Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

There are now 289 cases in the province

With the threat of COVID-19, assisted living centers and care homes for senior citizens across the country have had to go on lockdown for the safety of their residents and patients, which is better for their physical health, but has left a lot of peo

Saskatchewan has seven new cases, along with 21 recoveries

A letter from the Lynbrook Golf Board of Directors to club members

The office remains opens, but you will need to phone ahead before the police can determine how to assist you

'One of the challenges that not only we face as a municipality, but also the province is facing, is the restrictions being put in place right now are to help those that are most vulnerable. In this situation, this can create a knock-on effect where others in our community can become vulnerable,' said Mayor Fraser Tolmie

Uncertainty of season start sees Moose Jaw and District Minor Girls Fastball make contingency plans

The provincial government is rolling out a $50 million support program for small- and medium-sized businesses suffering financially from COVID-19 closures

City council has locked out the local media from personally attending its April 13 meeting even though the provincial government has said media is an essential service during the pandemic

Saskatchewan performed over 1,000 tests in the last 24 hours, the largest amount of test processed in a day as of yet, and is reporting seven more confirmed cases of COVID-19