SADD Saskatchewan — Est. 1981

Student
Leaders Against Impaired Driving

We are a province-wide network of young people committed to the prevention and elimination of impaired driving in Saskatchewan.

1 in 5
Saskatchewan traffic fatalities involve impaired driving
40+
Years fighting impaired driving
100%
Student-led movement
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About SADD Saskatchewan

"Student Leaders Dedicated to Stopping Impaired Driving."

We are a group of like-minded individuals committed to the prevention and elimination of impaired driving. Saskatchewan students lead the charge — organizing events, educating communities, and advocating for change.

Our work spans peer education, legislative advocacy, and on-the-ground community programming across every district of the province.

About Us
Students gathered at a SADD awareness event
$25
Annual chapter fee
Free
Student membership

Programs & Initiatives

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Awareness Campaigns

Province-wide campaigns timed to high-risk periods like grad season, long weekends, and holidays.

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School Programs

Peer-to-peer education delivered inside schools — students presenting to students.

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Team SGI

~10 SADD members selected each year to serve as the conference crew — leading activities, introducing speakers, and assisting with technical set-up. Members receive clothing and complimentary conference registration.

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SGI Speaker Program

SGI Saskatchewan operates a province-wide speaker program connecting schools and community groups with powerful road safety speakers.

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Red Ribbon Campaign

Annual province-wide red ribbon drive raising awareness every November.

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Provincial Conference

Our flagship annual event — training, awards, and leadership development.

Saskatchewan highway at dusk

Someone is killed or injured by an impaired driver in Canada.

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Get Involved

Whether you're a student, educator, parent, or community member — there's a meaningful role for you in SADD Saskatchewan.

01
Contact the Office

Reach out to our provincial office and we'll connect you with the right opportunity.

02
Start or Join a Chapter

Connect with an existing chapter or launch a new one at your school.

03
Attend Training

Access resources, leadership training, and our annual provincial conference.

04
Lead the Change

Run campaigns, speak to peers, and advocate for safer roads in Saskatchewan.

Start a Chapter

Bring SADD to your school or community

$25
Per year
All
Ages welcome

Any school, community group, or organization can form a chapter. We provide training, materials, and provincial support.

Register Your Chapter
For Educators & Advisors

We partner with teachers, counsellors, and administrators to embed SADD programming into school culture. Contact our office to learn more about the advisor role.

Important Deadlines

Mark these recurring annual deadlines on your chapter's calendar. Contact the provincial office for exact dates in the current year.

Jul
25
Nicole Nakonechny Memorial Award — Application Deadline
Annual chapter award — $1,000 SGI bursary + plaque to the most active SADD chapter of the year. Application required.
Award
Sep
26
Sarah Dunleavy Scholarship, Stan Dyck Award & RCMP Leadership Awards
Annual deadline for scholarship and award nominations — $1,000 scholarship for a post-secondary-bound student; advisor and individual leadership recognition.
Awards
Sep
1
Chapter Registration Year Begins
Annual chapter registrations run September 1 — August 31. Renew or register by September 1 to be in good standing for the new year.
Chapters
Sep
30
Evans Twins Memorial Grant — Application Deadline
Annual deadline for chapters to apply for one of five $500 community project grants. Forms sent to all chapters and posted on the website.
Grant
Oct
15
Board Nomination Eligibility Date
Candidates for President and Vice-President must be at least 16 years of age by October 15 of the election year. Youth Director candidates should be at least 18.
Elections
Oct–
Nov
Annual Provincial Conference
Held each fall. Board nominations due by 4:30 p.m. on the first day of the conference. $70/delegate. Contact the office for this year's date and location.
Conference
By
Nov 30
Annual General Meeting — Must Be Held
As required by the SADD Saskatchewan Constitution, the Annual General Meeting must take place before November 30 each year.
Governance
Nov
Red Ribbon Campaign Month
All of November. Registered chapters distribute red ribbons province-wide. Order your campaign materials from the provincial office ahead of November 1.
Campaign
Jun
30
SADD Saskatchewan Fiscal Year End
The SADD Saskatchewan fiscal year ends June 30. Financial statements for the year must be presented at the Annual General Meeting within four months.
Finance
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