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Canada extends border restrictions until July 21 as some provinces press for earlier opening
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‘Significant number’ of young people are dying at home with COVID-19: Ontario coroner
April 26, 2021Young people are dying at home with COVID-19 – Ontario Ontario is seeing a great...
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Global chip shortage spreads to toasters, televisions and washing machines
April 26, 2021Global chip shortage spreads to toasters, televisions and washing machines The deepening global chip crunch is...
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No, vaccine side effects won’t signal the strength of your immunity to COVID-19
April 26, 2021Vaccine side effects – No, vaccine side effects won’t signal the strength of your immunity...
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Feds Remove Loophole From Sick Leave Benefit For Pandemic Travellers
January 13, 2021Feds Remove Loophole From Sick Leave Benefit For Pandemic Travellers OTTAWA — Anyone applying for three...
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U.S. on a federal execution spree and a lone Canadian sits on death row: Robert Bolden’s untold story
January 13, 2021A lone Canadian sits on death row: Robert Bolden’s untold story National Post In the summer...
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Worst Year Ever Series: 1945 saw atomic bombs and holocaust death marches, but hope was on the horizon
January 4, 2021Worst Year Ever Series: 1945 saw atomic bombs and holocaust death marches, but hope was...
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Calgary Teens Arrested Following Hit-And-Run Death Of Police Officer
January 4, 2021CALGARY — The investigation into the hit-and-run death of an on-duty Calgary police officer continues today....
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Canada’s COVID-19 death toll surpasses 15,000
December 29, 2020Canada’s COVID-19 death toll surpasses 15,000 A new variant of the coronavirus first seen in...
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Dividends still went out even after soldiers marched in to long-term care homes
December 29, 2020Dividends still went out even after soldiers marched into long-term care homes OTTAWA – In the...
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‘We’re heading to a place that is very bad’: Ontario announces 29 COVID-19 deaths as Mayor John Tory warns of increased restrictions
November 16, 2020Ontario announced 29 COVID-19 deaths in one day on Sunday, as Mayor John Tory warned of...
Saskatchewan News Feeds
- COVID-19 Update For June 18: 961,997 Vaccines Administered, 98 New Cases, 95 Recoveries, One New DeathVaccines Reported As of end of day Thursday, June 17, there were an additional 24,260 vaccinations administered. This represents two days of vaccine administration (Wednesday June 16 and Thursday...
- Saskatchewan Provides $2 Million For Residential School Site ResearchToday, First Nations, M?tis and Northern Affairs Minister Don McMorris announced that $2 million of provincial funding will be provided to the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) to...
- Government House Reopens Its Doors to VisitorsThe PCC Welcomes Guests Back to Government House The Provincial Capital Commission (PCC) is excited to announce that Government House is reopening its doors to visitors on Sunday, June 20. Guest...
- Executive Director Appointed For Public Complaints Commission And Serious Incident Response TeamThe province has appointed Gregory Gudelot as the civilian Executive Director who will lead the Public Complaints Commission and the newly created Serious Incident Response Team (SIRT). The SIRT...
- Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship Industry Scholarships Awarded to High School GraduatesOne hundred high school graduates from 79 communities across the province are receiving Saskatchewan Youth Apprenticeship (SYA) Industry Scholarships. The scholarship program, launched in 2009, is...
- COVID-19 Update For June 17: 937,737 Vaccines Administered, 94 New Cases, 70 Recoveries, Zero New DeathsVaccines Reported An additional 15,402 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 937,737. The 15,402 doses of...
- Slow Down to Keep Our Saskatchewan Highways SafeWith construction season in full swing, the Government of Saskatchewan is reminding motorists to keep an eye out for construction zones on provincial highways. "We view everything through the lens...
- Crop Report for the Period of June 8 to June 14, 2021Provincially, topsoil moisture conditions have increased compared to the previous week due to rainfall. Cropland topsoil moisture is rated as two per cent surplus, 72 per cent adequate, 23 per...
- COVID-19 Update For June 16: 922,335 Vaccines Administered, 74 New Cases, 76 Recoveries, Two New DeathsVaccines Reported An additional 12,013 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 922,335. The 12,013 doses of...
- More Than 1,000 Literacy And Activity Kits Will Inspire Reading This SummerSome Saskatchewan students will be able to get wrapped up in reading this summer, thanks to summer literacy kits provided by their schools. This marks the second summer that eight school divisions...