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Sask. boosts power line funding

Sask. boosts power line funding

Extra funding is only confirmed for this year
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USask research on concussion may lead to new treatment possibilities

USask research on concussion may lead to new treatment possibilities

Research: Concussion recovery times longer than thought
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SHA asking positive individuals to notify their own contacts

SHA asking positive individuals to notify their own contacts

Saskatchewan Health Authority says personally notifying close contacts is a valuable action people can take to reduce the spread of COVID-19
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All Sask. homes must have CO and smoke alarms by July 1, 2022

All Sask. homes must have CO and smoke alarms by July 1, 2022

Between 2018 and 2020, an average of 1,200 CO incidents were reported annually to SaskEnergy
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USask聽expects increase in enrolment

USask聽expects increase in enrolment

USask is headed toward its聽seventh聽straight year of聽planned聽enrolment growth
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Expect traffic delays on the highways

Expect traffic delays on the highways

A weekly construction update on the Highway Hotline provides Saskatchewan residents with the latest details on current projects
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M茅tis citizens encouraged to get vaccinated

M茅tis citizens encouraged to get vaccinated

This is Your聽Shot incentive program offers prizes for fully vaccinated Saskatchewan M茅tis citizens
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Funding increased to Kids Help Phone to support student mental health

Funding increased to Kids Help Phone to support student mental health

鈥淪tudent mental health is always incredibly important, and even more so this week as students return to school.鈥� - Education Minister Dustin Duncan.
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SJHL to require vaccination for players, staff, officials, volunteers

SJHL to require vaccination for players, staff, officials, volunteers

Players, coaches, staff, officials and volunteers who interact regularly with players will have to be fully vaccinated by Oct. 15.
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Deschambault Lake calls COVID-19 outbreak, 50 active cases, variant of concern confirmed

Deschambault Lake calls COVID-19 outbreak, 50 active cases, variant of concern confirmed

A second community in northern Saskatchewan is the site of a COVID-19 outbreak. This time, it's Deschambault Lake.
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