Betty-Lynn Nylen, 70, was physically and mentally exhausted from excruciating knee pain. “To not even be able to perform your activities of daily living or have everything that you do impacted by pain …... Read more »
Data from Statistics Canada and confirmation from the Saskatchewan government indicate the province might have undercounted COVID-19 deaths in 2021. It’s the result of a figure known as excess mortality, which happens when more deaths occur during a certain... Read more »
Brenda Andrews, 62, loves hiking, biking and skiing, but in January 2021, she could barely even walk. She has severe arthritis in both her knees and has been on the wait list... Read more »
Doctors in two of the Saskatchewan’s fastest-growing communities are begging the government to address physician shortages. Physicians and patients from Warman and Martensville took their concerns directly to the Legislature on Wednesday. ... Read more »
Seventy-five-year-old Betty Lindsay is staying on a special rehab unit at Pioneer Village, a long-term care home in Regina, while she undergoes intensive chemotherapy for Stage 3 ovarian cancer. Her daughter, Heidi Lindsay,... Read more »
Doctors in two of the Saskatchewan’s fastest-growing communities are begging the government to address physician shortages. Physicians and patients from Warman and Martensville took their concerns directly to the Legislature on Wednesday. ... Read more »
Three years into the COVID-19 pandemic, Saskatchewan has withdrawn as many tickets for violating COVID-19 restrictions as it has secured convictions. A review of ticketing data by CBC News shows that Saskatchewan... Read more »
As National Immunization Awareness Week winds down, two Saskatchewan experts say there is more need to educate now than ever as vaccine misinformation swirls. COVID-19 vaccinations in Saskatchewan, including first, second and... Read more »
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Saskatchewan have reached a new all-time high, with 417 people in hospital with the disease as of Wednesday, provincial figures show. The province’s previous COVID hospitalization record was 410... Read more »
A scan of sewage sample in four Saskatchewan cities shows an exponential increase in COVID-19 in Regina and a decrease in some of the province’s northern cities, according to wastewater analyses from the University of... Read more »