by MBC News | Apr 23, 2020
As the province continues to see low numbers of new COVID-19 cases and more recoveries, Premier Scott Moe will begin to ease restrictions starting May 4 to help boost the economy. Moe has unveiled his five phase strategy, targeting low risk activities in the first two...
by MBC News | Apr 22, 2020
It remains unclear how under control a recent COVID-19 outbreak in the northwestern Saskatchewan community of La Loche actually is. Late last week, the Saskatchewan Health Authority said there was a coronavirus outbreak in the community after reporting four positive...
by MBC News | Apr 22, 2020
Gordon Denny Community School students are able to purchase nutritional snacks starting this week. Parents and guardians can go to Giant Tiger in La Ronge to purchase food from Wednesday to Saturday. The school is providing up to $50 for each student. Gordon Denny is...
by MBC News | Apr 22, 2020
While being a new mother can be challenging enough all on its own, being a new mother during an international health pandemic further compounds these difficulties. Hailey Cross gave birth to her daughter on Feb. 20. Less than a month later, Saskatchewan declared a...
by MBC News | Apr 22, 2020
The SJHL playoffs came to a grinding halt in March as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The playoffs will continue, but in a virtual capacity, as the league will simulate post-season games using the video game NHL 2020 on PS4. “The motivation for this venture...
by MBC News | Apr 22, 2020
The Saskatoon Tribal Council plans to expand its COVID-19 meal program to about 500 households next week thanks to the help of a number community partners. The Saskatoon Co-op, Saskatoon Public Schools and Dakota Dunes Community Development Corporation are just a few...
