Saskatchewan’s Zero Tolerance Rules for New Drivers and Drug-Impaired Driving
Saskatchewan has zero tolerance for alcohol for new drivers and for drugs for all drivers: a 60-day suspension and 3-day impoundment on a first offence.
Impaired Driving Charges in Saskatchewan: Over 80, Refusal and Court Penalties
Charged with impaired driving, over 80 or refusal in Saskatchewan? Your licence is suspended until court. Learn the Criminal Code penalties and defences.
Saskatchewan’s Proposed Administrative Penalties for Impaired Driving (2026)
Saskatchewan has proposed administrative penalties for drivers over .08: a $1,000 fine plus 30% surcharge, suspension and impoundment. Not yet law.
Saskatchewan DUI Penalties: SGI Suspensions, Impoundment, Programs and Interlock
What a DUI costs in Saskatchewan: SGI roadside suspensions, vehicle impoundment, the DWI and ADE programs, ignition interlock and Criminal Code fines.
Saskatchewan Impaired Driving Laws 2026 — SGI Suspensions, Impoundment and Charges
Saskatchewan’s impaired driving laws: the .04 provincial limit, SGI roadside suspensions, vehicle impoundment, zero tolerance and Criminal Code charges.