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Moe says Saskatchewan won’t slow spring reopening plans despite federal cautioning Roberta Bell © Pool camera Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, speaking to reporters in the legislative building on Friday, says Saskatchewan's reopening plans based on vaccination rates will not be amended at this point in light of the federal urging of caution. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says his province will continue with its reopening strategy despite new Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) guidance suggesting more people should be vaccinated before COVID-19 restrictions loosen. PHAC...

Saskatoon / 650 CKOM May 14, 2021 | 4:54 PM This session has been very different than almost any before it in Saskatchewan: plastic barriers in the Chambers between MLAs, many wearing masks, and a limit on the number of people in the chambers at one time. The pandemic also took a particular toll this spring as most of the MLAs spent the entire six weeks in Regina, respecting the travel advisory for Regina. Ryan Meili was among those eager to head home on Friday. He hasn’t seen his kids for the six weeks. “I am just so eager to go pick up Gus, who’s three, and has had a hard time underst...

Premier Scott Moe (Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo) It will still be a while yet before Saskatchewan people aren’t required to wear a face mask in public. On Thursday, the Centers for Disease Control in the U.S. announced that Americans who’d been fully vaccinated could shed their mask in most public places. Premier Scott Moe commended the U.S. on the news, saying it was a great day for them. “Our province isn’t quite there yet, but we’re over a half a million vaccines that have been offered and taken by Saskatchewan residents and we’re going to be there in the not-too-distant fut...

A provincial budget that protects, builds and grows Saskatchewan and a Re-Opening Roadmap that charts a course through the end of the pandemic based on high vaccination rates were the highlights of the spring legislative sitting, which wrapped up today in Regina.   Premier Scott Moe said the 2021-22 Budget provides historic investments in health, education, infrastructure and economic recovery, while at the same time continuing work toward the government's commitment to balance the budget by 2026-27.   "We have a framework in place to ensure Saskatchewan has a strong economic reco...

(Dominick Lucyk/980 CJME) The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown fitness routines off for many, as gyms closed and then reopened with restrictions. However, a step towards normalcy is coming soon. The first phase of Saskatchewan’s Re-Opening Roadmap kicks off on May 30. Once that date arrives, the capacity will expand for group fitness classes like spin and aerobics to as many people is possible to keep three metres of distance. They have plenty of that kind of space at Adrenaline Strength and Conditioning in Regina. Jill Hanson, a trainer in charge of group fitness classes at the gym, can’t wa...