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Allow Reasonable Front Side Window Tinting in Saskatchewan

Allow Reasonable Front Side Window Tinting in Saskatchewan

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Started by Anonymous 14 years, 7 months ago
The long standing SGI influenced law in Saskatchewan which states that there is to be no window tint whatsoever on the front side windows must be repealed. The law is not backed up by any substantive evidence, and is being used as a source of revenue rather than in the interest of public safety. Due to this, the automotive community of Saskatchewan demands that SGI and the Saskatchewan government reconsider the validity of the law. Ideally the law should be rewritten to allow reasonable tint which is allowed in the province of Manitoba with no adverse effects. Moderate tint has several benefits which include lowering the temperature of the vehicle in the summer, as well as reducing glare. We, the undersigned, request that this issue be addressed and modified.


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April 3, 2014

October 29, 2012

The feedback from our provincial representatives remains nonexistent so we are stepping up the pressure. Send an email to your local MLA today to demand they address this outdated revenue tool. Post this link to your Facebook feed and tag your representative to ensure they see our growing numbers.

January 27, 2012

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Reached 100 supporters

January 26, 2012

142 Comments

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Tim Makowsky
1 year ago Featured

I believe we should be able to have our windows darker to reduce glare on sunny days as well as keep the inside of the vehicle cooler if there is a child in it. Most new vehicles come with factory laminated glass so the glass shattering isn’t a worry anymore

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Duane McKay
5 years ago Featured

It is my understanding that Alberta does not have "tint" laws. Why can't Saskatchewan follow the example of Alberta. They do not appear to have any significant negative issues related to Officer safety.

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Dwayne Rutherford
8 years ago Featured

Got my first ticket in Saskatoon on a vehicle I did not modify and have owned since it was 1 year old in2007 looked around the parking lot where I got my ticket and could see at least 10 others with as much or more tint. Rediculous cash grab

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Jeramiah Morrison
8 years ago Featured

As an owner of a window tint shop here in Saskatchewan, I would very much entertain a reworking of this law. A maximum tint of 40% for front door windows is something that should be seriously looked at.

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Ola Faj
9 years ago Featured

there is no direct correlation between window tinting and accident rates which is the reason they have for banning them in saskatchewan. The law should be repealed to allow up to 20% on the driver's side

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Daniel Moser
12 years ago Featured

I diss agree with this law, we should be allowed 35% or better side tint. I am light sensitive for migraines, and the 35% tint on my windows have bin a huge help for my migraines but not for my wallet cause of law inforcement that don't even understand why it is illegal.

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Brett Verified
1 month ago

Uv resistance and its way easier to see. There is also shade shifting tint so that when the sun goes down the windows clear up and untint the windows

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Cory Easterby
1 year ago

There has never been an incident in North America that front tinted windows caused and injuries FYI!

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