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The Government of Saskatchewan released a full eligibility schedule for second doses of COVID-19 vaccine through the end of July. 9

The Saskatchewan government announced Tuesday it will start vaccinating students in high schools and elementary schools across the province in June. 9

The Regina Police Service says four people have died as a result of apparent drug overdoses in the city in three days.

May 18 has been declared “Fred Sasakamoose Day” by the province and City of Saskatoon to celebrate the Indigenous hockey trailblazer. 2

As a wildfire still rages on the edge of Prince Albert, those forced to flee face uncertainty. 4

Saskatchewan reported 129 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday and three additional deaths. 9

The Saskatchewan government may suspend driver’s licenses, garnish wages or withhold GST rebates and tax returns from those with unpaid fines related to the public health order. 2

A Regina family is still searching for answers nearly one year after their 10-year-old son died at Regina’s General Hospital.

Saskatchewan farmers are showing their support for Bill C-208, which recently passed its third reading in Canada’s House of Commons. The bill, which was introduced by Manitoba Conservative MP Larry Maguire, will make it more affordable for producers to sell their farms to a family member, instead of selling it to a non-family member.

Saskatchewan summer camps are working to reinvent the way they operate under the province’s COVID-19 guidelines.

The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is calling for the immediate release of two women who have been in prison for murder for almost three decades.

An 11-year-old girl was struck by a vehicle while crossing the street on Tuesday morning, according to Regina Police.

COVID-19 vaccination eligibility in Saskatchewan has dropped to include residents 16-years and older as of Tuesday morning. 9

A wildfire that prompted the City of Prince Albert to declare a local state of emergency has crept closer to the city. 5

Canada has marked 25,000 COVID-19 deaths more than a year after the pandemic began. 13

The daughter of an Alberta woman who died from rare blood clots after a dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine is now left with few supports as details surrounding a promised federal vaccine injury compensation fund remain sparse. 2

The Prince Albert RCMP officer charged in the death of 26-year-old Braden Herman left work in full uniform wearing his duty belt on the day of the alleged offence. 1

Saskatoon's airport is now offering fee-based COVID-19 testing. 1

Eateries in the Queen City are looking forward to welcoming customers back for in-person dining after a seven-week closure. 9

A University of Regina student who is living in his hometown of Jerusalem during the pandemic has been watching up close as the tensions between Israelis and Palestinians increase. 1

Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned Britons to be cautious and some of the scientists advising him say restrictions might need to be reimposed quickly because of a worrying variant first detected in India. 8

Conditions are dry across the province, but the fire season ahead is looking typical. 2

The advisory against travel in and out of the Regina area has been lifted, the province said Monday. 9

COVID-19 vaccine doses are available to all residents of Saskatchewan, whether or not they have a Saskatchewan health card. 9

A Saskatchewan man who brutally attacked a woman and set her on fire has been denied parole. 3

The City of Regina is aiming to open the newly renovated Maple Leaf pool on June 14. 1

The Saskatchewan government recorded 178 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, along with 293 recoveries and two additional deaths. 9

A Regina man is facing several gun-related charges after an incident on Sunday evening.

A Saskatchewan man who brutally attacked a woman and set her on fire has been denied parole. 3

Saskatchewan residents are the most hesitant among all Canadians about getting a COVID-19 vaccine, according to a Angus Reid Institute survey. 1

A Regina family wants to help educate others about the original meaning of a well-known religious symbol, after police were called to their home. 1

Second doses of COVID-19 vaccines will be available for Saskatchewan residents over 85 years-old and those who had their first dose before February 15, on Monday. 9

With the May long weekend coming up, the provincial parks system is gearing up for a busy few days with an influx of first-time campers expected. 2

A report released last week looks at the actual monetary cost of Canada's theft and commodification of Indigenous lands, as well as the ways that Canada perpetuates poverty for Indigenous people through policies and court decisions. 1

Regina restaurants are permitted to reopen for in-person dining. 1