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The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning the public of possible COVID-19 transmission at two businesses in Regina and is urging people to self-monitor for symptoms. Although the risk of transmissi...

Saskatchewan's 27 school divisions have plans in place for the safe return of students and staff to the classroom in September amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Saskatchewan school divisions had their draft...

There are nine new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, bringing the provincial total to 1,368 cases. The new cases include 1 in the North West, 1 in the North Central, 2 in Saskatoon, 4 in Regina, and ...

A man and a woman are facing attempted murder charges following an investigation into a weapons offence. A 30-year-old man is in hospital suffering from serious injuries. On August 1st, 2020 at approx...

Farms in over three dozen Saskatchewan communities have been hit by hail storms during the past 2 weeks. The president of the Canadian Crop Hail Association, Rick Omelchenko, says hail as large as gol...

The owner of the famous Moosehead Inn at Kenosee Lake says despite a COVID-19 transmission scare a couple of weeks ago, the resort village is still a safe place to unwind and enjoy the summer weather....

After Saskatchewan's government expanded the front-line worker wage top-up to include staff at integrated care homes, three of Saskatchewan's health care unions have come forward to say the funding fa...

Camping is a great way to get back to nature with the fresh air, scenic views, and the odd wildlife encounter, but this summer it's also a chance through Sask Parks to catch a drive-in movie. Spokespe...

The provincial government announced 17 more cases of COVID-19 on Saskatchewan Day Monday. Of those 17 cases, nine of them so far have been determined to be from Hutterite from colonies across Saskatch...

Saskatchewan farmers made good haying progress this past week. Provincial crops extension specialist Sara Tetland says 26 percent of the hay crop has been cut and 49 percent baled or put into silage. ...