Canada orders more COVID vaccines, refines advice on first doses as cases reach 400K
Surging COVID-19 infections pushed Canada over 400,000 cases Friday, as federal officials announced a bigger order of prospective vaccines and release…
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Friday COVID-19 update shows 283 cases, 126 in hospital and one more death
The province is reporting 283 new cases of COVID-19. The new cases are located in the Far North West (9), Far North East (11), North West (12), North …
Active COVID-19 case count in SK now over 4,000
One death, 259 new cases, 214 recoveries and 128 in hospital. That is the latest when it comes to COVID-19 cases in the province. The province says th…
551 layoff notices were issued Wednesday for EVRAZ Steel’s tubular division in Regina
The union representing steel workers at EVRAZ in Regina have confirmed Thursday morning that over 500 employees at the facility’s tubular division rec…
Shahab feels majority of population could receive COVID-19 vaccine by May
While still firmly in the grip of a global pandemic, the province’s chief medical health officer is optimistic that better times are coming despite th…
Wednesday`s COVID-19 report shows two deaths, 238 new cases and 132 in hospital
A person from the Regina zone in the 60-79 age group and a person over 80 from the north zone are the latest COVID-19 related deaths in Saskatchewan. …
U.K. approves Pfizer coronavirus vaccine for emergency use
Britain authorized a COVID-19 vaccine for use Wednesday, greenlighting the first shot backed up by rigorous scientific review. The first vaccinations …
Mayor Sandra Masters and new Regina City Council get down to business Wednesday
A fresh new version of Regina City Council sits down for the first time on Wednesday as a group. New Mayor Sandra Masters is joined by five new counci…
Moe remains hopeful public gatherings can be expanded for Christmas
Whether or not Saskatchewan families can spend Christmas with one another is still on the table, but Premier Scott Moe is remaining optimistic despite…
December’s COVID-19 update begins with four deaths
The province is reporting four more COVID-19 deaths bringing the total to 51. Three of the four were aged 8o or over with the fourth in the 60-79 age …