Q.  How many people work for Saskatchewan Highways and Infrastructure?
A.  We have approximately 1,500 employees located in 108 communities across the province.

Q.  I am interested in working for Saskatchewan Highways and Infrastructure.  How do I apply for a job?
A.  Most positions are posted and hired through the Public Service Commission.  You can look for weekly job postings and apply right on line. 

Q. How many snow plows are in the province?
We have 290 snow plows operating throughout the province to clear snow and ice for safer winter driving.  They operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week and work on a priority system.

Q.  How do I license my car, trailer or R.V?
A. In Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) is responsible for vehicle registration.  Contact SGI for more information.

Q.  When did the province begin twinning Highway No. 1 and when will it be complete?
A. The province began twinning short sections of Highway 1 in 1977. In 1997, the province committed to complete the twinning of Highway No. 1 from the Manitoba to Alberta borders within a 15-year time frame. Twinning on Highway 1 across Saskatchewan will be complete in the fall of 2008. The remaining section to be twinned is located around the town of Moosomin.
Q. When did the province begin twinning Highway No. 16 and when was it completed?
A. The province began twinning Highway No. 16 the same year as Highway No. 1 - in 1977. Twinning on Highway No. 16 from Saskatoon to Lloydminster was completed in the fall of 2007.

Q.  How many roads are there in Saskatchewan?
A.  There are 26,000 km of provincial highways. Including municipal roads, Saskatchewan's total road surface is 160,000 km - enough roads and highways to circle the equator four times.

Q.  How many ferries and airports does the province operate?
A.  The Ministry operates 12 ferries and 17 northern airports.

Q.  Where do I get a trucking permit?
A.  The Ministry does not issue permits.  Permits are the responsibility of SGI. You can contact them at 775-6969.