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CANAAN - Ronald Joseph Gilbert, son of the late Raymond and Delores Gilbert, passed away on Thanksgiving Day at Togus Springs ...

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The Bengals got some help for the offensive line on Friday when selecting former Clemson left tackle Jackson Carman in the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft. Here are five things to know about the newest Bengals blocker.

(Saskatchewan Health Authority/Submitted) The Saskatchewan Health Authority’s executive director of infrastructure management says there’s a plan now for when there are extra COVID-19 doses at clinics. Derek Miller says the SHA has established a work standard to help local teams manage cases where there are extra vaccines left over after those who who were already booked for appointments have had their turn. “They would have a number of individuals identified that fit within the eligibility grouping that would be on standby that could be called in to receive any extra doses that might b...

Article content The NDP is pointing to a COVID-19 vaccine lottery at a Regina seniors’ facility as a symptom of “chaos” in Saskatchewan’s immunization effort. But management at the home said the process went as smoothly as could be, despite a last-minute change of plan that led staff to draw names from a hat. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Care home vaccine lottery a sign of 'chaos,' says NDP Back to video Bev Desautels, administrator of Qu’Appelle House in Regina, said she requested enough doses to vaccinate all 75 residents and s...