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Conexus announced on Monday, March 23 about a reduction in hours of operation.

Premier Scott Moe and chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab announced Wednesday, March 25 there were 14 new cases of COVID-19 in the province. The government also limited public and private gatherings to no more than 10.

The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) has launched a dedicated, toll-free phone line for people who have general questions about the COVID-19 pandemic that are not health-specific, according to an announcement made on March 25.

With community transmission now confirmed in Saskatchewan, NDP Leader Ryan Meili is calling on the province to put an immediate moratorium on evictions in Saskatchewan to ensure no one loses their home.

Canada announced the implementation of an Emergency Care Benefit on Wednesday, March 18 where affected workers can receive up to $900 bi-weekly, for up to 15 weeks.

Saskatchewan had up to 72 confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday, March 24. The Saskatchewan Health Authority estimated the province could see 9,000-15,000 deaths from COVID-19 as the tolls continue to rise.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority greatly appreciates the public interest in donating supplies to help their point-of-care providers during this unprecedented interval.

The Nature Conservancy of Canada announced the establishment of a priority conservation site at Buffalo Pound, located 134.8 kilometres north of Assiniboia.

It is time for big decisions from governments of all sizes and stripes in Canada. One week of workplace hemorrhaging from COVID-19 has punched a sinkhole into the economy, with a half-million Canadians into employment insurance.

Saskatchewan had 14 new, confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the total to 66 reported cases on March 23. Sixty-five cases had been confirmed with a single presumptive positive case.