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By Drew Postey Photo Keith Hershmiller. It was a convincing win for the Regina Pats Tuesday night, as they topped the Swift Current Broncos 6-1 at the Brandt Centre. Connor Bedard tied his career high in points with four, with two goals and two assists, while goaltender Roddy Ross made 20 saves in the win. After the game Ross said he’s been feeling more confident than he was in the early part of the season. ” I feel a lot better out there and I think I’m playing a lot better too,...

$480 A year pass for adults under the old system costs $475, allowing swimmers access for one calendar year for access for $47.50 per month. "If you want to swim more than twice per week, you have to purchase additional passes. Under the previous system, it was cheaper for drop-in or casual user swimmers to buy a ten pack than buy a monthly membership," the letter stated. "Under this proposal, patrons that use the pool the least will pay considerably less per swim if they choose and can affo...

Prince Albert drive thru COVID-19 vaccine clinic coming Sunday A nurse draws a dose from a vaccine vial in Prince Albert. Photo courtesy SHA The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) announced Thursday that they will be expediting the opening of additional drive thru and walk-in clinics in communities around Saskatchewan to deliver vaccines, including Prince Albert. This is as a result of an earlier than expected allocations of AstraZeneca and Saskatchewan is scheduled to receive approximately 55...

Over 1,000 vaccines administered at Prince Albert drive-thru The lineup was still busy at the Prince Albert COVID-19 Vaccine Drive Thru clinic on Saturday afternoon./Michael Oleksyn/Daily Herald Over 1,000 people took advantage of the local drive-thru COVID-19 immunization site, according to figures from the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA). From April 3 to April 5 there were 1,264 people who received their AstraZeneca Vaccine. On the opening day, Saturday April 5 there were 500 vaccines adm...

  SASKATOON -- Saskatoons first drive-thru COVID-19 immunization clinic was at capacity just a little over two hours after opening, according to the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA). Due to the large response and hundreds of vehicles lining up to enter Prairieland Park, where the clinic is being held, the SHA closed the line late Monday morning. Everyone already in line would still be vaccinated, the SHA said. The clinic will open again on Tuesday at 7:30 a.m., the SHA said. The drive-...

By Vanese M. Ferguson Apr 5, 2021 5:03 AM Several drive thru and walk-in vaccination clinics opened on the weekend in Saskatchewan. North Battleford, Weyburn and Prince Albert opened drive-thru clinics while Swift Current and Weyburn opened walk in clinics. These are for Saskatchewan residents age 55 and older and the AstraZeneca vaccine will be administered at these clinics. Moose Jaw will open a drive thru site this Friday, Yorkton will open its tomorrow and Saskatoon opens a drive-th...

Article content Corbeil’s own Ben Gaudreau is heading to Texas for a shot at an international championship. Gaudreau, a goaltender for the Sarnia Sting of the Ontario Hockey League, is one of 25 players named to Canada’s National Mens Under-18 Team. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Corbeil goaltender Ben Gaudreau named to national U18 team Back to video The team will compete in the 2021 IIHF U18 World Championship in Frisco and Plano, Texas, ju...

Saskatoons first drive-thru vaccination clinic opened to a long lineup Monday morning.

NGT News April 5, 2021 Jim Carr, a member of the Canadian Parliament for Winnipeg South Center, on behalf of Seamus O’Regan Jr., Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources, has unveiled a $3 million investment in Envoy Energy for the installation of three natural gas stations. The new stations – which are located at existing gas stops in Redcliff, Alberta; Swift Current, Saskatchewan; and Prawda, Manitoba – will include on-site storage and easy-to-use dispensers providing all th...

Who can get vaccinated now? On Monday April 5 a drive-thru COVID-19 immunization clinic will begin operating at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon. The clinic will be inoculating eligible residents with the AstraZeneca vaccine, according to the Saskatchewan Health Authority(SHA). The clinic will be administering the vaccine on a first-come, first-serve basis for residents 55 years of age and older only, the SHA said. The vaccination clinic will operate between 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, and ...