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Doctors across the province have some advice to stay healthy and safe this Thanksgiving long weekend. At Thursday’s Saskatchewan Health Authority physicians’ town hall, medical health offi...

By Jaryn Vecchio, paNOW First Nations across northern Saskatchewan are trying different tactics to try and get their members vaccinated against COVID-19. As of Oct. 4, 34 per cent of eligible individu...

A Grade 1-2 classroom at Thomson Community School is set to move to remote learning due to a number of positive COVID-19 cases. In an email Friday afternoon, Regina Public Schools said students in tha...

SaskPower is hoping sunny days are ahead for Saskatchewan's first utility-scale solar facility. The 10-megawatt (MW) Highfield Solar Facility officially went online Friday. The facility, which is loca...

More than a quarter of the new COVID-19 cases reported in Saskatchewan on Friday were children aged 11 and under. There were 576 new cases announced, including 147 kids under 12. That age group isn't ...

An editorial cartoon published in the wake of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash has been made into a stamp by Canada Post. Bruce MacKinnon, an editorial cartoonist at the Halifax Chronicle Herald, drew t...

Saskatchewan recorded the largest month-to-month drop in unemployment rate in Canada in September. According to job numbers released Friday by Statistics Canada, the province's unemployment rate went ...

The vaccine policy for the Regina Police Service (RPS) has been in effect for about a week now. As of Oct. 4, employees of the police force had to show proof of vaccination or face rapid testing. "At ...

8:30 – The federal government’s sweeping vaccine requirement for all employees might not be quite so sweeping after all. According to Blacklock’s Reporter, as many as 212,000 federal...

Dwayne Meertins arrived in Regina from the Netherlands only a few weeks ago. For his first Thanksgiving, he plans to have a small dinner with friends, keeping his contacts small. "These get-togethers ...