Highlights

Parents going back to work in early May as part of the re-opening plan will now able to access government childcare set up in March due to the pandemic

Gwen Boivin remembers having to stay inside during the Dirty Thirities in Saskatchewan, and she compared some of those hardships to the experience of the pandemic isolation happening now

Saskatchewan will begin lifting service closures as early as May 4, as announced in the provincial government's five-phase plan

“It’s a pretty good way to show how students are not just there for academics, but for other things too.”

Family stress can go through the roof when managing social isolation or pandemic anxiety

Saskatchewan has seen only one new case of COVID-19 today, and four more recoveries

Local public health nutritionist Melanie Warken has some tips to help get the most out of your spread-out grocery tips, as pandemic measures remain in place indefinitely

Total of 305 cases now found in province with 82 considered active

Beginning Wednesday, healthcare staff and physicians at all provincial facilities will undergo daily COVID-19 checks before entering any hospitals, care homes, or primary care sites

"It'll hopefully just click in that they don't necessarily need to reach out their hand to shake hands or just be mindful [to] cough in their sleeves because [people are] immuno-suppressed," said Marie Lerminiaux