Virtual care consultation extended
The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking feedback from additional patients and health care providers on their experiences with virtual care by extending the survey two more weeks until May 15,…
Don’t invest with AIG Markets, warns consumer watchdog
The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) warns investors of the online trading platform AIG Markets. This platform claims to offer Saskatchewan residents an opportunity to invest and…
RCMP warn of cyber-scam involving impersonation of RCMP officer
The Nova Scotia RCMP is warning the public of a cyber-scam where a scammer is impersonating an RCMP officer from Nova Scotia. On April 28, 2022, the RCMP in Nova…
Grow Hope Sask provides emergency food assistance
Grow Hope Saskatchewan is providing a vehicle for urban and rural Canadians to help people around the world who need emergency food assistance. As Grow Hope Saskatchewan launches its fifth…
Number of COVID-19 cases down from previous week
The provincial government has stated that effective immediately, eligibility for Paxlovid treatment will be extended to all those who test positive (PCR or rapid test) with mild or moderate COVID-19…
Fire bans implemented in RM of Corman Park, RM of Vanscoy, RM of Blucher
Fire bans are now in place for several rural municipalities in the area, including the RMs of Corman Park, RM of Vanscoy and RM of Blucher. Fire bans were implemented…
Trial begins for owner of Riverside Estates rental mansion
The court trial for the owner of a rental mansion in the hamlet of Riverside Estates began Monday April 18 in Saskatoon. After opening testimony by the prosecution, the trial…
Supports set up to help displaced Ukrainians
The province has supports in place to assist Ukrainians coming to live in Saskatchewan. A pathway has been set up to ensure quick and easy access to health care coverage…
RCMP seek wanted man who skipped court date
The Saskatchewan RCMP is seeking the public’s assistance to help locate 41-year-old Kurt Miller after he failed to attend court in accordance with a release order (section 145(2)(a), Criminal Code).…
Canada a nation of distracted drivers: poll
Nearly 8 in 10 Canadian drivers (79%) admit to being distracted while driving, according to a CAA poll released April 27. And among the most dangerous distractions people name are…