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In an effort to track COVID-19 and its impact on different populations, especially the most vulnerable, journalists and journalism students at news organizations and universities from across Canada have come together to compile data from government health authorities and self-reported...

Cancellations continued to pile up Friday, as both the E.A. Rawlinson Centre and Spark Theatre announced cancellations. Spark Theatre cancelled its planned upcoming pair of shows, Gin and the Real Inspector Hound. Friday's Terry Barber performance at the E.A. Rawlinson...

Saskatchewan's first presumptive case of COVID-19 was confirmed by the province Thursday. According to a press release from the Ministry of Health, the first case is a Saskatoon resident who is in their 60s who recently travelled to Egypt. After...

Kendrah points enthusiastically at a parade held in her honour on May 19, 2020 (Peter Lozinski/Daily Herald)Kendrah, 5, reacts to a parade held in her honour on May 19, 2020. (Peter Lozinski/Daily Herald)Kendrah, 5, plays with a balloon before a...

At this time last year, Kyra Robillard was busy serving meals and taking orders. This year, she’s wondering if she’ll do that at all over the next three months. Robillard, the owner and operator of food truck Baby Got Bannock,...

The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is relocating 22 cabins from the currently-shuttered Emma Lake Kenderdine Campus to assist an Indigenous community in need of additional housing during the COVID-19 pandemic. The relocation of 22 cabins, along with the demolition of...

Updated as of 5:37 p.m., Thursday, May 21. The government is giving businesses like restaurants and gyms the go ahead to reopen in just over two weeks should COVID-19 numbers stay put. Phase three of the Re-Open Saskatchewan Plan, set...

An abundance of old, dead underbrush and swirling winds are complicating matters for the small fire crew working on containing a large wildfire burning in the Fort à la Corne Provincial Forest. Named the English fire after a fire tower...

Smoke from the English Wildfire burning east of Prince Albert in the Fort à la Corne Provincial Fire is expected to blow into the city this afternoon. Environment Canada has issued an air quality advisory for the city. The fire...

The Community Services Department and Prince Albert Historical Society will start outlining a plan to create a recreation development or historic site at La Colle Falls hydroelectric dam and the nearby city-owned property. Ward 5 Coun. Dennis Ogrodnick was responsible...

Businesses with no payroll can now qualify for a Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) loan after the federal government expanded the eligibility criteria on Monday. The decision affects business owners who are self-employed or sole proprietors, family businesses who pay...

Updated as of 4:37 p.m., Wednesday, May 20. A seventh person in Saskatchewan who tested positive for COVID-19 has died. In a Wednesday news release, the provincial government said the resident was in their 60s and from the northern region....

Although Prince Albert knew Charlie Squires as the Jam Man, the 93-year-old is being remembered for much more than his sweet spreads. Squires, a resident of the Northcote Manor, passed away early Wednesday afternoon. He's well known for making jams...