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The SHA underwent a process to temporarily convert 12 community hospitals to Alternate Level of Care (ALC) sites in May, to help build the capacity for any potential surges in COVID-19 cases.

Government House Leader Jeremy Harrison and Opposition House Leader Cathy Sproule announced on May 26 that they’ve agreed to a modified arrangement for the Legislative Assembly to meet starting in June.

The Government of Saskatchewan proclaimed May 24-30 as Saskatchewan Tourism Week.

Saskatchewan had two new confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 634 on May 25. One new case was in the Far North and the other was located in the North. Of the 634 cases, 81 were considered active.

The NDP criticized the Sask. Party on Monday for issuing what they called a blank cheque special warrant of $56 million and continued their call to resume legislative business to table a full budget.

While CFIB recognizes and supports the need for many special measures to respond to the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, including paid sick time, there are serious concerns that need to be fully considered prior to any introduction of permanent paid

In the interest of the safety and security of their customers, SaskTel brought forward a number of protections their customers can use to shield their intelligence from hackers and phishers.

People are searching for new ways to spend their time during the pandemic, so many are turning to trails as a healthy and fun way to get some exercise and adventure.

Saskatchewan’s largest and longest running gaming expo held in Moose Jaw was cancelled this summer due to ongoing pandemic restrictions. The event had originally been scheduled to run from July 11-13, 2020 at the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre.

The pandemic and restriction measures have brought many residents and businesses in the Southwest a huge amount of stress. I continue to hear from too many small business owners in our riding who are unsure if they will make it through this crisis.