WorkSafe Saskatchewan is holding a virtual psychological health and safety in the workplace learning event Thursday. One of the presentations is hosted by Mary Ann Baynton, who will lead a session titled “Stress, Work and a Pandemic. Baynton says she used a unique way to come up with her presentation topic. “We surveyed the WorkSafe […]
Regina Public Schools are informing the public of COVID-19 cases found at one High School and one Elementary School in their system. The Saskatchewan health Authority has informed the public school division of several COVID-19 cases being traced back to Campbell Collegiate. The affected students, including close contacts, will not be allowed to return to […]
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is a young organization with almost three years under its belt and over nine months of dealing with the pandemic. CEO Scott Livingstone told the SHA board this week that with the number of cases of COVID-19 surging, it’s critical for employee morale to look at what has been accomplished. In […]
The provincial government has announced 175 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan Tuesday. 70 of the new cases were located in Regina, while 28 were found in Saskatoon, 14 in the north west zone, 13 in the far north east. Other zones to report cases included the central west (nine), the far north central (five), […]
Two players at Canada’s World Junior Hockey selection camp have tested positive for COVID-19. This has led to the postponement of the third Red and White intrasquad game that was scheduled for Tuesday. The two players have been quarantined at the team’s hotel in Red Deer, Alberta. All camp activities scheduled for Tuesday have been […]
Regina Public Schools say COVID-19 cases have been found in students at three schools Monday. First, a student at Walker school in Regina’s west end has tested positive. Students in the affected classroom will begin remote learning until December 3rd. A student at Campbell Collegiate has also tested positive, prompting the closure of one classroom. […]
OTTAWA — Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says the Liberals will deliver a long-awaited update on the health of federal finances on Nov. 30. She made the announcement today in the House of Commons. The Liberals had promised an update this fall on the federal deficit as part of a document that could also include the […]
Regina’s new city council gets sworn in Monday night at Henry Baker Hall. The swearing in will have some changes this year due to COVID-19, but newly-elected mayor Sandra Masters and all 10 councilors will be on hand to swear their oaths in front of a small group of people. Masks, sanitization and social distancing […]
The Regina Public School Board has closed Thomson Community School after a number of COVID-19 cases have been traced back to the school. It’s not known if the cases are coming from staff or students. Remote learning will begin on Thursday for students. The school board has reached out to all of the families connected […]
Gladys McDonald School is closed until November 13th after another case of COVID-19 has been traced back to the school. In this instance, it is not known whether the case came from a student or staff member. Remote learning will begin on Tuesday, and in-person classes are set to resume on Monday, November 16th. Any […]
