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An Onion Lake man charged after allegedly taking police on a pursuit in an incident where an RCMP vehicle rolled was denied bail. Michael Patrick Hill, 23, had a bail hearing in Sherwood Park Provincial Court on March 17.

The opposition New Democrats and the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation are calling on Premier Scott Moe to expand rapid testing and immediately deploy rapid tests to schools experiencing outbreaks in communities across the province.

A Meota man charged with killing his wife made his first court appearance March 19. Michael MacKay, 39, appeared by telephone in North Battleford Provincial Court.

Saskatchewan has moved into the second phase of its vaccination program sooner than anticipated. On March 18 the Government of Saskatchewan officially announced the launch of phase two of the vaccination program.

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Regina – For the most part, the Ministry of Health has stuck to the strategy of distributing the COVID-19 vaccine first by those living in long-term care and personal care homes, and then by age.

An Edmonton man charged in connection to the murder of Tiki Laverdiere will stand trial in Battleford Court of Queen’s Bench in January 2023.

Here are highlights from the latest COVID-19 news conference in Regina featuring health minister Paul Merriman, Sask. Health Authority CEO Scott Livingstone, and the province’s chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab.

Vaccines Reported An additional 5,430 doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been given in Saskatchewan, bringing the total number of vaccines administered in the province to 118,195.