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Travel industry, health experts applaud U.S. decision to allow travellers with mixed doses
October 17, 2021The organization representing Canada’s tourism industry is applauding the U.S. government’s decision to allow Canadian travellers...
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Quebec nurses refuse mandatory overtime this weekend as pandemic adds to pressure
October 17, 2021Quebec’s largest nurses’ union says more than 30,000 of its members across the province are refusing...
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U.S. will allow Canadians who had mixed doses of COVID-19 vaccines when border crossings resume Nov. 8
October 16, 2021There is good border news for Canadians who want to visit the United States but who...
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U.S. says it will permit entry of Canadian travellers with mixed vaccine doses
October 16, 2021The U.S. says it will allow Canadians into the country who have received a mixed COVID-19...
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U.S. confirms it will accept Canadian travellers with mixed vaccines
October 16, 2021Following weeks of speculation, the United States announced late Friday it will accept mixed vaccines when...
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Not so fast with that trip to Buffalo: The U.S. border may be reopening to Canadians, but ‘the rules are the rules’
October 15, 2021WASHINGTON — Plenty of people were celebrating after the U.S. government announced this week it would...
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Former U.S. President Bill Clinton admitted to hospital
October 15, 2021Former President Bill Clinton was admitted to the University of California Irvine Medical Center’s intensive care...
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Alberta’s top doctor apologizes to family of 14-year-old after saying he died from COVID-19
October 15, 2021An initial report had indicated that COVID-19 was a secondary cause of the teen’s death, but...
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Doug Ford expected to lift COVID-19 capacity restrictions for restaurants, bars and gyms as part of ‘pandemic plan 2.0’
October 14, 2021Premier Doug Ford will lift COVID-19 capacity limits in restaurants, bars, and gyms when he unveils...
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Saskatchewan and COVID-19: How did its fourth wave death rate become the highest in Canada?
October 14, 2021Saskatchewan has been battered by COVID-19’s fourth wave, struggling with a surge in cases and deaths...
Saskatchewan News Feeds
- Government Funding Saskatoon Alternative Response OfficersThe Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety is providing a one-time grant of approximately $305,000 to the Saskatoon Police Service for two alternative response officer positions. The...
- Program Benefits Post-Secondary Graduates at Tax TimeSaskatchewan's Graduate Retention Program (GRP) is supporting more post-secondary graduates who live and work in the province. More than 81,000 post-secondary graduates in Saskatchewan have claimed...
- Saskatchewan intervening in C-69 Reference Case Before the Supreme Court of CanadaArguments Will be Made This Week, March 22 and 23 This week, Saskatchewan will join every other province and territory in Canada, except for Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, in a...
- Celebrating March 20-25 as Social Work Week in SaskatchewanThe Government of Saskatchewan has officially proclaimed March 20-25 as Social Work Week in Saskatchewan. The theme for this year's celebration is Social Work is Essential. "Those in the field of...
- Victim Advocate Case Review Program Expands to Moose Jaw and Prince AlbertThe Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to announce the expansion of the Victim Advocate Case Review (VACR) program to Moose Jaw, Prince Albert and their surrounding areas. VACRs are...
- Governments Of Canada And Saskatchewan Partner To Invest $485 Million In Saskatchewan Under The New Five-Year Sustainable Canadian Agricultural PartnershipToday, Gudie Hutchings, Federal Minister of Rural Economic Development, on behalf of Marie-Claude Bibeau, Federal Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David...
- Leading the Nation Once Again in Wholesale TradeSaskatchewan's economy remains strong, with the value of wholesale trade increasing 48.3 per cent between January 2022 and January 2023. This is the second highest among the provinces. The total...
- Changes To Fees And Charges In 2023-24Certain fees and charges paid in Saskatchewan will change in 2023-24 to add a new licence, modify access to reports of farmland sold and to encourage pension plan administration compliance. The...
- Saskatchewan Firearms Office Launches Public Safety CampaignOn March 20, 2023, the Saskatchewan Firearms Office will launch a public awareness campaign aimed at promoting the safe use and storage of firearms in the province. "The safe use of firearms is...
- Inquest Into The Death Of Cain WapassA public inquest into the death of Cain Wapass will be held April 17 to 21, 2023, at the Coronet Hotel at 3551 2nd Avenue West in Prince Albert. The first day of the inquest is scheduled to begin...