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The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) is issuing an urgent call for unprecedented measures to address the state of crisis unfolding in several provinces.

The Crown is proceeding by indictment against two men accused of discharging a firearm in a home on Onion Lake Cree Nation last weekend.

A man accused of an armed robbery in the border city of Lloydminster will remain in custody while he waits for his trial. Rocky Wuttunee, 20, had a show cause hearing in Lloydminster Provincial Court on the Saskatchewan side on April 15.

COVID-19 Immunization Alert Effective April 16: Vaccine Eligibility Moves to 48 Years and Older; Regina Drive-Thru Changes to 46-54 ONLY; Drive-Thru and Walk-In Schedule Thursday, April 15, 2021 in News Release ​Effective April 16, 2021 the Saskatche

Saulteaux First Nation one of the recipients

Effective 1:00pm, April 15, 2021 the Saskatchewan Health Authority has changed eligibility for drive-thru and walk-in immunization clinics to ages 51-54 ONLY, with the exception of the Regina drive-thru, where eligibility remains 47-54.

Vaccines Reported An additional 7,956 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 315,405.

It has been announced by the board of North West Terminal Ltd. of Unity that shareholders are receiving a dividend of $0.15 per share.

NIPAWIN — Fundraising efforts are expected to begin shortly, following the Saskatchewan Health Authority approving the build of a heliport adjacent to the Nipawin Hospital.

NIPAWIN, TISDALE — The towns of Nipawin and Tisdale have signed a mutual aid agreement to use their resources to assist each other in the event of a disaster.