Coronavirus (COVID-19) Provincial News

The Government of Saskatchewan announced Friday they will be re-purposing child-care facilities in schools in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, starting March 23.

A young wife and mother is one of the slightly over 60 million people who live in Italy who have been placed under strict quarantine. Katherine Pezone, who goes by Caterina, lives in Pozzuoli, a town in the city of Naples.

The COVID-19 coronavirus forced the Warm Welcome Kitchen to end its season early, but the kitchen’s organizers have found a new initiative to support.

Henders Drugs is modifying their operation in the care capacity to address the spread of the virus. Effective March 19, the pharmacy strongly requests that any customers who don’t feel well call in instead of coming into the drugstore.

Three upcoming events hosted by the Yorkton Exhibition Association will be either cancelled or postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The growing concerns around the spread of COVID-19, and the relevant measures taken by the governments, have put an extra burden on local retailers. Since last Friday Estevan grocery stores experienced extra traffic and increased sales.

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations has declared a state of emergency because of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan. In a statement, FSIN chief Bobby Cameron outlined the gravity of the situation faced by First Nations in the province.

The Government of Saskatchewan announced Wednesday they are declaring a state of emergency amid the continuously growing number of positive tests for COVID-19. Premier Scott Moe, along with chief medical officer Dr.

Estevan’s mayor is reminding the public of steps that need to be taken as the city wrestles with the challenges associated with the COVID-19 coronavirus, while trying to ease concerns that many have.

As people are stocking up on food amid concerns over COVID-19 they are reminded to maybe buy a can or two extra for the Salvation Army Food Bank in Yorkton.