out the highlights below! Plus, be sure to enter the Where in the World contest with your best guess on the location of the prehistoric creature.

Contest rules and regulations

(Congratulations to Paula M. the winter contest winner!)

Chair’s Message: Richard Ahenakew, Chair of the CAA Saskatchewan Board of Directors, talks about safety for you and your family. Whether it’s insurance for personal health, travel, properties, and vehicles or a CAA membership that provides CAA Rewards savings, roadside assistance, and peace of mind. Discover why CAA is a dedicated safety advocate.
Member Story: CAA Members Lloyd and Roanna Sehn trekked through the Sahara Desert on their way to the finish line of the Marathon des Sables The Legendary in April 2024. Read their story and find out why they trusted CAA for their travel plans.
Spring Battery-Care Tips for your Toys: Now that the weather is warmer, Steven Millar, supervisor from the CAA Battery Depot shares some expert battery maintenance advice.
Bundle of Benefits: Add peace of mind by bundling insurance with your membership. Lori Madsen, general manager of insurance services at CAA Saskatchewan, explains the benefits of having your auto and home insurance with CAA. Remember, you can discuss your needs with our experts at any time, with no obligation to enrol.
On the Go, Kids in Tow: If you’re planning a family vacation, whether it’s a road trip, an all-inclusive beach vacation or a theme-park adventure, here’s what you need to know before you go.
Data on Wheels: Today’s vehicles are rolling information collectors. A typical connected vehicle can generate nearly 25 gigabytes of data per hour, and they predict by 2030 more than 90% of the vehicles will be connected to the Internet. Jason Kerr, managing director of government relations at CAA National, shares how CAA is working with policy-makers to establish three key pillars of automotive data privacy.