Amid provincial COVID-19 modeling stoking fears, and calls for increased restrictions, Scot Moe has issued a statement pushing back- asserting that the province has no plans to issue further restrictions. The Premier rallied around the Saskatchewan Party usage of real time data from across Canada to make government decisions – as opposed to reliance on […]
Hospitalizations continue to climb for another day in the province of Saskatchewan, on a positive note so do provincial recovery numbers. The province now has 215 hospitalized cases of COVID-19, including 23 people in the ICU. Saskatchewan reported 1158 new cases, and currently has close to 12,000 active cases in the province. Among the new […]
The January 21st, 2022 showdown between the Brandon Wheat Kings and the Regina Pats has been cancelled. The Brandon Wheat Kings had all on and off ice activities put on pause after players exhibited symptoms and tested positive for COVID-19. The game was originally slated to be broadcast on TSN as part of the CHL […]
Jon Ganshorn and his daughter Lily have spent the last 4 years hunting for fossils at home in Saskatchewan and abroad. It’s a passion that Ganshorn says was sparked during the summer of 2018 near Diefenbaker Saskatchewan. “It was my daughter Lily that found our very first fossil during our summer vacation. We knew we […]
Saskatchewan is seeing more cases and more hospitalizations as Dr. Shahab says the Omicron peak is still about 4 weeks away. The province now has 190 hospitalized cases of COVID-19, including 21 people in the ICU. Case count wise – the province reported 1223 new cases, and currently has an active case count of more […]
New case numbers and hospitalizations continue to climb in the province with the provincial hotspots for new COVID-19 cases continuing to be Saskatoon and Regina respectively. The province now has 189 hospitalized cases of COVID-19, including 18 people in the ICU. This number marks the highest numbers the province has seen since November. Case count […]
The Regina Public School Division announced that all high schools will be moving to remote learning from January 20th to 24th inclusive. The move to remote learning is being made to ensure teachers will be available for finals without disruption due to illness or self-isolation, to minimize student exposure to COVID-19, and to allow the […]
On December 25th of 2021 the SLGA computer network was targeted in a cyber attack. Upon learning of the incident the SLGA quickly took steps to secure it’s system and mitigate the impact on data. An independent cyber security expert has been retained by the SLGA and an investigation is being conducted. The initial results […]
A social media campaign to honour the late Betty White has had a huge impact at the Regina Humane Society. At the end of 2021 the world lost the trail blazing comedian and beloved television star Betty White just shy of her 100th birthday a milestone that White would have marked today. White’s love for […]
COVID-19 numbers across the province are reaching staggering new heights. New case numbers and hospitalizations are climbing, and the provincial test positivity rate is more than 40%. The highest it has been in the last 675 days of the COVID-19 pandemic. The province now has 167 hospitalized cases of COVID-19, including 13 people in the […]
