Opinion

The government should be commended on aspects of their COVID-19 response. Premier Scott Moe announced the province’s plan to reopen Saskatchewan on Thursday, April 23.

In times of crisis, Saskatchewanians have proven themselves to be strong and resilient – never failing in their determination, their focus on community and their willingness to do their part.

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.

It’s time to declare high-speed internet an essential service, thus closing the gaps in rural, northern and Indigenous connectivity exposed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Cheers: Cheers to the medical staff at St. Joseph's Hospital who go over and above to care for patients. Whether it's over the phone or in person, they are always there to help. Cheers to the Hospital Heroes ad that has been running each week.

While living through this current pandemic, for me, and I’m sure for many of you, it’s the waiting and the not knowing that’s the hardest part. Reading the Scriptures this morning I realized that the disciples faced a similar dilemma.

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To the Editor: April 28 th is the National Day of Mourning to remember workers who have been injured or killed on the job. Last year in Saskatchewan, 36 workers died due to workplace injuries or occupational disease.