Author Archives: Taylor MacPherson

8:30 - Health Canada has approved the Pfizer vaccine for children 12 and over in Canada, and Saskatchewan will announce its plan for children and vaccinations this afternoon. Microbiologist Dr. Joseph...

8:30 - Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe unveiled our province's "re-opening roadmap" Tuesday, aiming to lift restrictions in three stages with each pegged to a different vaccination goal. Moe joins Gorm...

8:30 - Derek Miller, the Saskatchewan Health Authority's chief of emergency operations is here to discuss the vaccination numbers for this week, what the ICU situation looks like in the province and v...

Gormley, Monday, May 3, 2021 8:30 - Students will be back in classrooms today, but the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation is continuing to call for online learning and increased COVID-19 measures, even...

8:30 - A lot more people in Saskatchewan are eligible for the COVID vaccine today, with the age for appointment booking falling to 40 and several groups of high-risk workers becoming eligible. Today a...

8:30 - Bill C-10, a bill which aims to strengthen the Canadian content system by regulating streaming services like Netflix, was amended last week to include regulation over social media as well. Many...

8:30 - Saskatchewan is making some big changes to vaccine eligibility, with those 42+ able to make vaccine appointments today and those 40+ becoming eligible Friday. Premier Moe joins Gormley to discu...

8:30 - The Saskatchewan Health Authority's Scott Livingstone told Gormley last week the province's health-care system is facing "a dire situation" due to the virus. As of Monday, there are 187 COVID p...

Gormley, Monday, April 26, 2021 8:30 - Microbiologist Dr. Joseph Blondeau joins Gormley to discuss some of the latest research on COVID-19, including why those who have been vaccinated still need to f...

8:30 - Vaccine appointments are filling up fast in Saskatchewan, and the SHA is working to prepare pharmacies to deliver vaccines. Meanwhile, visitation restrictions at care homes are set to relax nex...