event_availableUpdated · Estimates reviewed October 2026
Basic coverage comes with your licence plate through SGI (Saskatchewan Auto Fund). Optional packages are available from SGI Canada and some private insurers.
Pricing in Saskatoon reflects local claim patterns — hail and severe storms and extreme cold.
Local estimate · October 2026
Instasure’s pricing model estimates the following range for an example profile. Your actual premium depends on your details and the insurer.
$82.00–$128/mo
Example profile: 40-year-old driver in Saskatoon, SK, 15+ years licensed, 0 tickets, 0 at-fault claims, standard vehicle, full coverage.
Mandatory + liability
$63.86/mo
Full coverage
$103/mo
Full + endorsements
$118/mo
infoSaskatchewan drivers buy basic coverage from SGI. This estimate includes basic plus typical optional coverage; savings come mainly from optional coverage, bundling and discounts.
Example estimates · October 2026
| Driver profile | Typical | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Age 20, licensed 2 years | $205/mo | $164–$254 |
| Age 25, licensed 7 years | $127/mo | $102–$158 |
| Age 40, licensed 15+ years | $103/mo | $82.00–$128 |
| Age 40, one at-fault claim | $139/mo | $111–$172 |
| Age 40, one minor ticket | $121/mo | $97.00–$151 |
| Age 65, licensed 15+ years | $93.00/mo | $74.00–$115 |
Assumptions: standard vehicle, full coverage. These are modelled estimates for example profiles, not quotes or offers. Your price depends on your details and the insurer; a licensed advisor confirms real quotes.
Insurers price these risks by postal code. An advisor can tell you which endorsements are available at your address.
Mandatory. Pays for injury or damage you cause others. Most drivers carry $1–2 million.
Medical, rehabilitation and income benefits after a collision (structure varies by province).
Repairs to your car after a collision, regardless of fault (optional).
Theft, fire, vandalism, hail and other non-collision damage (optional).
Accident forgiveness, rental car, waiver of depreciation for new vehicles.
Licensed in Saskatchewan
There is no official national average. The latest official figures put Ontario at $2,164 a year, Alberta at $1,903 and British Columbia at $1,358 for Basic and Optional coverage, each measured its own way. Here are all 13 provinces and territories and 15 cities compared.
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Sources: sgi.sk.ca. Estimates are modelled by Instasure for the example profile shown and are not quotes. Last reviewed October 2026.
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