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Drivers in Saskatchewan could be paying less for vehicle insurance next year. The Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel is recommending that the provincial government approve an overall rate decrease of 1.3 ...

A fully vaccinated Regina woman is having trouble proving her vaccination status because eHealth does not recognize her chosen name after marriage. When Genna Rodriguez was married about a decade ago,...

Pfizer has asked Health Canada to approve its vaccine for use in children aged five to 11, but some parents are still not sure they'll get their kids immunized. According to a recent survey by Angus R...

Five more Saskatchewan residents have died as a result of COVID-19, pushing the total for October over the 100 mark. As of Wednesday, 103 people have died due to COVID in the province this month. That...

Pandemic benefits rolled out by the federal government are set to expire Saturday, but the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce wants them to remain in place for a while longer. CEO Steve McLellan joined ...

Some COVID-19 ICU patients are getting moved to Ontario to ease the impact on the health-care system, but an infectious disease doctor at Regina's General Hospital says it isn't making things any easi...

The Saskatchewan government has opted to extend public health measures requiring people to wear a mask at indoor public spaces and to continue isolating after testing positive for COVID-19. Masks were...

More Saskatchewan residents will become eligible to get COVID-19 boosters on Monday. In a media release Tuesday, the provincial government said the booster program would be expanded from the groups th...

Active cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan dropped again Tuesday, but the province continues to lead the nation in active case rate. There were 495 recoveries, 271 new cases and eight deaths reported, l...

It might sound like a time warp back to the summer of 2020, but Saskatchewan's top doctor is once again giving the people of Saskatchewan advice about the safety of gatherings and COVID-19. "While tod...