Burnout reaches new levels for Sask. health-care workers: psychiatrist
As the province moves to ease pressure on hospitals through patient transfers and federal help, healthcare workers say they're experiencing a new level of burnout.
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5 COVID-19 deaths, 231 new cases reported in Sask.
The Government of Saskatchewan reported 231 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, along with five deaths.
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Girl, 9, escapes attempted abduction; police searching for suspect
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While province is expecting a shipment of 2.6 million rapid antigen tests this week, many residents are still waiting to get their hands on the at-home kits.
Sask. to send 6 ICU patients to Ont., asks federal government for support
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will address the province’s ICU capacity Monday morning following a record-breaking weekend for COVID-19 patients in the ICU.
SHA to assume operation of Sask. Extendicare long-term care homes
The Saskatchewan Health Authority announced it will be taking over full responsibility of Extendicare’s five long-term care homes in the province.
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Yorkton Terriers forced play game in two arenas after poor ice conditions
The Yorkton Terriers hosted the Weyburn Redwings on Tuesday night, but poor ice conditions forced the contest to be held in two different arenas.
Yorkton Flour Mill selected for two provincial awards
After nine years of working to restore the Yorkton Flour Mill, the Yorkton Historic Mill Society has been selected for two awards by Heritage Saskatchewan.
Southern Sask. communities sign agreement with Montana tourism organization to increase cross-border travel
A group of Saskatchewan towns has partnered with Montana’s Missouri River Country tourism organization to promote cross-border tourism in both areas.
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Earlier this year, a Vancouver city councillor openly handed out hard drugs, but she was never charged by police.
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