Regina News

The province’s chief medical health officer issued a public advisory about the virus on Saturday, asking people to be aware of the symptoms and to seek testing.

Organizer Mike Fisher is bringing the Saskatchewan Entertainment Expo back to Regina next weekend at the ITC after a two-year COVID hiatus.

435 Ukrainians have arrived in Saskatchewan across two flights. Three more will arrive by March, bringing more than 1,000 more Ukrainians from Warsaw.

Vacancies means some overtime is required from nurses and it’s not sustainable, according to the nurse’s union. It wants a task force to address the issue.

The province says the changes will increase accountability of Qualified Independent Schools and to provide the government with the ability to appoint a supervisor to oversee the education of students if they feel it is necessary.

Regina International Airport CEO James Bogusz says an international designation means a maintained commitment from both the airport and the federal government.

‘We are actively developing a plan to address this issue,’ health ministry said but did not provide more detail.

Regina’s Sterling Productions is set to wrap up its 2021-22 season with a presentation of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.

“We’re not going to be announcing to the public in two months that they’ve got five big multi-million dollar infrastructure projects that cause their taxes to soar, that’s just not what this is about.”

Service disruptions shorter than 7 days not listed on SHA website, which is a hurdle for employees and communities, union says.