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Choosing your injury insurance

All Saskatchewan residents start out with No Fault Coverage.

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All Saskatchewan residents start out with No Fault Coverage.

You can't choose the coverage you want after you've been injured. The coverage you have at the time of a collision is the coverage you'll receive for any injuries you suffer.

Whichever coverage you choose will remain in effect until either:

  • You file a declaration form changing it.
  • You're no longer a Saskatchewan resident.

Guide to Choosing Personal Auto Injury Insurance - Temporarily unavailable

Comparison of No Fault and Tort Coverage

Understanding the differences between the benefits offered by No Fault and Tort injury insurance will allow you to make a decision that's best for you.

Benefits coverage
Liability coverage

Changing your coverage

There's no cost to change your coverage. You can change coverage at any time by filing a declaration form with SGI:

  • To switch from No Fault to Tort Coverage, file a Declaration for Tort Coverage form (pdf, 120 kb).
  • To switch from Tort to No Fault Coverage, file a Withdrawl from Tort Coverage form (pdf, 116 kb).

Once completed, return your form to any SGI branch office or motor licence issuer, or mail to:

SGI
Auto Fund Division
2260 - 11th Ave.
Regina, SK S4P 2N7

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Comparison of No Fault and Tort benefits coverage
Comparison of No Fault and Tort liability coverage
Declaration for Tort Coverage form (pdf, 120 kb)
Withdrawl from Tort Coverage form (pdf, 116 kb)
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