SGI traffic spotlight results show impaired driving still a concern

Over the past couple of months, SGI has been focusing its traffic spotlight on impaired driving. 

Manager of Media Relations for SGI, Tyler McMurchy says this serves as a reminder that impaired driving enforcement happens year-round. 

McMurchy provides the results for the November spotlight.

"In November there were 342 impaired driving offenses. When we break that down it breaks down to 211 drivers charged with Criminal Code impaired driving offenses and another 131 were issued administrative suspensions for lower levels of impairment."

SGI traffic spotlight results show impaired driving still a concern

Over the past couple of months, SGI has been focusing its traffic spotlight on impaired driving. 

Manager of Media Relations for SGI, Tyler McMurchy says this serves as a reminder that impaired driving enforcement happens year-round. 

McMurchy provides the results for the November spotlight.

"In November there were 342 impaired driving offenses. When we break that down it breaks down to 211 drivers charged with Criminal Code impaired driving offenses and another 131 were issued administrative suspensions for lower levels of impairment."

SGI traffic spotlight results show impaired driving still a concern

Over the past couple of months, SGI has been focusing its traffic spotlight on impaired driving. 

Manager of Media Relations for SGI, Tyler McMurchy says this serves as a reminder that impaired driving enforcement happens year-round. 

McMurchy provides the results for the November spotlight.

"In November there were 342 impaired driving offenses. When we break that down it breaks down to 211 drivers charged with Criminal Code impaired driving offenses and another 131 were issued administrative suspensions for lower levels of impairment."

Show your Sask Park pride through new clothing line

The new year will bring with it the launch of a new clothing line from Saskatchewan Provincial Parks. 

Director of Park Business Services for Sask Parks, Jordan Huber explains. 

"We've reached an agreement with Saskamper Apparel to co-brand and co-design clothing and merchandise to help promote, raise awareness, and support Saskatchewan provincial parks."

Show your Sask Park pride through new clothing line

The new year will bring with it the launch of a new clothing line from Saskatchewan Provincial Parks. 

Director of Park Business Services for Sask Parks, Jordan Huber explains. 

"We've reached an agreement with Saskamper Apparel to co-brand and co-design clothing and merchandise to help promote, raise awareness and support Saskatchewan provincial parks."

Warm toes and warm hearts from the 6th annual Toasty Toes Sock Drive

Over the past few months, chiropractors across the province have been doing their part to help those in need through the 6th annual Toasty Toes Sock Drive. 

Partnering with the Salvation Army, clinics across Saskatchewan including local chiropractor Railway Health Clinic, collected donations of new pairs and packages of socks.