Saskatchewan physicians have sent a letter to the Premier in a call to combat the rapid spread of COVID-19. The letter from 260 doctors states that in the last 30 days the number of active COVID-19 ca...

Each Legion has its own plans for Remembrance Day, but because of COVID-19, the plans are a bit different from last year, taking into consideration the health protocols in each province. The Nutana Le...

Saskatoon Transit is recognizing veterans and current members of the Canadian Armed Forces with free transit service on Remembrance Day. It will be offered to armed forces veterans and current serving...

The Greater Catholic School Division is confirming another positive COVID-19 case in an individual at Holy Family Catholic School. The Saskatchewan Health Authority is conducting contact tracing, and ...

The City of Saskatoon’s snow clearing service doesn’t usually extend to residential neighbourhoods, but because of the unusually large amount of snow all at once, the City has decided to r...

Visitor limitations are staying in place at all Saskatoon S-H-A facilities, care homes and affiliates…and will continue to be that way for the foreseeable future according to the Saskatchewan He...

In the wake of the first major “snow event” of the 2020-21 winter season, the City of Prince Albert is reminding residents of its annual Golden Shovel Award and to consider nominating a go...

Saskatchewan recorded its highest number of people recovering from COVID-19 in a day on Tuesday…but there were still more new cases according to the daily update from the Ministry of Health. For...

Premier Scott Moe kept some of his Ministers in the same roles they were in before the election, but there was also some cabinet shuffling. One of those shuffles was to install Paul Merriman as the ne...

The Prime Minister noted Remembrance Day services are virtual for the most part in Canada this year and the legions are facing tough times. The Government of Canada is providing 20 million dollars to ...