Category Archives: Covid-19 News
Like many others, Royal Canadian Legion branches are feeling negative economic effects from COVID-19
Nearly every business and organization has struggled to stay afloat in some way since the COVID-19 pandemic hit Canada in March, the Royal Canadian Legion is no different. Chad Wagner, the Provincial ...
Harvard Media Jun 29, 2020
Regina airport hopes to see people flying again soon
Activity at the Regina airport basically remains at a standstill with very few people coming in and out. It has been that way since the pandemic started in March as people stopped flying. It has put t...
Harvard Media Jun 29, 2020
Phase 4.2 of Re-Open Saskatchewan begins Monday
Phase 4.2 of the provincial government’s Re-Open Saskatchewan plan takes effect on Monday. As of now, libraries, museums, art galleries and movie theatres can open. Both Cineplex and Landmark Ci...
Harvard Media Jun 28, 2020
U of R professor granted $1 million for COVID-19 research
A professor at the University of Regina has been given close to $1 million dollars from the federal government for research into gaps in therapy and diagnosis of COVID-19. Dr. Mohan Babu, an associate...
Harvard Media Jun 28, 2020
Six new cases of COVID-19 in Sask; 7 more recoveries
There are six new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, bringing the provincial total to 777. The new cases are in the Far North. Seven more people have recovered, bringing that total to 661. Six people ...
Harvard Media Jun 27, 2020
No bus fares to be collected in Regina until July 2
Those who use Regina Transit will get a couple of more days of riding for free. Fares were to start being collected again on Monday, but seeing Regina council did not get to that at its meeting earlie...
Harvard Media Jun 26, 2020

10 of 13 new COVID-19 cases in SK are related to outbreak in Maple Creek area
The province continues to deal with an outbreak of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan’s southwest. Numbers from the government Friday show 13 new cases of the virus with 10 of those cases in the South and...
Harvard Media Jun 26, 2020
Sask. campgrounds open to full capacity
Saskatchewan Provincial Parks are opening to full capacity Friday. Nightly, group, double, and equestrian campsites that were previously closed due to COVID-19 restrictions have become available to bo...
Harvard Media Jun 26, 2020
Makowsky wants equal spending for tourism industries following federal boost to Quebec, Atlantic Canada
Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport Gene Makowsky is disappointed that Saskatchewan is not receiving the same financial support for tourism during COVID-19 like Eastern Canada provinces. This comes a...
Harvard Media Jun 25, 2020
Federal government launches two student summer job programs during COVID-19
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has taken the wraps off a program aimed at encouraging students to volunteer in the fight against COVID-19. At his briefing in Ottawa on Thursday morning, Trudeau launche...
Harvard Media Jun 25, 2020
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