You can read a version of this story in Mandarin here.如果您想阅读这篇报道的中文版，请点击此处。 Warning: This story deals with mental illness, including mention of suicide. The shuffling and clacking of domino-like tiles reminds Kayla Mak... Read more »
There were at least 156 COVID-19-related deaths reported in Saskatchewan in October, beating January 2021 for the worst month during the pandemic, despite vaccines not being widely available at that time. Saskatchewan reported one new... Read more »
Saskatchewan’s top doctor says a public request from medical health officers for more restrictions to combat COVID-19 are in line with his own recommendations to the provincial government. In a recent letter to Health... Read more »
Sask. medical health officers plead with health minister for increased COVID-19 restrictions: letter
Medical health officers (MHOs) across Saskatchewan are once again pleading with the provincial government to do more to combat COVID-19. In a recent letter to Health Minister Paul Merriman obtained by CBC... Read more »
If everything goes as planned, Saskatchewan will have moved 19 intensive care patients to Ontario to receive treatment by Wednesday. The latest figures come from an internal memo prepared by the Ontario Critical... Read more »
Premier Scott Moe admitted Tuesday that Saskatchewan should have responded faster to the deadly fourth wave of COVID-19 that continues to sweep through the province. “Should have the province moved a week, possibly 10 days earlier?”... Read more »
Saskatchewan will be transferring six COVID-19 patients to Ontario over the next 72 hours as the Prairie province struggles to deal with a record number of intensive care patients. One patient will be transferred Monday,... Read more »
Saskatchewan will be transferring six COVID-19 patients to Ontario over the next 72 hours as the Prairie province struggles to deal with record-breaking numbers of intensive care patients. One patient will be transferred Monday,... Read more »
Saskatchewan is asking other provinces if they have health-care workers they could send if needed in the coming days to help its struggling intensive care units. Marlo Pritchard, head of the government’s... Read more »
The father of an 11-month-old who is unable to get surgery or medical treatment is going public with his concerns over the deepening health-care crisis in Saskatchewan caused by surging COVID-19 cases. Graham Dickson... Read more »