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NDP, Regina restaurant owner calling on Sask. gov’t to extend pandemic offsale licences

NDP, Regina restaurant owner calling on Sask. gov’t to extend pandemic offsale licences

The Saskatchewan NDP and Regina restaurant owner Josh McLean are calling on the provincial government to extend temporary offsale licences granted to restaurants during pandemic closures, after pulling them on short notice last week.
CurlRegina to host 2022 men’s provincial Tankard championship first time in 30 years

CurlRegina to host 2022 men’s provincial Tankard championship first time in 30 years

Officials gathered at the Cooperator’s Centre in Regina Thursday to announce that the SaskTel Tankard provincial championship will be returning to the Queen City in 2022.
Provincial auditor fails WSA on drainage regulation policies

Provincial auditor fails WSA on drainage regulation policies

The provincial auditor has given the Water Security Agency a failing grade in the most recent report, stating the agency hasn’t made enough changes to improve it’s regulation of drainage in Saskatchewan.
Sask. Health Authority to end weekly COVID briefings

Sask. Health Authority to end weekly COVID briefings

As Saskatchewan approaches the end to public health measures this weekend, the province will no longer be providing biweekly COVID-19 updates from officials moving forward.

Additional funding supports immediate irrigation expansion in Saskatchewan

Today, the Government of Saskatchewan announced a change to the Irrigation Development Program that will allow producers to access up to $500,000 per applicant to finance irrigation infrastructure.

The Saskatchewan Crop Report

Even with the prolonged rain experienced across the province over the week, producers were still able to seed throughout all regions.

More visitors for Care Home residents starting May 30

The Government of Saskatchewan announced a plan to further ease visitor restrictions in long-term care and personal care homes in alignment with the three steps of the Re-opening Roadmap.
Saskatchewan's first Black settlement and those who hold its stories

Saskatchewan's first Black settlement and those who hold its stories

Editor’s note: In August 2020 Shelley Luedtke visited Shiloh, the site of the first Black settlement in Saskatchewan. A story about that experience was published in the September 3 issue of The Outlook.

SHA continues to escalate response to COVID case surge

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) continues to escalate its response to COVID-19, using the Health System Readiness Plan to guide actions being taken to contain, delay and mitigate the virus.

Local municipalities may postpone today's elections due to blizzard

Regina –After a major blizzard shut down highways, blew in roads, caused power outages and walloped much of central Saskatchewan in over a foot of snow, the provincial government is allowing municipalities to postpone their local elections today, des
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