Category Archives: Covid-19 News

Canadians and permanent residents who have been fully vaccinated for COVID-19 will be able to return to Canada from abroad without a mandatory quarantine as of July 5. Border restrictions will begin t...

60 new cases of COVID-19 are being announced in Saskatchewan, bringing the provincial total to 48,441 cases. Saskatoon leads the way with new cases with 27, followed by Regina with 9. One new death is...

The end of the pandemic in Saskatchewan is in sight. The Government of Saskatchewan announced Sunday that all public health measures will be lifted when Phase 3 begins July 11th after 70 per cent of r...

55 new cases of COVID-19 are being reported in Saskatchewan, bringing the provincial total to 48,381 cases. The most new cases come from Regina and Saskatoon with 12 each, followed by the North West w...

Saskatchewan has reached the Step Three threshold on the province Re-Opening Roadmap, with 70 per cent of Saskatchewan residents age 18 and older having received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. ...

With the province ready to start Step 2 of its reopening plan on Sunday, there is still some lingering doubt as to whether or not Step 3 will start on July 11. The province still has not reached the 7...

Hospitality Saskatchewan is looking forward to seeing restaurants reopen to full capacity on Sunday, but for some it won't be easy. While some restaurants were able to keep their full staff during the...

We aren’t quite there yet, but we are getting closer. The province says we are still at 69 percent when it comes to those 18 and over having had their first COVID-19 shot, but those 12 and over ...

Mayor Sandra Masters and Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark have challenged to see whose city can vaccinate the most people by the end of the month. The challenge comes as the province nears the threshold ...

Mayor Sandra Masters and Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark have challenged to see whose city can vaccinate the most people by the end of the month. The challenge comes as the province nears the threshold ...