Provincial News

The Department of Defence says the problem relates to a device that sets the timing for the deployment of the parachute during the ejection sequence.

The SHA and U of S terminated Dr. Francis Christian as a surgeon and professor of surgery for speaking out against giving the COVID vaccine to children

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. — A Prince Albert, Sask., woman has narrowly escaped serious injury after falling asleep between a set of train tracks.

As of July 1 mandatory, early family dispute resolution will extend across the entire province, with options such as collaborative law services, family law arbitration, family mediation, and parent co-ordination. 

Restrictions on parking now lifted at Regina General Hospital as of Saturday, as anomalies turn out to be structural debris and old building materials.

NDP leadership races in Saskatchewan have run the range from tight contests that went multiple ballots, to one race that ended in acclamation.

REGINA — Saskatchewan will soon be reporting COVID-19 data once a month, shifting away from its current weekly report. The government says it is moving toward a monthly schedule as the rate of COVID-19 infection falls.

The weekly report will shift to monthly updates after next week.

REGINA — The head of a sexual assault centre is condemning comments made by a Saskatchewan judge, saying he wouldn't have used the same language if the complainants were men.

At the legislature, NDP education critic Matt Love calls on Premier Moe and Education Minister Duncan to stop blaming school divisions, increase education funding.