SGI CANADA

We’re committed to weathering the storm together. If your property was damaged by hail on Tuesday, SGI CANADA is here to help.

To file a claim, visit our website, contact your broker or call us toll free at 1-844-TLK-2SGI (1-844-855-2744) and follow the menu options to our claims centre. Learn more here: https://sgicanada.ca/storm-smart

⛈️Storm season is coming! Protect your home or business from the rain with these steps:

Clear eavestroughs
Clean window wells
Inspect sump pumps & backflow valves
Move yard items
Protect valuables
Talk to your insurance broker about Water Protection and Sewer Back Up Coverage.

🔗Stay storm safe. Read more: https://sgicanada.ca/news?title=protect-your-property-by-being-storm-smart-this-summer

Be part of a team and find a career where you matter. A career with purpose. A career made for you. Here are some of our job openings:

Underwriting Assistant (Commercial Property)
Intermediate Underwriter (Commercial Property)

Get more info and apply at sgi.sk.ca/careers.

After more than 40 years with SGI CANADA, President and CEO Penny McCune will retire on October 15, 2026.

Known for her authentic leadership and commitment to inclusion, Penny supported meaningful initiatives that will have a lasting impact in Saskatchewan.

Penny’s career began in 1985 as a temporary junior clerk and grew into an extraordinary leadership journey—culminating in her role as SGI CANADA’s first female President and CEO. Throughout her tenure, she has been a driving force in making SGI a modern, customer-focused organization.

We thank Penny for her decades of dedication, leadership, and service, and wish her all the best in her well-earned retirement.

Saskatchewan experienced significant wind last week. If you’re dealing with property damage SGI CANADA is here to help. To file a claim, visit our website, contact your broker or call us toll free at 1-844-TLK-2SGI (1-844-855-2744) and follow the menu options to our claims centre. Learn more here: https://sgicanada.ca/storm-smart.

A few quick clean-up steps can reduce your wildfire risk this spring:
• Clear dead leaves and debris
• Clean out eaves troughs and check your roof
• Keep a 1.5 m (5 ft) zone around your home free of combustibles
• Move firewood and propane tanks away from your home
Simple steps now can help protect what matters most. Read more here: https://sgicanada.ca/news?title=defend-your-property-against-wildfires-this-spring

Strong winds are in the forecast in Saskatchewan
Before the storm rolls in, take a few simple steps to help protect your home, vehicle and what matters most:
-Bring in or secure outdoor items like patio furniture, trampolines and bins
-Park your vehicle in a garage or away from trees and loose debris
-Clear eaves troughs so rainwater can drain away from your home
-Trim weak or overgrown branches that could break in high winds
Most SGI CANADA home policies include coverage for damage caused by wind, flying debris and falling trees or branches.
Stay safe, and when severe weather hits, we’re here to help you recover.