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Outbreak declared in Thompson hospital ward

(EDITOR’S NOTE: Dates listed refer to publication dates and not to dates of the events.) August 17, 1977 – Sgt.

Thompson/Mystery Lake health district sees active cases jump from 52 to 69

At the annual antler measuring held by River Ridge Fish and Game in Canora on December 4, Brad Thompson of Canora entered this set of moose antlers which made the Henry Kelsey record book.

Now at 107 dead; 245 new cases reported Friday

The Canora/Sturgis RCMP responded to 36 calls during the week of December 3 to December 10, some of which included: one traffic accident, six traffic offences, one municipal bylaw, three impaired drivers, eight other provincial statutes, two other cr

This may feel like a Christmas present to some 900 additional priority health-care workers who have been invited to book COVID-19 immunization appointments next week. Premier Brian Pallister has just confirmed today, Dec.

The Spencers work from home, only leave for essential errands, and in the spring, shrunk their family of four’s bubble. They’ve done everything right and followed all the provincially mandated rules — but they still contracted COVID-19.

The Métis Nation Government of Saskatchewan (MN–S) is rolling out emergency COVID-19 support for Métis communities and citizens in need.

This winter, Saskatchewan Provincial Parks are offering a variety of safe, outdoor activities to enjoy. “The holidays are a special time to celebrate family traditions and make new memories,” Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Laura Ross said.