Organizations in Regina severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic have the chance of receiving help financially thanks to a digital innovation firm. TRG Digital is offering to donate up to 10 thousand dollars every week to a business or non-profit that has been affected by COVID-19 through their Business Relief Program. Shawn Rizvi with TRG […]
Restaurants are getting set to open up at 50 percent capacity as phase 3 of the Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan starts June 8th. One local favourite doing their part to open up is O’Hanlons Irish Pub, who was forced to close in mid-March due to the COVID-19 pandemic. General Manager Andrew Shanks says they’ll delay their […]
Business closures and event cancellations, caused by COVID-19 have taken quite the toll on downtown Regina, but there’s optimism that it will get back to normal after the pandemic. Executive Director of the Regina Downtown Business Improvement District (RDBID), Judith Veresuk, says she’s hoping that, as more businesses begin to reopen and restrictions are lifted, […]
An eleventh person has died from COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. The person was from the North and in their 70s. The province has also confirmed one new case in Regina, bringing the provincial total to 646. Two more people have recovered, bringing that total from 582. Saskatchewan’s active case count stands at 53. There are currently […]
Several historic sites in Saskatchewan run by Parks Canada open up on Monday including Fort Walsh, Batoche and the Motherwell Homestead. Parks Canada’s Scott Whiting says due to COVID-19, the experience won’t be like what it should be, but it is still a chance to enjoy the outdoors and the scenery that each attraction provides. […]
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning residents of possible COVID-19 transmission after a person who tested positive visited the North Battleford Walmart on May 21st. The individual was likely infectious when he entered the store. The SHA is asking anyone who was at Walmart between 12 pm and 2 pm on May 21st, to self-isolate […]
There are only 55 active cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan marking the lowest number since March 22 which was just days after the province issued a state of emergency. On Saturday, four new confirmed cases were announced by the province. Three of the cases are in the Far North and one is in Regina. It […]
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is ending the outbreak declared at the Lloydminster Hospital. The outbreak was declared April 29 after the province announced a cluster of 13 COVID-19 cases at the hospital including five healthcare workers. Dr. Mandiangu Nsungu, Medical Health Officer, has declared the outbreak over after the standard 28 day period has passed […]
Whether or not we see a CFL season this season is still anyone’s guess. Many ideas have been thrown around including hub cities like what the NHL plans on doing with Regina being mentioned. Premier Scott Moe says he is all in favour of it if it can happen. “Yes, we would consider it.” Moe […]
This is the time of year where many are feeling the effects of seasonal allergies. With COVID-19 still on the minds of many, some are wondering if what might be allergies could in fact be the virus that they have. Natasha Kolman is a pharmacist at the Pharmasave location on University Park Drive in Regina. […]
