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I sure do like the way they do things with vehicle and insurance registration here in Saskatchewan. Compared to Ontario, it's a breath of fresh air!
Today when we go into town, I will get the new licence plate and insurance for Sherman, our motorhome. He has been registered in Ontario, but because he's been sitting since we arrived here last April I just hadn't bothered to switch the registration over yet.
The only downside was the mandatory vehicle inspection. But with that done...everything else is a piece of cake.
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- October Expenses
Yes, I know...we never did publish our September expense report. I've been trying to be so good about that too, because I know that some of you are interested. But rather than rehash old news, I'll just give you the total. We spent about $1,400...
- May Expenses
Not a bad month, all things considered. More than we'd like, but we had to get the little blue car registered in Saskatchewan, and with the rip off government mandated vehicle inspection it's not cheap to do that. But, we had no choice. We spent...
- Canadian Tire - The Saga Continues...
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about our unpleasant experience having some work done at Canadian Tire's automotive service department. You can read about it here. This was all because Saskatchewan has government run auto insurance and requires a...
- License Plate Sticker
Okay, so we're going to Mexico and odds are good that it will be for an extended period of time. Sherman is registered in Ontario, and so has Ontario license plates and a renewal sticker that expires in February 2012. Click here to read more......
- Dundas, Ontario (day 2)...updated 6:30pm
So we had to take Sherman for his "e-test" today, because the government of Ontario has rules that your vehicle has to have an emissions test every two years. Sherman's current plate sticker expires in February, and we will be FAR away...
Travel
I like the way they do things here!
I sure do like the way they do things with vehicle and insurance registration here in Saskatchewan. Compared to Ontario, it's a breath of fresh air!
Today when we go into town, I will get the new licence plate and insurance for Sherman, our motorhome. He has been registered in Ontario, but because he's been sitting since we arrived here last April I just hadn't bothered to switch the registration over yet.
The only downside was the mandatory vehicle inspection. But with that done...everything else is a piece of cake.
Click here to read more...
- October Expenses
Yes, I know...we never did publish our September expense report. I've been trying to be so good about that too, because I know that some of you are interested. But rather than rehash old news, I'll just give you the total. We spent about $1,400...
- May Expenses
Not a bad month, all things considered. More than we'd like, but we had to get the little blue car registered in Saskatchewan, and with the rip off government mandated vehicle inspection it's not cheap to do that. But, we had no choice. We spent...
- Canadian Tire - The Saga Continues...
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about our unpleasant experience having some work done at Canadian Tire's automotive service department. You can read about it here. This was all because Saskatchewan has government run auto insurance and requires a...
- License Plate Sticker
Okay, so we're going to Mexico and odds are good that it will be for an extended period of time. Sherman is registered in Ontario, and so has Ontario license plates and a renewal sticker that expires in February 2012. Click here to read more......
- Dundas, Ontario (day 2)...updated 6:30pm
So we had to take Sherman for his "e-test" today, because the government of Ontario has rules that your vehicle has to have an emissions test every two years. Sherman's current plate sticker expires in February, and we will be FAR away...