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(Dominick Lucyk/980 CJME) The owner of Stats Cocktails & Dreams Bar and Grill is shocked by the $14,000 fine the Regina establishment got for failing to abide by COVID-19 public health orders — and she plans to fight the ticket. Mia Danakas Weinkauf said two inspectors came into the sports bar on Victoria Avenue East without introducing themselves and slapped the ticket down on the table. “No warning, no nothing. (They) didn’t even tell the management or the servers that they had done anything wrong,” said Weinkauf. (Dominick Lucyk/980 CJME) Weinkauf claims one of the inspectors told ...

Article content Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 restrictions will be extended three weeks to Feb. 19. The provincial government made the announcement on the same day that January became the deadliest month of the pandemic. Fourteen more people with COVID-19 have died, setting a new daily high for deaths and setting an unenviable mark with five days remaining in the month. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. January now deadliest month as Sask. restrictions extended to Feb. 19 Back to video Total deaths rose to 268, with 115 of those so far in January, 106...

Saskatchewan is once again staying the course with its COVID-19 measures. On Tuesday, the provincial governmen...

The Saskatchewan Health Authority reported there were 362 vaccines given yesterday, which bring the province t...

(Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo) Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says his government’s intent is to keep life in the province as normal as possible as it extends existing COVID-19 measures to Feb. 19. Speaking to Gormley guest host Drew Remenda on Wednesday, Moe reiterated his stance that the government needs to strike a balance between public health and the economy. “The goal throughout all of it is, yes, to control the COVID spread but also to keep as much of our community, our economy, to keep as many of our jobs operating as possible,” Moe said. “(We want to) keep our kids in clas...