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Article content Faulty reporting of hospitalization numbers by the Saskatchewan Health Authority led to “inaccurate” data being published on the provincial government’s website and in daily news releases, according to the Ministry of Health. Health Minister Paul Merriman said in an emailed statement Thursday afternoon that he had been “informed of a discrepancy in hospitalization numbers, including ICU counts, that has led to inaccurate reporting of hospitalization data.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. COVID-19: SHA wrongly reported ho...

By News Room Two Regina Schools learned of more COVID-19 cases on Sunday. The Regina Huda School says they were informed by the Saskatchewan Health Authority of one case on Sunday. Principal Starla Nistor says families of the close contacts for the case have been called and letters have been sent to inform families. All students at the school have moved to remote learning from March 8th to 12th. In person classes will resume on Tuesday, March 16th. If there are any additional close contacts identified at the school, they will be contacted directly by Public Health. Meanwhile Regina Ca...

Inside the effort to preserve historic Freedmen’s Town Kennedi Robinson, Texas Southern University Published:  Tags:  From left to right: Gladys House, Charonda Johnson and Zion Escobar. (TSU) Going from just a settlement to becoming the “Black Wall Street” of Houston, Freedmen’s Town stands as the “Mother Ward” of the city in the Fourth Ward community. The historic hometown ensures that the stories and heritage of our ancestors are never dismissed. When the emancipation of slaves finally occurred in Texas in 1865, the majority of the freed slaves traveled long and far on San F...

Article content Feelings of anxiety while checking emails have become normal for many Regina teachers. So have longer hours, fears of becoming infected and frequent classroom cleaning, according to three Regina teachers who shared their experiences with the Leader-Post on the condition of anonymity out of fear for their jobs. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or 'Always nerve-racking:' Regina teachers share pandemic classroom realities Back to video One high school teacher said he feels nervous clicking on the regular email updates sent by the div...

By Cherranda Smith Feb 12, 2021 Black history has been made in a variety of locations across the United States. Through campaigns, petitions, and much effort, a lot of sites of Black history have been preserved so that the legacies of achievements and memories of losses made on this land can be honored for years to come.  Though the coronavirus pandemic has made travel plans difficult or risky, some of these sites are offering virtual tours throughout Black History Month to help people everywhere connect to historical moments and figures in real-time.  Here are 10 Black historical sites yo...