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Time has passed and Saskatchewan continues to see impressive numbers on the COVID-19 front. With these positive numbers, the province released their new plan to reopen Saskatchewan in the coming weeks and months. This is exciting.

As of April 23, Saskatchewan has five new cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 331. The total number of cases includes one presumptive positive case. Fifty-seven of the 331 cases, or 17 per cent, are considered active.

An Edmonton couple arrested by Maidstone RCMP on weapons and drug charges were released after appearing in Lloydminster Provincial Court.

The province's plan to reopen business and services has five phases. Only two have dates set. Businesses will be expected to follow physical and social distancing guidelines, and take steps to limit the spread of COVID-19.

Premier Scott Moe and Saskatchewan's Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab unveiled the long-awaited Re-Open Saskatchewan plan on Thursday, which will begin with Phase One on May 4.

Premier Scott Moe announced Thursday the province’s plan to reopen Saskatchewan which is set to begin May 4.

Premier Scott Moe announced the province’s plan to reopen Saskatchewan which is set to begin May 4. Re-Open Saskatchewan presented on Thursday, is made up of five phases.

Saskatchewan lawyers are concerned about the growing backlog of cases in court because of reduced court services during the COVID-19 pandemic.

WAKAW — The grace period is over for speeders at the Highway 2 and 41 intersection near Wakaw.

RCMP are reporting there are investigating two incidents that happened late last night. At approximately 10:30 p.m. on April 22, RCMP were called to a business on the 11000 block of Railway Avenue East in North Battleford.