Today SaskTel announced plans to assist customers during the global COVID-19 pandemic by waiving all data overage charges for SaskTel Wireless (postpaid and prepaid) and fusion Internet customers who will…
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Today, Premier Scott Moe, Health Minister Jim Reiter and Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab announced new measures to limit the spread of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. The Chief Medical…
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Saskatchewan Ministry of Health has confirmed Saskatchewan’s second presumptive case of COVID-19. The resident is in their 60s with travel from Oregon state in the U.S. The test was conducted…
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As part of our commitment to safety and growth, the Government of Saskatchewan is upgrading Highway 5. “Our Growth Plan is designed to increase exports and support sectors, such as…
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February’s Traffic Safety Spotlight is focused on distracted driving – just as fines are set to increase Feb. 1, 2020. “Distracted driving is a serious safety concern in our province,…
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Today the Federal Government legalized the sale of cannabis edibles, extracts and topicals. As a result of timelines outlined in the Cannabis Regulations, edibles, extracts and topicals are not expected…
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Saskatchewan’s annual summer free fishing weekend is just around the corner. On July 13 and 14, residents and visitors to the province are welcome to fish in any of Saskatchewan’s…
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Saskatchewan Health Authority Advises of Measles Case Reported in Province
by guestby guestThe Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) has confirmed a case of measles in Yorkton, Saskatchewan in a returning traveler who had recently flown into the Regina airport on June 9, 2019…
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Construction on twinning and passing lanes continues on Highway 7 between Saskatoon and the Alberta border. “Highway 7 is a major economic corridor for our province, connecting communities such as…
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Changes to maternity, parental, adoption and interpersonal violence leaves, as well as a newly introduced critically ill adult leave, are now part of Saskatchewan’s employment laws. Bill 153 introduced changes…