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COVID-19 in Sask.: 9 new deaths reported after database error causes delay - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 in Sask.: 9 new deaths reported after database error causes delay

After more than two weeks without reporting any COVID-19-related deaths, Saskatchewan health officials recorded nine on Friday. The province says a database error caused the lag in reporting and led to the removal of one death from the pandemic total that’s not linked to the virus.

Source: cbc.ca
Leader-Post letters: Fix housing crisis, not arena - Vimarsana News

Leader-Post letters: Fix housing crisis, not arena

There are so many more worthwhile needs for the city to address than yet another amusement arena, writes Lyn Goldman.

Saskatchewan premier's claim restrictions don't curb Omicron lacks evidence, epidemiologist says - Vimarsana News

Saskatchewan premier's claim restrictions don't curb Omicron lacks evidence, epidemiologist says

This week, Premier Scott Moe said he did not think restrictions limiting people gathering and mixing had an impact on the spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in other parts of Canada, a claim disputed by a Saskatchewan epidemiologist and infectious disease physician.

Source: cbc.ca
Premier Moe reflects on pandemic choices in a challenging year - Vimarsana News

Premier Moe reflects on pandemic choices in a challenging year

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe called 2021 a 'challenging' year. He sat down with CBC's Adam Hunter for a year-end interview.

Source: cbc.ca
Sask. fall sitting focused on vaccinations and government's 4th wave response - Vimarsana News

Sask. fall sitting focused on vaccinations and government's 4th wave response

The Saskatchewan government started the legislative sitting rejecting criticism of its handling of the fourth wave, saying it was unvaccinated people spurring the rise in hospitalizations, but in the siting's final week Premier Scott Moe warned the public against stigmatizing those who remain unvaccinated.

Source: cbc.ca