Category Archives: Covid-19 News

Whether or not we see a CFL season this season is still anyone’s guess. Many ideas have been thrown around including hub cities like what the NHL plans on doing with Regina being mentioned. Prem...

This is the time of year where many are feeling the effects of seasonal allergies. With COVID-19 still on the minds of many, some are wondering if what might be allergies could in fact be the virus th...

Saskatchewan’s NDP Opposition leader wants the government to consider a provincewide amnesty on fines related to violations of COVID-19 health orders. Ryan Meili says people are getting inconsis...

The Government of Saskatchewan is allowing places of worship and childcare facilities to prepare to open in Phase 3 of the Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan. Restaurants, gyms, fitness facilities, places of w...

Saskatchewan has two new cases of COVID-19 as of Friday with a total of 641 reported cases in the province. One of the cases is from the South region and one is in the Saskatoon region. Two more resid...

Federal Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller says the federal government will spend another $650 million to help Indigenous communities cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. Of this, $285 million is ne...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hosted his 11th first ministers teleconference with the premiers since the pandemic began. In his daily media briefing Friday morning, Trudeau said items like the crisis ...

As of Monday, Saskatchewan residents will be allowed to camp overnight once again. Part of phase two of Saskatchewan’s re-opening plan involved allowing overnight stays in the province’s p...

The Canadian Cattlemen’s Association is raising concern about market uncertainty due to the COVID-19 outbreak. There’s a backlog of market cattle because of a slow-down in meat processing ...

At Regina City Council's monthly meeting Wednesday, Councillor Jerry Flegel brought forward a motion to ask the city to look at allowing some sports and activities to resume as the province reopens. F...