Category Archives: Covid-19 News

Saskatchewan residents have the chance to speak their mind about COVID-19 public health measures through a series of surveys developed at the University of Saskatchewan. People can fill out the survey...

There are 106 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, bringing the provincial total to 47,875 cases. Notable case numbers come from Saskatoon with 29, the North West with 19, the North Central with 17,...

On May 11, the province said there were 2064 active COVID-19 cases. On June 11, that number now sits at 899. In its daily update, the Ministry of Health is telling us about 81 new cases and one new de...

A field hospital that had been set up in Regina at the International Trade Centre is being decommssioned. The Saskatchewan Health Authority says it has reached the point where they can start decommiss...

For the seventh straight day, the amount of new COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan are in the double digits. The province is announcing 77 new infections to go along with 129 new recoveries. This puts the...

Rapid antigen tests are now approved for use in Saskatchewan, with the hope they will help screen people who do not show COVID-19 symptoms. In a news prelease the provincial government says they have ...

The eligibility to get your second COVID-19 vaccination shot is dropping again. As of Thursday, those 55 and over can get a shot. This also includes anyone who received their first vaccination on or b...

For the first time since November 7, 2020, Saskatchewan’s active COVID-19 case count is under the 1000 mark. The information comes as the government announces 57 new cases of the virus to go alo...

Talks about reopening the U.S. border for non essential travel are starting to heat up, with the Prime Minister indicating it may happen sooner than later as vaccination efforts continue across the co...

Talks about reopening the U.S. border for non essential travel are starting to heat up, with the Prime Minister indicating it may happen sooner than later as vaccination efforts continue across the co...