SaskPower has approved its final selection of customer projects for its Power Generation Partner Program (PGPP) The Crown Corporation has accepted 12 projects that will generate and sell power back to SaskPower. Ten of the projects will add 10 MW of solar power to the grid, with two more adding 2.5 MW of carbon-neutral flare […]
Canadian scientist Dr. Frederic Banting and his research team discovered insulin back in 1921 but Diabetes Canada says we can’t wait another hundred years to see an end to this disease. Vice-president of science and policy, Dr. Seema Nagpal, says there is promising research happening in Canada for a cure and for managing diabetes. What […]
Regina Police are asking for information that may assist in an assault investigation. On Saturday night, just before 7:00 pm, responded to the 2000 block of Park Street, just off Victoria Avenue, for a report of an assault. Five men in a white/grey 2010 Honda Civic, pulled up to a 22-year-old woman who was on […]
A positive case of COVID-19 has been found at Dr. A.E. Perry School. All close contacts have been notified, and affected students will begin remote learning and will not return to school until February 10th. Letters will be sent to all families on Monday.
A woman has been given a $2,800 ticket for not following COVID-19 protocols after a protest in Regina Saturday afternoon. According to Police, approximately 50-60 people attended the protest. They say the event was peaceful and no arrests were made. As of January 27, 2021, there were 17 tickets issued by the Regina Police Service […]
There were 148 COVID-19 vaccine doses administered yesterday in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 35,239. As of January 30, 108 per cent of the doses received have been administered. The doses were administered in the following zones: Far North Central (21), Saskatoon (66), Central East (22) and North […]
A co-owner of Mr. D’s Stats Cocktails and Dreams says she feels targeted after receiving a $14,000 ticket for not following public health orders. Mia Danakas-Weinkauf is speaking out after the encounters she had with Saskatchewan Health Authority officials, who she says gave mixed messages. “I don’t understand what we did wrong, everyone was wearing […]
The Canada Revenue Agency advises that if you received one of the federal government’s benefits related to COVID-19 last year, you may have to pay some of it back in taxes. Saskatchewan spokesperson, Joanne De Waal, says no tax was withheld for CERB, which is the Canada Emergency Recovery Benefit, or from the Emergency Student […]
Positive cases of COVID-19 have been found at two Regina Schools. One case was discovered at Sacred Heart Community School. Out of caution, the classroom has been closed. Those students will begin remote learning and all other classrooms will remain open. Two unrelated cases were found at Dr. Martin Leboldus High School. All close contacts […]
A positive COVID-19 case has been discovered at École Connaught Community School. Close contacts have been notified and close contacts will begin remote learning and not return to the school until February 10th. Letters will be sent to all families on Monday.
