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COVID-19 has done a lot to change things on the work front, with many setting up offices at home and learning how to hold virtual meetings. But for truckers, who were quickly classed as essential serv...

Premier Scott Moe says he's comfortable with current public health orders that do not call for mandatory masks, given low active cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. But Moe hedged during his appearance...

Adelle Stewart is used to helping others with their struggles with mental health as the executive director of the Do More Ag Foundation. But, in mid-April, her focus changed from others to her own sil...

A Saskatoon daycare has reported a case of COVID-19. The director of education for the Conseil des ecoles fransaskoises (CEF) confirmed the case in a letter sent to parents on Thursday. "It was brough...

Gormley, Friday, September 11, 2020 8:30 – Saskatchewan’s back-to-school plans were put to the test this week as schools re-opened across the province. We also saw some new developments in...

“He is somebody I’ll love forever.” Those were the words of University of Saskatchewan Huskies receiver Yol Piok, speaking about the friend who rushed him to the hospital after he at...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is advising the public of possible exposures to COVID-19 at five Regina businesses. On Thursday, the SHA said an individual who later tested positive for the coronavi...

Nearly every day this week, a new advisory has been released by the Saskatchewan Health Authority about possible COVID-19 exposures at businesses. There were advisories issued for locations in Saskato...

A new treatment centre for Saskatchewan residents dealing with addictions was unveiled Thursday in Estevan. The facility located at St. Joseph's Hospital will have 30 beds -- 15 for people recovering ...

The City of Regina's planning commission has put the brakes on a plan to set up a parking lot on the site of the former Capital Pointe development. An application was made to the commission on Wednesd...