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2 new COVID-19 deaths, 325 more cases in Sask.

Two more people from Saskatchewan have died after testing positive for COVID-19, the province reported Monday. There are 325 new cases. 1

November was worst month of pandemic for Sask.

By the end of November, Saskatchewan numbers have spiked with the province recording 5,421 new cases and 22 deaths, including 10 in the last five days. 1

Patrick Thauberger was last seen on Sept. 3, 1997.

1st degree murder charge laid against brother of Regina man missing since 1997

A 78-year old Regina man has been charged with first-degree murder for the 1997 disappearance of his brother. 2

Sask. throne speech puts COVID-19 fight at forefront, highlights campaign commitments

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Sask. Legislative Building fire protections

Fall sitting with new Sask. Legislative Assembly begins Monday

The first session with the newly elected Legislative Assembly will begin on Monday, Nov. 30.

125 new cases of COVID-19 confirmed in Saskatoon area, active case count rises to 1,318

The Saskatoon area had a total 1,318 active cases as of Monday afternoon, according to the Saskatchewan government.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has announced there is a heightened risk people may have been exposed to COVID-19 if they attended a number of curling events in Regina.

Large number of COVID-19 cases linked to curling events in Regina

The Saskatchewan Health Authority has announced there is a heightened risk that people may have been exposed to COVID-19 if they attended a number of curling events in Regina.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe speaks with the media on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Tuesday November 12, 2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld

Premier Moe calling for feds to procure more vaccines

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is calling on the federal government to procure additional vaccines that can be ready to be administered in the initial round of immunizations, a move he says in part would alleviate a lot of the 'difficult decisions' premiers are having to make about closures and restrictions.

Henry Sitter, 7, has his head shaved by his uncle Dustin Smith on Sunday. Smith was diagnosed with testicular cancer last December. (Courtesy: Amy Sitter)

'Because of my uncle Dustin': Regina boy shaves head to support Movember, raises more than $2,000

A Regina boy has raised more than $2,000 for the Movember Foundation, despite not quite being old enough to grow a moustache.

Sask. reports 351 new cases of COVID-19, 115 in hospital

The Saskatchewan government has announced 351 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the number of active cases to 3,605.

COVID-19 cases reported at six Regina schools

The Regina public and catholic school boards are reporting individual COVID-19 cases at five schools in the city.

Sask. reports 1 more COVID-19 death, 197 new cases

Another Saskatchewan resident has died after testing positive for COVID-19. The province also reported 197 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday, bringing active cases to 3,322.

Canadian Rangers watch a Griffon helicopter land near a camp near York Sound, Nunavut, Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2014. (Adrian Wyld / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

Canadian Rangers deployed to COVID-19 response in Sask. First Nation

About 20 Canadian Rangers from the 4th Canadian Ranger Patrol Group were deployed Saturday to the Hatchet Lake Denesuline First Nation to help local officials in COVID-19 relief efforts.

Bar Willow Eatery put tents on their patio, to increase their dining capacity and give people a comfortable place to eat. (Stefanie Davis/CTV News)

'Feeling a bit defeated': City permits put further strain on Regina restaurant

The owners of Bar Willow Eatery are facing a new struggle as they attempt to overcome pandemic obstacles after the requirement for city permits shut down their newly created outdoor winter space. 1

COVID-19 cases identified at Regina's Ecole Elsie Mironuck School, Dr. L.M. Hanna School

A class has been closed at Ecole Elsie Mironuck School after an individual tested positive for COVID-19.

The Street Culture Project building is seen in this image. (Cally Stephanow/CTV News)

'These men were waiting for us to grow up': Open letter to The Street Culture Project calls for action against 'culture' of abuse and silence

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. 1

Sask. Health Authority issues COVID-19 exposure warning for curling rinks in Christopher Lake, Shellbrook

A person or persons attended Lakeland Curling Club in Christopher Lake and Richardson Pioneer Recreation Centre in Shellbrook this month while infectious, the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) says.

This 2020 electron microscope image made available by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows the spherical particles of the new coronavirus, colorized blue, from the first U.S. case of COVID-19. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Hannah A. Bullock, Azaibi Tamin/CDC via AP)

COVID-19 claims life of young boy in Manitoba

Officials in Manitoba say a young boy is among the 10 new COVID-19-related deaths recorded in the province on Saturday.

