What is one scenario where Saskatchewan residents likely have valid AAIA coverage if they are out of the province?

In this context, if Saskatchewan residents study full time outside of the province, they likely maintain valid AAIA (Automobile Accident Insurance Act) coverage. This is because the AAIA provides coverage for individuals who are still considered residents of Saskatchewan, even when they are temporarily outside the province for educational purposes. Being a full-time student implies a commitment to continue being a resident of Saskatchewan, which is an important consideration for insurance coverage.

The other scenarios, such as vacationing for an extended period, working under contract, or moving to a new home, could complicate a resident's status or suggest that they may no longer be maintaining residency in Saskatchewan. For example, a long vacation might suggest a lack of intent to return, while working under a contract could imply a shift in residency for work purposes. Similarly, moving to a new home for an extended duration might mean that individuals are establishing residence somewhere else, which could lead to the loss of their original provincial coverage.