The City of Saskatoon is making more changes as a result of COVID-19. In terms of garbage collection, that will continue as usual but the city asks that we: Bag all garbage. Bag used tissues, napkins,...

Premier Scott Moe has announced that the provincial state of emergency declared two weeks ago will continue for at least another two weeks. He said the measures put in place so far are working and peo...

Most of the talk around COVID-19 in Saskatchewan has been around symptoms, prevention, being prepared and physical distancing, but there is also the aspect of mental health. Chief Medical Officer with...

Around 9 o’olock on Tuesday night, patrol officers spotted a stolen minivan at 11th Street and Avenue K and the driver refused to pull over when police tried to stop the vehicle. A stud belt was...

On April 1st, all MLAs and cabinet ministers are scheduled to receive a 1.7% cost of living increase. This is according to the compensation formula set out by the Legislative Assembly’s all part...

We brought you the story earlier this week about concerns from the Saskatchewan Youth in Care and Custody Network which is now easing a sigh of relief. The organization had been asking for the governm...

NDP leader Ryan Meili says two Regina childcare centres have temporarily closed their doors because of COVID-19. A letter was sent out by the YMCA in Regina that a family at one of their centres is be...

Saskatchewan has recorded its 3rd death from COVID-19. The province says it is a resident aged 80 to 89 who died from complications related to the virus. Two people in their 70s died on Sunday. As of ...

For those with respiratory issues like Asthma and Chronic obstructive pulmonary COVID-19 presents a big risk to their health. Speaking at a Lung Health Webinar for the Lung Association of Saskatchewan...

The key message from the Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan is to call before dropping by your local drug store because processes may have changed. Spokesperson Myla Bulych says some of the physical...