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By News Room Mar 31, 2021 3:42 PM Those who like to spend part of their summer camping in a Saskatchewan provincial park are now able to take a look at a new reservation website and create an account when the 2021 campsite reservation launch begins April 12. The new reservation website can be accessed at www.parks.saskatchewan.ca beginning April 12. Customers who would rather make  a reservation via the call centre will still be able to do so by calling 1-833-775-7275. Reservations begin at 7 a.m. each day – there is no longer a need to log on to the system 20 minutes early in orde...

By Mitchell Blair Apr 1, 2021 7:14 AM While many were looking for the province to add Moose Jaw to the same list of tighter health restrictions that Regina is under this week, Premier Scott Moe felt there was no need to do so at this time, saying COVID-19 numbers in that city are not the same as they were in Regina when additional restrictions were made. That being said, the province’s chief medical health officer is keeping a close eye on what is happening in Moose Jaw. Dr. Saqib Shahab says people there should be doing what is being done in Regina.

A decision has been made by Regina Catholic Schools to extend online learning after the Easter break to April ...

By Benny Walchuk (Photo from Blades Twitter) Yorkton’s Nolan Maier is now a part of the history books for the Saskatoon Blades. The 20 year old became the winningest goalie in team history last night (Wed) after stopping 29 shots to lead his team a 3-2 win over the Winnipeg Ice in Regina. The victory was his 86th of his WHL career and he says it’s pretty surreal to top the list. “It’s pretty special that’s for sure, I don’t think I really thought about the feat when I was drafted here as a 15 year old, but to achieve that and to celebrate with my teammates was pretty cool,...

By Mitchell Blair The Saskatchewan Teachers Federation is hoping kids can continue online learning after the Easter Break. President Patrick Maze is calling on the government to move all schools to Level 4 from April 12, which is when kids are scheduled to go back, until April 23. Maze feels this is a move that is needed at a time when cases are increasing throughout the province. “We want a two week buffer period where all schools would move online.” Maze said. “With the variants of concern and how transmissible it is, this would do wonders when it comes to slowing down things ...