The self-isolation period for all people testing positive for COVID-19 on a rapid antigen test or PCR test, regardless of vaccination status, has been set at five days effective Friday,…
Premier Scott Moe hinted on Wednesday, January 26 in an interview with CKOM radio that he is considering ending some COVID-19 health restrictions, including vaccine passports. “(The proof of vaccination…
Corman Park Police Chief Ron Chomyn is looking to strengthen communication between the municipal police force and residents of the RM of Corman Park. “My top priority is to have…
The Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) has announced a new partnership with the Saskatoon Crisis Intervention Service to offer an alternative to a police response to calls relating to mental health.…
The Government of Saskatchewan recently completed remediation activities at the abandoned Newcor mine site near Creighton. This work is the first of six remediation projects to be completed as part…
The Warman Wildcats U18 AAA lead the Saskatchewan Male AAA league. A pair of home victories over the past weekend allow the team to remain in the top spot with…
Hockey Saskatchewan Provincial Playoffs are a long-standing hockey tradition. Approximately 250 teams participate in categories ranging from U13 D to Senior A. Starting in January, series begin between teams from…
The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce (SCC) applauds the Workers Compensation Board (WCB) for continuing cost relief for employers with accepted COVID-19 claims. The SCC believes it is unfair to unduly…
The provincial government is providing more than $755,000 to police agencies and the Victims’ Fund from the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund. The funds will support the purchase of new policing…
A million dollar project aimed at improving the capacity of the first of three sanitary sewage lagoon cells in Rosthern has been temporarily put on hold due to escalating costs.…
