Yorkton This Week

Melfort, Regina – There is an increasing level of radicalization within Saskatchewan with regards to perception of the COVID-19 pandemic, with some people calling the pandemic a farce and not a big deal.

Though the Trudeau Liberals promised an “ambitious green agenda” ahead of the throne speech, the vision for the coming months unveiled Wednesday focused more on COVID-19 and its economic fallout.

It was harvest day at the Farming for Health Project, a fundraising effort by The Health Foundation.

Melfort – On Sept 21, Premier Scott Moe announced a new $15 million “Urgent Care Centre” for Saskatoon while Health Minister Jim Reiter announced a similar $15 million facility for Regina.

There are six new cases of COVID-19 to report in Saskatchewan on September 23, bringing the total to 1,830 reported cases. The new cases are located in the Saskatoon (2), Central West (1) and Regina (3) zones.

Regina, Melfort – How will the COVID-19 pandemic and the government’s response to it, including budgetary, factor into the coming election? That question was posed to both NDP Leader, Leader of the Opposition Ryan Meili, and Sask Party Leader, Premie

Dear Editor: RE: Speech from the Throne As Canadians adapt to life alongside COVID-19, governments are hyper-focussed on one thing: recovery.

Orano Canada confirmed on Sunday that an employee at the McClean Lake uranium mill in northern Saskatchewan has tested positive for COVID-19.

You know a provincial election is on the horizon when the government of the day in Regina goes into overdrive in pumping out press releases about all the good things they are doing just before heading into the election run where government press rele

SaskTel has announced plans to increase its investment in the Government of Saskatchewan’s Wireless Saskatchewan initiative by more than $70 million.