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Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says there was a challenge in the "flow of information" about a COVID-19 outbreak at the Lloydminster Hospital, which was not made public until three days after it was discovered.  The premier said he did not know about the outbreak until Wednesday, although the medical health officer for the region where the hospital is located said he notified…

REGINA -- Saskatchewan residents aren’t allowed to gather in groups of more than 10 people, even if physical distancing is maintained properly. The province said it’s aware of recent events in the province where organizers though they could go ahead as long as people could stay two metres apart. However, the province says group events aren’t allowed and gatherings with more…

Thirteen cases of COVID-19 have been linked to the Lloydminster Hospital, including five health-care workers and eight patients.  The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) said Wednesday afternoon that transmission occurred in the hospital.  "In the situation of COVID-19, most of the time you will actually realize that you are dealing with COVID-19 in retrospect,"…

The continuing COVID-19 outbreak in the far northern Saskatchewan village of La Loche — which claimed the province's sixth victim Wednesday — has forced the provincial government to put off plans to reopen parts of the economy on Monday in La Loche as well as in Lloydminster, where another outbreak has now emerged. Premier Scott Moe also announced a…

The plan to reopen Saskatchewan’s economy is coming too fast, according to some leaders in northern Saskatchewan. While big cities in the province have seen a drop in active cases of COVID-19, some northern communities are in the midst of outbreaks. At least three communities — La Loche, Patuanak and Beauval — are experiencing outbreaks according to The 155…