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After less than a week of flu shots being available in the province, more than 105,000 vaccinations already had been done. That number represents the shots given as of Monday, according to the Saskatc...

Saskatchewan is set to transfer three more intensive care patients to Ontario. In a media release Thursday, the Saskatchewan government said it would be sending one ICU patient on each of the next thr...

The death toll in Saskatchewan due to COVID-19 reached 800 on Thursday. The Ministry of Health reported two people between the ages of 60 and 79 had died as a result of the virus. One was from the nor...

There will be a lot less carbon dioxide sent into the air over the refinery in Regina in the next few years. Federated Co-operatives Limited announced Thursday it plans to spend more than $510 million...

Two Swift Current schools were placed in "hold and secure" mode Thursday after a report of threats to Swift Current Comprehensive High School. According to the RCMP, officers responded at about 8:40 a...

Regina Public Schools said cases of COVID-19 had been identified at two of the division's schools. One case had been detected at each of Jack MacKenzie School and Sheldon-Williams Collegiate. Close co...

A new standardized COVID-19 vaccine passport soon will be available for Saskatchewan residents looking to travel. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Thursday the new proof of vaccination is being...

8:30 – A multi-year investigation by Blacklock’s Reporter found Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation compiled personal records on nearly nine million mortgage holders, including those w...

Drivers in Saskatchewan could be paying less for vehicle insurance next year. The Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel is recommending that the provincial government approve an overall rate decrease of 1.3 ...

A car-pedestrian collision in Regina on Tuesday evening sent a 44-year-old woman to hospital with serious injuries. According to the Regina Police Service, officers responded at about 6:30 p.m., to th...