This is a busy time of year. Whether you are going away, or staying home this holiday season, CAA Saskatchewan has some advice on how to keep you and your loved ones safe.   

70 per cent of Canadians admit to speeding in a residential area at least once in the last year, half say they regularly speed on the highway, and fully one in five drivers say they regularly drive well over the speed limit, according to new public opin

It’s that time of year in Saskatchewan when we adjust our vocabulary to ‘winter speak.’ Those all too familiar words such as windchill, frostbite, snow, blowing snow, extreme cold, blizzard, frigid, ice, slush, shovel, scarf, toque, mittens, and boots become part of our everyday language.

On October 31st excited little ghosts and goblins will fill the streets looking for treats. This Halloween CAA Saskatchewan wants to make things a little less scary by reminding both motorists and trick-or-treaters to be safe. Check out our spook-tacular advice for the spooky night!

The first of three CAA School Zone Safety Assessments in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, was conducted at Shaunavon Public School on September 25, 2024, a second assessment was done at Shaunavon High School on October 2, 2024, and the last assessment was performed on October 9, 2024, at Christ th

Summer is a fun time to enjoy the warm weather, sunshine, and the many outdoor activities and adventures. And while we’re enjoying all the pleasures of the hot summer months, let’s remember to keep fire safety top of mind.

Ah! Summer in Saskatchewan! Whether it’s a staycation or a vacation, CAA has some valuable advice for motorists, air travellers, pedestrians, and cyclists to help keep you and your loved ones safe. ROAD TRIP SAFETY:

We’re kicking off our CAA Bike Safety campaign during Bike Safety Week, May 12 to 18, offering safety advice for cyclists and motorists throughout the summer. Before You Bike Safety Advice

Tuesday, May 14, 2024, is CAA Saskatchewan Slow Down Move Over Day, a special day of safety in observance and recognition of tow truck operators and first responders working on our highways, including police officers, paramedics, firefighters, highway patrol staff, snow plow operators, and construction workers.