Author Archives: Syndicated Content

245 New Cases of COVID-19, 296 Recoveries, One More Death
The recoveries outnumber the new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan by 51. The province is reporting 245 new cases of the virus and 296 recoveries. A person in their sixties from the Regina zone has di...
Carol Thomson Apr 23, 2021

Only A Few Drive-Through COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics Open
Prairieland Park’s drive-through vaccination clinic reopens tomorrow (Sat). There are three in Saskatchewan that are open today (Fri), in Warman, Lloydminster and North Battleford. Lloydminster&...
Carol Thomson Apr 23, 2021

Government Under Fire for its Handling of COVID-19
Premier Scott Moe continues defending his government’s record on COVID-19 during Question Period. NDP leader Ryan Meili continues chipping away at that record and went as far today as saying tha...
Vanese M. Ferguson Apr 23, 2021

COVID Backlog Blamed for Cancelled Urgent Surgery
The Official Opposition is raising the case of Richard Baron, an oncology patient waiting for urgent surgical care. The NDP is demanding the Sask. Party government immediately address Saskatchewan's o...
Gord Wiebe Apr 23, 2021

Federal Health Officials Lay Out a Scenario for Lifting Restrictions in the Summer
Calling it the “plausible safe lifting scenario” Canada’s Chief Public Health Officer says it may be possible to see an easing of pandemic restrictions by this summer. But the scenar...
Vanese M. Ferguson Apr 23, 2021

Metis Nation- Saskatchewan Election Begins This Weekend
The Metis Nation – Saskatchewan election officially begins Saturday with the Declaration of Election issued at 9 in the morning. Chief Electoral Officer, Gwen LaFond says to vote, Metis citizens...
Carol Thomson Apr 23, 2021

Paper Egg Campaign is Underway
The annual Paper Egg Campaign is on now until the end of the month with the goal to raise funds for SaskAbilities and Camp Easter Seal. Fundraising Specialist, Trevor Howell says people can help out b...
Brad Jennings Apr 23, 2021

CUPE Links COVID-19 With Worker’s Death
CUPE Local 5512, says COVID-19 was involved in the death of a CUPE educational assistant who worked at King George School in Moose Jaw. CUPE Saskatchewan and the Education Workers’ Steering Comm...
Gord Wiebe Apr 23, 2021

One Arrest, One Being Sought in Evade Police Case
During a traffic stop around one o'clock this morning [fri] a Saskatoon Police officer was left dangling from the vehicle as it suddenly took off while the officer was trying to turn the engine off. T...
Gord Wiebe Apr 23, 2021

RPAS Training to be Provided Here
Saskatchewan Polytechnic and CTS Tek are launching two new courses designed to qualify students as Remotely Piloted Aircraft System or RPAS pilots. The courses will prepare students seeking either Bas...
Gord Wiebe Apr 23, 2021
















