Regina public, Catholic schools extend remote learning to May 3
Regina public and Catholic schools have extended remote learning to May 3.
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Spurred by COVID-19 pandemic, Sask. aims to improve virtual care
The Ministry of Health and eHealth Saskatchewan are planning to enhance virtual health care services, the province says in a news release.
Sask. premier, health minister reject invitation to tour Regina ICU
Saskatchewan premier and health minister have rejected invitations to tour a COVID-19 intensive care unit in Regina.
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Canada's border restrictions to remain in place another month, at least
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The federal government unveiled its long-awaited spring budget on Monday, with a focus on navigating taxpayers out of the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and embarking on the long road to economic recovery, with specific attention paid to the most vulnerable.
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After contracting COVID-19, Sask. teacher wants educators vaccinated
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26 delegations speak on conversion therapy to Regina committee
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'If an opportunity presents itself, that'll make my year': Regina Pats' forward looking to extend career beyond the WHL
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Opposition leaders debate changes to Liberal budget
Federal opposition leaders are criticizing the Liberal government's first budget in two years for omitting pharmacare and failing to provide a bigger boost to old age security or provincial health-care transfers.
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Sask. bar shut down for 'multitude of offences' under COVID-19 guidelines
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Sask. 'actively reviewing' lowering AstraZeneca eligibility to those age 40 and older
The Saskatchewan government says it is “actively reviewing” lowering the age eligibility for the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to make the shot available for those age 40 and older.
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Sask. 'actively reviewing' lowering AstraZeneca eligibility to those age 40 and older
The Saskatchewan government says it is “actively reviewing” lowering the age eligibility for the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine to make the shot available for those age 40 and older.
'I don't drink and I don't smoke': 103 year-old woman shares her secrets to living a long life
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ICU doctor urges Sask. premier to keep COVID-19 restrictions in place
A Saskatchewan ICU doctor is urging Premier Scott Moe to keep COVID-19 restrictions in place, as case numbers and hospitalizations continue to rise.
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Sask. TikTok creator flipping the script on Indigenous stereotypes
A man from the Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation is turning Indigenous stereotypes on their head to create comedy content on TikTok.
Mekayla Bali's mom holding out hope 5 years after disappearance
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Yorkton-Melville MP's bill on sex-selective abortion to be debated in House of Commons
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The upcoming health order restricting travel between B.C.'s health authority regions has a lot of people wondering just how it will be enforced.
Five people from Ontario charged for failing to self-isolate within an hour of arriving on P.E.I.
Police in Summerside, P.E.I. have charged five people for failing to follow public health orders, after their vehicle was spotted in a Walmart parking lot less than an hour after they arrived in the province from Ontario.
Alberta wildlife expert 'infuriated' by coverage of hiker's grizzly encounter
An Alberta wildlife and conservation expert said it’s unlikely that a hiker who was rescued following a grizzly bear encounter at Waterton Lakes National Park was ever in danger, and over-reacted out of his own fear.
UBC student's car with Ontario plates vandalized, note says 'go home'
A UBC student is urging others to think twice before judging a car and its driver based on its licence plates after a note was left on the vehicle, telling the woman to go back to Ontario.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland joined millions of generation X Canadians trying to nab a vaccine appointment at a pharmacy Tuesday.
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Quebec's secularism law, Bill 21, has been upheld by the province's Superior Court, except for certain sections, including provisions affecting English school boards.
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As parts of Western Canada were hit with snow last week, cold weather is now expected to move into southern Ontario and parts of Quebec.
Don Martin: It's time for adult supervision or a premier replacement in Doug Ford's Ontario
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One of Ontario's top scientific advisers says he considered quitting after latest COVID-19 restrictions
A top scientific adviser to the Ontario government says he considered stepping down after the newest round of public health measures were announced by the province.
EU regulator finds link between J&J shot and blood clots
Experts at the agency that regulates drugs for the European Union said Tuesday that they found a 'possible link' between the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine and very rare blood clots after a small number of cases were reported in the United States, but they confirmed the vaccine's benefits still outweighed the very small risks of recipients developing the unusual clots.
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