The spread of COVID-19 continues to surge rapidly, with tens of thousands of new cases and thousands of additional deaths forecasted in the coming weeks.
If the numbers don’t start trending down, the province may be looking at tighter public health measures, according to the Chief Medical Health Officer.
Canada will be experiencing a 'temporary' delay in Pfizer vaccine shipments due to the pharmaceutical giant's expansion plans at its European manufacturing facility, Procurement Minister Anita Anand announced Friday.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says clinics established to offer the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine are now full, and won’t be taking more appointments until more doses of the vaccine arrive.
SaskPower has provided an update on the ongoing efforts to restore power to Saskatchewan communities, after a forceful winter storm knocked out service in various parts of the province.
An Associated Press review of public records, social media posts and videos shows at least 21 current or former members of the U.S. military or law enforcement have been identified as being at or near the Capitol riot, with more than a dozen others under investigation but not yet named.
Now that the House has impeached U.S. President Donald Trump for the second time, Speaker Nancy Pelosi must figure out the best strategy for arguing the case before the Senate.
Matt Dunstone and Sherry Anderson will represent Saskatchewan at the Curling National Championships taking place in Calgary, CurlSask announced Thursday.
Regina’s Warren Woods, who has covered the CFL and curling for decades, contracted the virus in November and has been in hospital for more than a month.
While the pandemic has forced a lot of us to look for new ways to entertain ourselves, an Indian Head couple decided to use their love of curling to create a rink right in their backyard.
While many might be welcoming the milder temperatures, there are large concerns of drought in the months ahead, especially for producers in southeastern Saskatchewan.
The Canadian National Railway is reminding residents to practice caution near rail crossings in their community as winter driving conditions continue through the season.
The federal and provincial governments announced Tuesday morning Saskatchewan’s Agriculture Development Fund will receive an investment of $9.8 million.
An Ontario MPP who sent Premier Doug Ford a two-page letter calling the provincial lockdown "deadlier than COVID" has been kicked out of caucus for his "irresponsible" comments.
Quebec public health officials said Thursday that provincial advisors have recommended a prolonged COVID-19 vaccination schedule of up to 90 days between the first and second dose -- more than double what a national advisory committee recommended a day earlier.
The spread of COVID-19 continues to surge rapidly, with tens of thousands of new cases and thousands of additional deaths forecasted in the coming weeks.
Canada will be experiencing a 'temporary' delay in Pfizer vaccine shipments due to the pharmaceutical giant's expansion plans at its European manufacturing facility, Procurement Minister Anita Anand announced Friday.
An Ontario woman, who recently travelled to the U.K. for endometriosis surgery after Canadian doctors dismissed her condition for years, has started a fund to help others in similar situations seek care abroad.
An Ontario MPP who sent Premier Doug Ford a two-page letter calling the provincial lockdown "deadlier than COVID" has been kicked out of caucus for his "irresponsible" comments.
As new variants of the novel coronavirus pop up around the globe, a team from the World Health Organization is back where it all began -- in the Chinese city of Wuhan, where the pandemic first started more than a year ago.
An Associated Press review of public records, social media posts and videos shows at least 21 current or former members of the U.S. military or law enforcement have been identified as being at or near the Capitol riot, with more than a dozen others under investigation but not yet named.
In his final days in office, U.S. President Donald Trump has found the parts of the job he loved replaced by cold legal warnings, forced video addresses and a shrinking circle of downtrodden aides, all anxiously wondering what life will be like after noon on January 20.
The Ontario Fertility Program has helped cover the cost of fertility services for more than 60,000 people over the last five years, but there are concerns that not enough is being done by employers to help cover other costs.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, giving a rare insight into his future plans, said he wanted to serve Canadians for a number of years to come, and shied away from saying who he thought should succeed him.
