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There are 20 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan to report on June 21, bringing the provincial total to 746. Eighteen of the new cases are in the South region and two are in the Far North region.

Statement by the Canadian Medical Association: CMA recognizes that systemic racism and structural inequities exist within the health system and society. We have a collective responsibility to change this, now more than ever.

The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, issued the following statement today on National Indigenous Peoples Day: "On National Indigenous Peoples Day – and throughout National Indigenous History Month – we celebrate the unique heritage, cultures, art, and

New research by scientists at the University of Regina’s Institute of Environmental Change and Society shows that global warming is increasing levels of toxic algae detrimental to human health.

While the provincial government said outdoor swimming pools can be open to be public, some pools in the region are uncertain if they reopen this year at all.

Cumberland MLA Doyle Vermette is “at a loss” after Bill No. 618 — the Saskatchewan Strategy for Suicide Prevention Act — was voted down on Friday.

EAST CENTRAL — While the provincial government said outdoor swimming pools can be open to be public, some pools in the region are uncertain if they reopen this year at all.

There are 11 new cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan to report on June 20, bringing the provincial total to 726.

Researchers are looking toward Herschel Island, the northernmost point of Yukon, to understand how coastal erosion is contributing to the release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

INDIAN HEAD, Sask. — You can’t really miss seeing them when you drive across the Prairies — straight rows of dense, dark-green trees, positioned as if someone had thrown up a tall, thick wall in the middle of a field.