A person from the south zone has died after testing positive for COVID-19, marking the province’s 55th death related to the virus. Another 283 new COVID-19 cases were reported on Friday, bringing Saskatchewan’s active case count to 4,116.
A Saskatchewan parent has built the ultimate backyard rink, turning his shed into a small hockey arena, so his children could stay active during the winter.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority announced it will launch the next phase of its COVID-19 surge plan, in order to manage the anticipate surge in patients over the next few weeks.
Canadian Pacific Railway says an investigation is underway following the release of a video showing one of the company's trains running over dozens of pronghorn antelope in southwestern Saskatchewan.
An Indigenous nursing home in northern Ontario has come up with some unique activities to keep its residents safe and entertained during the pandemic after a devastating year for long-term care facilities.
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney took aim at those questioning the reality of COVID-19 and refusing to wear masks during a Facebook live stream on Thursday night.
Premier Brian Pallister has a strong message for Manitobans disrespecting public health orders and is telling people to celebrate the holidays differently this year.
Twenty-two current and former staff of a Regina non-profit have written an open letter calling for change, to what staff call a “culture of abuse and silence” in the workplace.
The City of Yorkton, in collaboration with the Yorkton Business District and the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce, is encouraging residents to get in the holiday spirit.
An “angel donor” donated the remaining $2 million Kaysen Martin needed to receive the therapy drug Zolgensma to treat the disease that affects the muscles used for lung support, swallowing, and crawling.
Three people -- including the gunman’s common-law partner -- have been charged with providing ammunition to the Nova Scotia man responsible for Canada’s worst mass murder.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and other political leaders of all levels will be waiting their turn to receive a COVID-19 vaccine like most other Canadians.
After setting new records for daily and active cases and hospitalizations multiple times this week, Alberta broke yet another COVID-19 milestone on Friday.
Despite the changes and hardships the pandemic has brought this year, many Canadians are still getting into the festive spirit as the holiday season approaches. This year’s most-wanted gifts, aside from the always popular toys and electronics, show how the pandemic has changed consumers’ needs and wants.
Theatres already struggling with COVID-19 shutdowns face an even tougher landscape going into 2021 after one of the biggest Hollywood studios revealed that it plans to stream a year’s worth of films online.
Cannabis shops are opening up in First Nations communities across Canada, even as First Nations leaders -- like those in British Columbia -- have been trying to launch discussions with provinces on ways Indigenous communities can also participate in the cannabis business.
Travellers are allowed to leave Canada before their mandatory 14-day quarantine period ends as long as they remain in quarantine for their entire stay, but foreign nationals could be denied entry if they plan to stay for less than 14 days, PHAC says.
A group of current and former Black federal workers has filed a class-action lawsuit against the federal government, alleging systemic discrimination in how it hired and promoted thousands of public servants for nearly half a century.
