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Outbreak continues with 90 cases reported

723 received vaccinations Wednesday

Regina– The Feb. 2 Crown land sale for petroleum and natural gas rights was yet another one of the lowest over the last decade, generating $251,672 in revenue for the province of Saskatchewan.

As I type this, my bathroom doesn’t exist. To be clearer, the actual room where my bathroom is located exists. There’s even a toilet in there, which I can use in the evening.

The Board of Directors of Yorkton Crush Girls Softball has announced plans for spring play, conditional of course, on restrictions in the area.

Marty Sveinbjornson has taken the reigns as the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce’s new president for 2021.

Increases workplace safety and encourages economic growth

Saskatchewan may finally be getting tougher in some aspects of COVID-19 fight. Some still questions whether it’s really necessary.

Regina– Outbreaks of COVID-19 at privately-administered long-term care facilities has the New Democratic Party (NDP) calling for essentially nationalizing five long-term care homes within Saskatchewan.

The Rhythm 'n Ribs fundraiser for the Health Foundation of East Central Saskatchewan is off the summer schedule for 2021. "We can't go ahead," said Ross Fisher the Executive Director of the Foundation.