COVID-19 Immunization Alert: Swift Current changes April 4 Drive Thru to Walk-in Clinic
Windy conditions forecast for Easter Sunday has prompted the Saskatchewan Health Authority to switch the April 4 COVID-19 immunization clinic from a...
Swift Current COVID-19 vaccination Walk-In Clinic opens on Friday at 8:30 a.m.
Swift Current’s first no appointment necessary COVID-19 vaccination clinic will be offered starting at 8:30 a.m. on Friday for individuals 55 years...
Swift Current COVID-19 Walk In Clinic opens on Friday and Drive-Thru vaccination Clinic will...
Earlier than expected allocations of AstraZeneca mean that Saskatchewan is scheduled to receive approximately 55,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine between today and...
This Easter, Stay Home, Stay Safe and Stick it to COVID
An Open Letter to the People of Saskatchewan from your Community Medical Health Officers in Saskatchewan
On Monday, March...
Diligence needed while Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 vaccination program ramps up
Premier Scott Moe is calling on Saskatchewan residents to remain diligent in following public health orders in light of growing COVID-19 variants...
Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 vaccination appointment booking network expanding for all residents 60 and over starting...
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is again expanding the age group eligible to book COVID-19 vaccine appointments, and starting at 8 a.m. on...
Extreme winds battered Swift Current during March 29 winter storm
Swift Current registered a 120 kilometre per hour wind gust at the peak of Monday’s severe winter storm.
Environment...
Winter Storm Warning issued for parts of Southwest
Many southwest residents will experience an abrupt return of winter weather on Monday, with a Winter Storm Warning issued much of the...
SHA reminding Southwest residents to get tested for COVID-19 and vaccinated when eligible
Saskatchewan Health AuthorityThe Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is reminding South West (SW) residents that COVID-19 is still prevalent and to book their...
Heightened COVID-19 measures announced for Regina as variants of concern cases rise
The province will be funnelling support and vaccines into Regina in a fight against the growth of COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan’s capital.