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The Government of Saskatchewan reported two COVID-19-related deaths on Friday, along with 207 new cases and 125 recoveries.

No positive COVID-19 cases were detected in the first round of testing at the Western Hockey League East Division Hub in Regina.

The Nēwo Yōtina Friendship Centre will operate the site from its facility at 11th Avenue and Osler Street. 1

Team Dunstone is hoping they can end a 41-year losing streak for Saskatchewan at the Tim Hortons Brier, as they prepare for the 2021 tournament. 1

A Regina judge is being asked to delay the legal proceedings of some Humboldt Broncos bus crash victims’ families to allow for a decision on the certification of a class-action lawsuit. 1

The City of Regina released its proposed budget for 2021 Friday. The city said the proposed budget prioritizes roads, recreation and community well-being. 1

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday that Pfizer-BioNTech has agreed to move up a portion of its vaccines scheduled for the summer, with an additional 1.5 million doses arriving in March. 30

Métis Nation–Saskatchewan (MN-S) says it will provide funding to the North Battleford Lighthouse Supported Living emergency shelter.

The MacNutt Community Centre is getting a new roof after decades of hockey, curling and gatherings. 1

While public health measures to help limit the spread of COVID-19 have made some Canadians feel lonely or isolated, experts say these restrictions have had the opposite effect on others, leaving families and couples who live and work in the same space with little time for themselves.

Swift Current RCMP are investigating after a woman was found dead in an apartment complex.

An Alberta pastor will remain in jail after losing an appeal of his bail conditions on Friday morning. 1

A north Regina home was damaged after a fire broke out early on Friday morning, according to the Regina Fire & Protective Services

So far, 2021 has been a bit of a rollercoaster temperature-wise. The year started with a mild January followed by a frigid February across the province, and in true thrill-ride fashion, March is leaving those cold temperatures behind as warm air floods into the province. 1

The first one-shot COVID-19 vaccine from Johnson & Johnson has been authorized by Health Canada, making it the fourth vaccine that can be administered to Canadians. 30

Saskatchewan will extend the interval between the first and second COVID-19 doses, following new advice from a national panel of medical experts, Premier Scott Moe said on Thursday. 3

Walter Gretzky, the ultimate Canadian hockey dad who taught and nurtured the Great One, has died. He was 82. 7

Four people have died of suspected drug overdoses in Regina since Feb. 14, leading to a renewed warning from the province's coroner. 1

The Regina Pats are preparing for the season to get under way next week, after arriving in the Western Hockey League's East Division Hub on the weekend. 1

Canada spent $24 million on the hundreds of thousands of vaccines the country received in January, according to newly released estimates of trade data from Statistics Canada, arare look into the cost of the immunization effort. 30

Saskatchewan recorded 169 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday, along with two deaths and 168 recoveries. 3

Canada's municipalities are asking the federal government to include $7 billion in its upcoming budget for cities and housing providers to buy disused properties and quickly turn them into affordable housing.

The latest phase of relaxed restrictions is officially in effect across all Manitoba health regions.

Adam Taniskishayinew plead guilty to manslaughter in the death of Denny Jimmy, Court of Queen's Bench confirmed to CTV News on Thursday morning. 1

The Calgary Flames have rehired the coach that brought the organization its greatest playoff success since winning the 1989 Stanley Cup. 3

Police are investigating after a man’s death in Milden.

According to the Saskatchewan Realtors Association, the median sale price of a home in the province has gone up 2.6 per cent since last February. 1

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is offering some information to help residents understand when they’ve received a call related contact racing and test results from the province.

Saskatchewan Provincial Parks are gearing up for camping season with the launch of reservation bookings next month. 1

Saskatchewan's Opposition leader says Premier Scott Moe deliberately misled voters with his promise to balance the budget by 2024.

With a decision about return to play approval on the horizon, SJHL players are ready for some certainty after almost 12 months of navigating restrictions, pauses and cancellations. 2

Saskatchewan will see a boost to its COVID-19 vaccine supply this month. The province is slated to receive more doses in March than it’s received in total since the vaccine rollout began.

Canada's chief medical adviser says her department is constantly receiving and reviewing any data on vaccines and COVID-19 variants and will be ready to quickly authorize needed boosters when they're available. 12

For more than three months, private indoor gatherings in Saskatchewan have been limited to members of your immediate household. 1

Canada's recent move to offer permanent residency to more foreigners living and working in the country is a short-term solution to the economic problems spurred by a pandemic-related immigration slowdown, analysts say.