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Moe shoots down Duclos' idea of mandatory COVID shots
Premier Scott Moe pushed back Friday against the federal health minister's suggestion of mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations. In a statement, Moe said the provincial government will not be implementing th...
Jan 07, 2022 Federal Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos. THE CANADIAN PRESS FILE/Colin Perkel
Saskatchewan School Boards Association points to concerns around workload, resources as Omicron cases rise
Students in Saskatchewan are among the only ones in the country back at school this week, after other provinces pushed the start of classes back a week or more because of growing COVID-19 case numbers...
Jan 07, 2022
More measures needed to keep schools safe: NDP
The Saskatchewan NDP doesn't believe enough is being done to keep schools safe. Schools across the province welcomed students back this week after the Christmas break, but the provincial government di...
Jan 06, 2022 NDP Leader Ryan Meili. (Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo)
Expert says rising Omicron case numbers can 'crush hospitals'
COVID-related hospitalizations in Saskatchewan are starting to creep up again as a huge number of people are getting sick with the Omicron variant. Dr. Alex Wong, an infectious disease physician in Re...
Jan 06, 2022
98 traffic safety initiatives get funding from provincial government
Some people who got caught speeding in Saskatchewan are helping to fund traffic safety initiatives in 92 communities in the province. On Wednesday, the provincial government announced 98 initiatives t...
Jan 05, 2022 (980 CJME file photo)
Moe, Merriman watching for COVID symptoms after possible exposure
Saskatchewan's premier and health minister are monitoring for symptoms of COVID-19 after a potential exposure during a media conference Thursday. According to a release from the premier's office, a pe...
Jan 04, 2022 Health Minister Paul Merriman during a media conference on Dec. 30, 2021. (Britton Gray/980 CJME file photo)
Ottawa reveals details of child-welfare agreement
The federal government has laid out the details of its $40-billion child-welfare settlement. On Tuesday, the government said it had reached an agreement in principle with the First Nations Child and F...
Jan 04, 2022 Indigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu looks on as Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller responds to a question on Oct. 27, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS FILE/Adrian Wyld
New mental health beds open in Saskatchewan
More than 70 new mental health beds are now operating in Saskatchewan communities. The beds were announced in the 2019-20 budget, with $6 million in funding over the past two years. Supportive residen...
Jan 04, 2022 Lighthouse Supported Living in Saskatoon. (980 CJME file photo)
THE YEAR AHEAD: Moe looks to economic opportunity in 2022
Where 2021 is now a known quantity, 2022 still has plenty of unknowns to be revealed as the months unfurl. What Premier Scott Moe seems to be hoping for most in those months is economic opportunity an...
Jan 04, 2022 Premier Scott Moe (Lisa Schick/980 CJME)
Fitness goals should fit the person, says Sask. gym owner
Every time the new year rolls around, many people make a resolution to get in shape. For people with that goal, a local gym owner is encouraging them to find the healthy lifestyle that works for them....
Jan 03, 2022 (Submitted/Iron Works Gym)
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Sarah Mills: I'll never forget England's World Cup victory over Mexico
Sarah Mills says there are some sports memories that stay with fans forever. For her, that moment will be England's 3-2 ...
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8:30 - The Saskatchewan NDP are sounding alarms over a decline in long-term care beds despite the province's rapidly gro...