The Saskatchewan Health Association issuing a public warning today about the possible transmission of Hepatitis A at a Tim Horton’s restaurant in Emerald Park. The risk of transmission is low says the SHA – but as a precautionary measure anyone who has been through the emerald park Tim Horton’s between January 27th and February 10th […]
Drums and an honor song followed a pipe ceremony this morning on the Keeseekoose First Nation. What would follow – the stories of children. Children who never made their way home. Children taken from their families. Children that until now have not been acknowledged. “Seeing your kid leave your house in the morning time, not […]
Blowing snow could still be an issue on Saskatchewan roads on Tuesday, but the winds are not expected to be as heavy as originally expected. Shannon Moodie from Environment Canada says that winds are expected to shift at some point on Tuesday afternoon from the southeast to the northeast, gusting between 30 km/h- 50 km/h. […]
Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 passport requirement officially came to an end at 12:01 am Monday morning. When making the announcement last week, Premier Scott Moe said now is the time for people to go back and living their lives as normal. The Premier said the vaccine passport did help with the increase of the intake of the […]
The Premier of Saskatchewan’s stance on freedom rally protestors blocking trade routes and overtaking Ottawa is being questioned by some today. In an interview with CBC last night – Premier Scott Moe was asked if he supported the trucker convoy occupation of bridges and roadways across the country. “It’s certainly going to get everyone’s attention […]
A shattered window left a Regina business owner unsure if she wanted to pick up the pieces, however, an influx of community support changed her mind. Aimee Schulhauser, the owner of Tangerine, discovered on Monday morning that a rock had been thrown through her businesses window, smashing it and leaving other damage in the process. […]
Saskatchewan’s provincial parks are offering up special programs and camping discounts to make embracing winters at home in the province easier than ever. Winter camping in Saskatchewan is a truly unique experience, and this family week Saskatchewan Parks is offering a buy one get one free special for camping between February 18th and 27th. During […]
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is ending the vaccination pass program effective February 14th, 2022. The announcement was made during a press conference where the Premier sat alongside Chief Medical Health Officer for the province Saquib Shahab. “Don’t lose a friend or family member to this virus,” advises the Premier – stating that vaccination pass has […]
A big change was made within the City of Regina last night. Chris Holden was fired as City Manager after a special Council meeting. Mayor Sandra Masters says with new projects beginning to develop within the city over the next year, new leadership was needed. “Really to have someone come in a year from now, […]
One Regina company has been receiving numerous death threats after towing a vehicle involved in the “Freedom Rally” over the weekend. The owner of the company wished for the name of their organization to not be publicized due to a fear for the safety of their employees. “We have been receiving threats all through the […]
