If your Family Day Week vacation plans include a road trip, be sure to check out CAA’s safety advice. Check weather and road conditions before you leave. Safe travels for you and your family!

Flight cancelled at the last minute? Here’s how to salvage your trip and get the compensation you deserve. Learn more about your air passenger rights.

CAA put some of the best-selling EVs to the test in its first-ever #CAAEVWinterTest. The vehicles were tested on performance in freezing temperatures while driving from Ottawa, Ontario to Mont Tremblant, Quebec. Learn more and check out the results here:

When we’re driving, nothing matters more than safety. New technologies are helping drivers avoid collisions. Learn more about the best driver-assistance systems appearing in 2025 vehicles.

CAA Member, Ruth G., has benefited from CAA Roadside Assistance over the years, and now she’s experienced the care and professionalism of our CAA Travel and WestWorld Tours teams. Learn how CAA saved her vacation:

Having issues with flight cancellations or delays, lost or damaged baggage, or getting bumped from a flight? Learn more about your rights as an air traveller in CAA’s Air Passenger Help Guide.

With less daylight hours, we often drive more in the dark. It’s important both your vehicle’s headlights & taillights are turned on, especially during harsh weather & low visibility. Be safe & leave your lights on the automatic setting. See and be seen!

CAA School Safety Patrollers are trained by local law enforcement and school coordinators. They are volunteers who brave all kinds of weather. Please respect and have patience with patrollers working to keep our school zones safe.

DYK CAA Saskatchewan offers entrance scholarships to @usask, @UniversityofRegina and @saskpolytech for graduating grade 12 students. Learn more at

It’s important to protect your skin from harmful UVR rays – even in the winter. Learn more about sun-protection from Dermatologist Dr. Renée A. Beach in the winter issue of CAA Saskatchewan Magazine:

CAA’s latest EV owners survey revealed that a lack of reliable and convenient public charging stations remains the biggest problem for Canadian EV owners. Learn more:

Everyone makes errors behind the wheel – even experienced and conscientious drivers. Constable Mike “Hawkeye” Seel, of the Regina Police Service, shares three common driving errors and good safety advice. @ReginaPolice @RpsTrafficTeamB

The rain, snow, and cold temperatures have made our sidewalks and walking paths slick with ice. Dress appropriately for the weather and choose winter boots that have rubber treads. You could even add some winter ice grips or cleats for added traction.

Students are back at school and busy routines... Motorists please watch for children crossing streets and obey the posted speed limits in school zones, parks, and playgrounds. ❄️🚘 Learn more at

Stay warm, stay safe. Always plug your vehicle in when the temperature falls below -15⁰C. Make sure there are no cracks or tears in the cord. Ensure your block heater is in good working condition. More winter safety advice at

If you are planning on taking in the New Year’s festivities #DoAnythingButDrive. Plan for a sober driver to pick you up, call a cab or rideshare, or book the guest room at your friend’s house and spend the night. @SGItweets

Snowy and icy roads not only create challenges for drivers but also pedestrians! Drivers – be aware that snowbanks could obstruct your view. And be patient as pedestrians will need more time to cross the street. Let's all work together for safety’s sake!

There will be extra traffic on the roads this holiday season. Be alert & drive safe. For road trip safety advice visit #SlowDownMoveOver for first responders including tow truck operators helping stranded motorists on SK highways. @SKGovHwyHotline

The holidays can be a stressful, and even dangerous time for pets. Before settling on how to spruce up your space, consider how your pet could react to the holiday celebrations.

The holiday season is all about connecting with friends and family. Whether you’re staying at home, going on a road trip, or jetting away to a hot destination, here’s some advice to help keep you and your loved ones safe.