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A Regina man is warning against complacency after several members of his family came down with COVID-19 and his father passed away from the virus. 1

Concentrations of a specific metal, used for maintenance by the Co-op Refinery, was found to be “above provincial reportable standards” in Regina’s wastewater. 1

Saskatchewan reported two new cases of COVID-19 on Friday.

Harmony Builders has had its membership suspended by the Regina Homebuilders Association after nine years in good standing. 1

Several Canadian athlete’s university careers came to an abrupt end after U Sports announced it would uphold a rule that prevents players over the age of 25 from participating. 1

Outgoing Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer said the recent discovery of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s involvement with the WE Charity is reminiscent of another scandal involving the Liberal Party leader. 1

To quote the late Bill Paxton in the wonderful weather movie Twister... "Why can't we spend a normal day together?!" 1

The NHL remains on course to resume its pandemic-delayed season north of the 49th parallel later this summer, and now has the labour peace needed to ride out the unprecedented economic storm brought on by COVID-19. 10

The province’s chief medical health officer reminded people to practice safety as new data shows people are coming in contact with others more often. 2

The Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) says it has reached a deal with the federal government to compensate 140,000 public service workers over Phoenix pay system related damages.

A person who was working at the Canadian Brewhouse Stonebridge location in Saskatoon has tested positive for COVID-19, the Saskatchewan Health Authority says.

A male inmate died at the Regina Correctional Centre on Thursday morning.

Saskatchewan saw an increase of over 30,000 jobs as the province’s economy reopened.

A Regina high school basketball player has committed to stay in the Queen City following a more-difficult-than-usual recruiting cycle. 1

Saskatchewan reported five new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, bringing the provincial total to 813. 3

A local artist has turned someone else’s trash into treasure for a Regina youth organization. 1

The province of Saskatchewan announced guidelines for the safe use of provincial camping spaces, live performances, rodeos, conference centres and food vendors on Thursday.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority says a person who tested COVID-19 positive visited several locations in Lloydminsyter between June 27 and July 5, while they were likely infectious.

According to SaskGaming’s annual report released Wednesday, it estimates it lost between $5.2 million and $5.8 million in revenue over the 15-day span. 1

Members of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's family were paid a total of nearly $300,000 over the last four years to speak at WE Charity events. 24

As COVID-19 restrictions continue to lift in Saskatchewan, casinos and bingo halls are ready to open Thursday.

Last year saw the lowest number of fatalities ever reported on Saskatchewan roads, according to SGI’s 2019-20 report.

Insolvent beverage retailer DavidsTea is closing 82 stores in Canada and exiting the U.S. market as it focuses on its e-commerce business and supplying grocery stores and pharmacies.

Evan Penner says he was using a garden hose to cool off on a hot day just before he was approached by a Saskatoon police officer. 6

While the wet weather was welcome in the southern part of the province, farmers up north have experienced some flood damage.

Authorities were searching the waters of a Southern California lake Thursday for 'Glee' star Naya Rivera a day after her 4-year-old son was found alone on a rented boat. 4

Approximately 50 kg of cocaine was seized during an RCMP traffic stop on Highway 11 near Davidson, on July 3.

Access to a Saskatchewan woman’s farm is blocked after a train derailed in front of her property Tuesday evening. 1

SARCAN said it has paid out an average of $1.8 million to customers per week, since reopening to the public on June 15. 1

Residents would also be allowed to vote in person if they choose to do so.

Saskatchewan reported two new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday.

Conditions will be ripe for mosquitoes for the next few months after a rainy, wet spring, University of Saskatchewan entomologist Sean Prager says. 1

The Grand Slam of Curling announced it is delaying the start of it’s season until April, due to the threat of COVID-19.

SaskTel wasn’t immune to the effects of COVID-19, according to its 2019-20 financial report released on Wednesday. 1

The federal deficit is projected to hit $343.2 billion this fiscal year, due in large part to massive economic aid and stimulus plans—that are on-par with Second World War level spending— that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has rolled out in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. 16