Major-General Dany Fortin is seen in this undated photo from the Department of National Defence. (Source: DNC)

Meet the military general in charge of Canada's mass COVID-19 vaccination effort

His name is Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin. He comes with nearly 30 years of military experience, but now he's in for a mission like no other: overseeing the herculean logistical effort to see vaccines make their way across the country and into the arms of millions of Canadians in 2021. 46

Police officers were called in to disperse large crowds at Calgary's Chinook Centre on Friday evening, the same day that the provincial government's capacity limits came into effect. (File)

Calgary mall swamped with shoppers, police called in

Police officers were called in to help disperse a crowd of "unruly customers" at Calgary's Chinook Centre Friday evening, CTV News has learned. 1

A nurse in protective gear administers a coronavirus test in Omaha, Neb., Wednesday, July 8, 2020. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik)

Sask. reports 4 more COVID-19 deaths, 329 new cases

Four more Saskatchewan people who tested positive for COVID-19 have died. The province also reported 329 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, bringing Saskatchewan active case total to 3,263.

Sask. launching rapid testing pilot programs in efforts to expand capacity

Testing and contact tracing are the key parts of the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s offensive strategy against COVID-19. 1

Harold Hague is pictured in this photo from the CTV News Archives.

Regina businessman, veteran Harold Hague dies

World War II veteran and Regina business pioneer Harold Hague has died. 1

People take part in a climate change protest in Montreal, Saturday, Nov. 21, 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues in Canada and around the world. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes

Instead of your carbon footprint, this is how you can really help reduce greenhouse gas emissions

While riding the bus and using less plastic are commendable, climate activists say there are other, more impactful ways Canadians can do their part to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe at a press conference at the Legislative Building in Regina on Tuesday Oct. 27, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Michael Bell

Scott Moe tests negative for COVID-19 after potential exposure

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has tested negative for COVID-19, after being potentially exposed to the virus last week.

A four-square-kilometre pice of ice is shown drifting last week after it separated from the Ward Hunt Ice Shelf. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sam Soja

Scientists urge permanent protection of Last Ice Area in Canada's High Arctic

Scientists and Inuit groups are calling for stronger protections for Canada's northernmost waters as the so-called Last Ice Area rapidly lives up to its name.

Group activities, organizations adapting to new COVID-19 restrictions

Businesses and organizations in Saskatchewan are adapting to new restrictions, after the new COVID-19 measures came into effect on Friday. 1

Sask. recreational hockey adjusts amid COVID-19

COVID-19 cases confirmed in several Regina, Saskatoon hockey teams

The Saskatchewan government has declared new outbreaks in several hockey teams, including three in Regina.

Yorkton man brings awareness to triggers for those dealing with addiction

A man recovering from addiction is trying to raise awareness for those with substance abuse disorder. 1

Sask. escalates response to COVID-19 as ICU capacity nears 100%

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is heightening its response to COVID-19 after reporting ICU capacity is nearing 100 per cent in the province. 2

COVID-19 outbreaks at Regina corrections, Pioneer Village, several Sask. hockey teams

The Saskatchewan government has declared new outbreaks in Regina at the Paul Dojak Centre, Regina Correctional Centre and Pioneer Village.

Here's an updated look at Sask.'s revenue, expenses, debt

The Saskatchewan government showed how fiscal projections for the year have changed in this years Mid-Year Report. 1

An employee is pictured at the Roy Romanow Provincial Lab. (Marc Smith / CTV News Regina)

3 deaths related to COVID-19 in Sask., 299 new cases reported

Saskatchewan reported 299 new COVID-19 cases and three more deaths on Thursday. 2

Classroom closed at St. Kateri Tekakwitha School after COVID-19 diagnosis

A classroom and a bus have been shut down at St. Kateri Takakwitha School after a person at the school tested positive for COVID-19.

Hockey parents, officials frustrated after suspension of Sask. sports

On Friday, hockey teams in Saskatchewan will not be permitted to play games and engage in competition. 1

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