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Holiday pause on COVID-19 vaccinations draws outrage as head of Toronto’s largest hospital network blames limited supply and staff burnout
December 29, 2020COVID-19 vaccinations – Holiday pause on vaccinations draws outrage Staff burnout and a limited supply of...
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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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Emergence of more cases of COVID variant in Canada underlines importance of genome sequencing
December 29, 2020Emergence of more cases of COVID variant in Canada The discovery of two more Canadian cases...
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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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Slow vaccine rollout across Canada draws criticism, anger
December 28, 2020Despite Canada securing millions of doses of COVID-19 vaccines, the rollout and implementation of vaccination programs...
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Variant or strain? Experts explain what’s happened to the coronavirus
December 28, 2020While some have referred to the changes the coronavirus has undergone in the U.K. as a...
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B.C., Ottawa report new cases of COVID-19 variant first detected in U.K.
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Ontario confirms first two cases of fast-spreading COVID-19 U.K. variant
December 27, 2020Ontario has confirmed two cases of the fast-spreading COVID-19 variant first identified in the United Kingdom,...
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Confirmed cases of new COVID-19 variant in Canada are ‘unsurprising’, experts say
December 27, 2020A new, more contagious variant of COVID-19 that first surfaced in the U.K. has been detected...
Saskatchewan News Feeds
- Trade and Export Minister to Lead Mission to Japan and South KoreaDelegation Will Explore New Opportunities For Trade And Collaboration On Energy Transition Trade and Export Development Minister Jeremy Harrison will be leading a delegation to Japan and South...
- Saskatchewan Sees Growth in Building PermitsToday, Statistics Canada released December 2022 numbers on the value of building permits, with Saskatchewan jumping 26.1 per cent (seasonally adjusted) compared to December 2021. This was the...
- Saskatchewan Exploring Ways To Increase Access To Health ServicesThe Government of Saskatchewan is looking at innovative ways to increase patient access to a variety of health care services and to build capacity within our health care system. In the coming...
- Regina Emergency Medical Services Adding More ParamedicsNew paramedic positions are being added to Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in Regina to help meet the increasing needs of area residents. A total of 24.5 full-time equivalent paramedic positions...
- RSM To Celebrate Indigenous Storytelling Month With Second Video Series Featuring Elder Hazel DixonThe Royal Saskatchewan Museum is launching a second video series to celebrate February as Indigenous Storytelling Month. The series was developed in partnership with the Saskatchewan Teacher's...
- Saskatchewan Proclaims African-Canadian/Black History MonthFebruary has been proclaimed as African-Canadian/Black History Month in honour and recognition of the legacy of Black Canadians across Saskatchewan and the rest of Canada. This is an opportunity...
- Saskatchewan Significantly Expanding Opportunities For Health Care TrainingSaskatchewan is dramatically increasing educational opportunities for Saskatchewan students and young adults interested in health careers. An immediate initial investment of more than $5.5 million...
- Government Announces $44 Million In New Grants For Child Care FacilitiesThe Governments of Saskatchewan and Canada announce three new, one-time grants to support regulated early learning and child care centres and homes across the province. The $44 million investment...
- Additional Funding Creates New Emergency Shelter SpacesFollowing an additional $1.7 million investment from the Government of Saskatchewan in November 2022, new temporary emergency shelter spaces were created across the province to ensure people in...
- More Than $500,000 Invested Toward 15 New Municipal Projects To Strengthen CommunitiesToday, Government Relations Minister Don McMorris announced 15 new municipal projects that will receive a combined provincial investment of more than $500,000 under the Targeted Sector Support...