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Oxbow Agencies Ltd. was founded in 2007, and continues to operate, on the principals of trust, honesty and integrity. As a team we promise to deliver comprehensive products at competitive premiums. Our goal is to exceed your expectations and together create a strong business relationship.
Oxbow Agencies Ltd. is owned by Brian & Gail Lawson and operated by Gail Lawson. Gail has the CAIB (Canadian Accredited Insurance Broker) designation and has been in the industry for 15 years.
Our team of Brokers and Professional staff:
Beth Gaschler
Beth Demchuk
Dorothy Renneberg
Megan Buchanan
Marissa Logue
Also part of our team are the terrific people we work with at all the offices we are associated with.
Our team of Brokers and Professional staff:
Beth Gaschler
Beth Demchuk
Dorothy Renneberg
Megan Buchanan
Marissa Logue
Also part of our team are the terrific people we work with at all the offices we are associated with.
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The Saskatchewan government is fulfilling its commitment to make provincial roadways safer by introducing legislation to ban texting and talking on hand-held cellphones while driving.
The new law prohibits all drivers from using hand-held cellphones to talk, text, email or surf the Internet while driving.
Experienced drivers will be allowed to use hands-free devices while driving. New drivers, meaning drivers in Saskatchewan’s Graduated Driver’s Licensing program, cannot use cellphones of any type while operating a motor vehicle.
The penalty for an offence associated with this law will be $280, which includes a victims’ surcharge of $60, and four demerit points under the Safe Driver Recognition and Driver Improvement programs.
Police, fire and medical services personnel will be exempt from the new law while performing their duties. Drivers making a 9-1-1 call to report an emergency are also exempt.
Saskatchewan now joins a number of Canadian jurisdictions, American states and over 50 countries world-wide that have similar cellphone bans.
The new law prohibits all drivers from using hand-held cellphones to talk, text, email or surf the Internet while driving.
Experienced drivers will be allowed to use hands-free devices while driving. New drivers, meaning drivers in Saskatchewan’s Graduated Driver’s Licensing program, cannot use cellphones of any type while operating a motor vehicle.
The penalty for an offence associated with this law will be $280, which includes a victims’ surcharge of $60, and four demerit points under the Safe Driver Recognition and Driver Improvement programs.
Police, fire and medical services personnel will be exempt from the new law while performing their duties. Drivers making a 9-1-1 call to report an emergency are also exempt.
Saskatchewan now joins a number of Canadian jurisdictions, American states and over 50 countries world-wide that have similar cellphone bans.
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