The Saskatchewan Hockey Association has announced a “training phase” for their return-to-hockey plan as a pause continues on teams playing in tournaments and games. Kelly McKlintock with the SHA admitted they are not sure when teams will be able to play games against opponents, but says this phase allows teams to hold tryouts and practices […]
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning the public of possible COVID-19 transmission at the Turtleford SARCAN. Transmission was possible between August 4th and August 6th. Although the risk of transmission to the general public is presently considered low, we are advising members of the public who visited the following location to self-monitor for symptoms of […]
Masks will be mandatory at all University of Regina campuses starting September 1st. The move was announced by the school on social media. Before the mandate came in, students, faculty, and staff were asked to only visit campuses when absolutely necessary and to wear a mask while doing so. According to the U of R, […]
Premier Scott Moe announced that the start of the 2020-21 school year will be delayed, as well as an additional $40 million in funding for necessary resources for the province’s back-to-school plan. Premier Moe made the announcement in a video posted to his Facebook page. In the video, Moe said school divisions would provide details […]
There are 25 new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan, bringing the total to 1,566 total cases. The new cases are located in the North West (17), Saskatoon (2) and South Central (6) zones. Twenty-three of the 25 new cases and 123 of 189 active cases are in communal living settings. One more person […]
There will be a few different policies that students will have to keep in mind when they return to Luther College High School this fall. The school’s president Dr. Marc Jerry mentioned they are looking at implementing the use of masks, equipping classrooms with desk shields and other tactics to adhere to the province’s COVID-19 […]
There is still a tremendous sense of anxiety amongst Saskatchewan’s teachers about what is going to happen when classes resume in just a couple of weeks time. Saying inadequate measures are in place, some are talking about not working because of safety issues they face with options being looked at to reinforce their stance. Saskatchewan […]
There are 30 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, bringing the provincial total to 1,541. Of the new cases, 23 are in the South West, 6 are in the South Central, and 1 is in the North Central. All the new cases are in communal living settings. 22 more people have recovered from the virus, […]
The Saskatchewan NDP is calling on the provincial government to change its back-to-school plan, in order to protect students and staff, and help the province’s economic recovery. NDP Finance Critic Trent Wotherspoon says that in order to keep the economy moving forward, schools need to reopen safely. “If the Sask. Party fails the test to […]
As many people expected the U.S border is going to remain closed to all non-essential traffic until at least September 21st. Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says they made the decision for the health and safety of Canadians. Restrictions have been in place since March 21st.
