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The Dakota Dunes Casino. (Photo courtesy of SIGA) On June 20, hundreds of employees will be back on the job at casinos and restaurants run by the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA). For SIGA president and CEO Zane Hansen, it’s a promising light at the end of a long tunnel. “(We’re) really looking forward to it,” he said. “We’ll be closed, for the second closure here (due to COVID-19), about six months. So it’s been a long ordeal for our employees and our owners and the Fi...

  Adjustments were made to quicken the return of outdoor sports as a result of a lowered risk of transmission in an outdoor setting. Restrictions around indoor sports are set to change in Step Two, which is when outdoor sports were originally going to return. "Saskatchewan people have reduced the spread of COVID-19 by getting vaccinated," Premier Scott Moe said. "So, the next time you drive by a field of happy kids playing softball or football or soccer, please know that you made that possib...

By Carol Thomson May 25, 2021 | 5:00 PM Saskatchewan’s Premier didn’t mince words in his message to all of those who choose not to get vaccinated and who campaign for others to not get vaccinated because it infringes on their freedoms. Scott Moe says everyone who is getting COVID-19 shots enjoy their freedoms just as much. Then he added that it seems ridiculous to have to mention this, but, “Vaccines eradicated smallpox, vaccines eradicated polio, and vaccines will greatl...

At Tuesday afternoon’s latest COVID-19 update from Regina, Premier Scott Moe had some tough words for those refusing to get vaccinated. He spoke directly to those individuals, saying “you should . . .

By the time Gordy Ouellette is able to open the doors to City Centre Bingo on June 20, it will have been nearly seven months since any patron set foot...

Article content Another round of small business grants and a new restaurant and tourism tax credit will be among the new measures needed to help Ontario companies weather the economic impact of the pandemic, NDP Leader Andrea Horwath says. The Ontario NDP called on the Doug Ford government to put funding into an action plan that it believes would help businesses like hair salons and restaurants reopen after lockdowns end. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your brow...

By Ryan Young May 25, 2021 | 6:23 PM Saskatchewan’s Premier didn’t mince words in his message to all of those who choose not to get vaccinated and who campaign for others to not get vaccinated because it infringes on their freedoms. Scott Moe says everyone who is getting COVID-19 shots enjoy their freedoms just as much. Then he added that it seems ridiculous to have to mention this, but, “Vaccines eradicated smallpox, vaccines eradicated polio, and vaccines will greatly decrease f...

Prince Albert Daily Herald (Screen Capture) Premier Scott Moe and Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab speak to reporters during a recent press conference. On Monday the province announced that Saskatchewan has reached the Step Two threshold on the province Re-Opening Roadmap, with over 70 per cent of Saskatchewan residents age 30 and older having received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Step Two is now scheduled to begin on Sunday, June 20, which is three weeks after Step One ...

Step Two on Re-Opening Road Map Starts on June 20 Saskatchewan today reached the Step Two threshold on the province Re-Opening Roadmap, with over 70 per cent of Saskatchewan residents age 30 and. . .

Saskatchewan is still on track for step one of the government's reopen Saskatchewan plan and has announced that the province is on track for Step two ...