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The Regina Early Learning Centre (ELC) is one of many organizations in Regina that has had to abruptly change the way they deliver their services because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new online program, eTick, has expanded into Saskatchewan, allowing University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers and the province’s Ministry of Health to efficiently monitor ticks and inform residents of potential health risks.

Oil and gas companies around the globe could not have braced for what is now a reality for many.

Health Minister Jim Reiter was joined by chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab to announce 23 more positive cases of COVID-19 in northern Saskatchewan, along with an outbreak in a Prince Albert Hospital.

Ten in hospital, two more recoveries

MUENSTER — Just because the St. Peter’s Chorus can’t get together physically doesn’t mean they can’t sing for the world. After seeing videos of a few virtual choirs online, Manny Lefebvre, the chorus’ tech guru, was inspired to try it himself.

There were four new cases of COVID-19 detected in Manitoba May 1, according to provincial officials. None of those cases were located in the Northern Health Region (NHR). Only three cases have been detected in the NHR since the outbreak began.

The Government of Saskatchewan is providing $1 million to support a province-wide marketing campaign to encourage Saskatchewan residents to support local businesses and their employees.

A 28-year-old Kindersley woman charged with second-degree murder in connection to the death of her infant daughter made another court appearance in Saskatoon Provincial Court. Teenie Rose Steer, 28, charged with the Sept.

The Government of Saskatchewan is reminding residents that provincial park campsite reservations begin Monday May 4, with a camping start date of June 1.