Category Archives: Covid-19 News

The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the provincial government to change its back-to-school plan, in order to protect students and staff, and help the province's economic recovery. NDP Finance Critic Tr...

As many people expected the U.S border is going to remain closed to all non-essential traffic until at least September 21st. Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says they made the decision for the healt...

You might not have seen them, unless you live in a rural area of Saskatchewan but mobile COVID-19 testing kicked off in the province in July. Patty Couture, Director of Primary Care for northeast area...

27 new cases of COVID-19 are being reported by the province on Thursday. Of the 27, 22 are from communal living settings meaning 95 of the 166 active cases in the province are from people in that situ...

Mayor Michael Fougere and several City Councillors convened at the Cornwall Centre Thursday to encourage Regina residents to wear masks to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Fougere cited the need to w...

Five new cases of COVID-19 are being reported by the government on Wednesday. Four of the five cases are in Regina meaning the city now has 38 of the 150 active cases in Saskatchewan. The fifth case b...

CUPE Saskatchewan's Education Workers' Steering Committee says the province is ignoring expert advice and the concerns of many staff, parents, and students in its Safe School Plan. The Public Health O...

When the school bell rings in a couple of weeks to get classes going in Regina elementary and high schools, students in Grades 4-12 will be wearing masks. Just hours after the provincial government is...

It was a record-breaking month in July for SARCAN. The provincial recycling collection agency says 61 million containers were turned in to SARCAN depots across Saskatchewan. Communications manager Sea...

When it comes to wearing a mask when classes resume next month, the government is putting the decision in the hands of Saskatchewan’s school divisions. While many are saying the government shoul...