Regina’s incumbent mayor says he doesn’t want to see more province-wide restrictions put in place due to COVID-19. Michael Fougere says he is encouraging residents to stay safe this Halloween weekend to avoid a spike in COVID numbers in Regina. This would be to avoid restrictions like the ones being placed on Saskatoon bars and […]
Another case of COVID-19 has been reported from the St. Kateri Tekakwitha school in Harbour Landing. The Regina Catholic School Division has closed one classroom in an abundance of caution and families connected to the impacted classroom have been notified. The school division says public health will be contacting families believed to be exposed to […]
The Saskatchewan Health Authority has announced more potential COVID-19 exposures across Saskatchewan. COVID-19 patients visited the following businesses while likely infectious during the listed times: Estevan October 15 Michael’s Bakery, King Street, 12:45 to 1 p.m. Walmart, 413 Kensington Avenue, 5 to 5:15 p.m. Eddie Websters, 122 Fourth Street, 6 to 8 p.m. Lloydminster October 13 Lloyd Mall […]
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is warning the public about potential COVID-19 exposures in several communities around Saskatchewan in recent days. COVID-19 patients visited the following businesses while likely infectious: Candle Lake October 17: C and S Service, 12 noon to 3 p.m. Esterhazy (dates and times updated from October 19 PSA)* October 3, Underground Fitness, […]
The new president of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association is a livestock producer from Caron, about 100 kilometers west of Regina. Kelcy Elford says producers have been hit hard this year. He points to meatpacking plant shut-downs and a backlog in processing cattle during the coronavirus. He says the backlog is slowly being cleared. Elford […]
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is alerting the public of possible COVID-19 exposures in three of Saskatchewan’s major cities. An exposure occurs when a person who tests positive for COVID-19 visits a business or place while likely infectious with the virus. The exposures took place at the following places and times: Prince Albert • October 2 […]
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is issuing a public health alert after several businesses across the province have been highlighted as potential spots of COVID-19 exposure. The SHA says COVID-19 patients visited these businesses while likely infectious: Esterhazy · October 6 – A&W, 1301 Park Street from 10:00am to 11:00am Grayson · October 6 – Ottenbreit’s […]
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government has been working around the clock with the provinces to get COVID-19 rapid test kits to the front line. Trudeau also says more steps are being made to safeguard seniors. “Soon, more Canadian Red Cross support will be deployed to a number of long-term care facilities,” Trudeau […]
Hockey is returning to Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan Hockey Association General Manager Kelly McClintock says hockey games will start in November. “It’s going to be within leagues, and so the maximum amount of teams that can be in a grouping is six, so if you’re a league of six, you’re fine,” McClintock said. “We’ve got to suggest […]
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are announcing more details in relation to the job cuts made last week in response to COVID-19. President and CEO Craig Reynolds joined 620 CKRM’s the Sportscage Friday, and says last week was a very difficult time for the organization. “We had to go through a process in September of really planning […]
