Month: March 2021

‘Breakthrough’ COVID-19 Cases Not Cause for Concern, Experts Say

Source: Brooklyn Neustaeter, ctvnews.ca, March 25, 2021 Everyone’s bodies react differently to a vaccination and “immunization is not 100 per cent effective. TORONTO — As vaccine rollouts continue to ramp up across much of Canada, experts say there is a chance that some Canadians may become infected with COVID-19 after being fully vaccinated. University of… Continue reading ‘Breakthrough’ COVID-19 Cases Not Cause for Concern, Experts Say

Canadian COVID School Guidelines May Be Revised This Summer

Source: Saba Aziz, globalnews.ca, March 24, 2021 Students can now sit three feet — down from six feet — apart in classrooms. More than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, physical distancing has become the norm and an important tool, along with masking, in curbing the spread of the coronavirus. In Canada, the public health… Continue reading Canadian COVID School Guidelines May Be Revised This Summer

Paid Time off for Sask. Employees To Get COVID-19 Vaccination

The Government of Saskatchewan has amended The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020 to allow for paid time off for an employee to get vaccinated for COVID-19. Special Vaccination Leave is similar to provisions allowing residents to vote during a general election. Workers are entitled to three consecutive hours of leave during work hours to… Continue reading Paid Time off for Sask. Employees To Get COVID-19 Vaccination

SJHL Calls End to 2020-21 Season

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After a tough year faced with delays due to the ongoing pandemic, the Saskatchewan Jr. Hockey league announced that the 2020-2021 season will not have an ending. A decision by the Saskatchewan Government and Health has been made and unfortunately the SJHL will not be allowed to return to play. The current conditions of COVID-19… Continue reading SJHL Calls End to 2020-21 Season

Kindersley RCMP Remind Residents to Watch for Fraudulent Money

March is Fraud prevention month. Given the reports of fraudulent money that was circulated in the Kindersley area earlier in the winter Kindersley RCMP would like to pass on these tips to both residents and business on what to look for when dealing with money: · Different material is used and easily damaged or ripped;… Continue reading Kindersley RCMP Remind Residents to Watch for Fraudulent Money

TKC Trucking and Picker Service: Pickers, Pilot Trucks, Equipment Trailers. We Have It All!

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Saskatchewan RCMP Roving Traffic Services Visit Kindersley Area

Between March 15th to March 21st, 2021, Kindersley RCMP responded to 63 calls for service*. Saskatchewan RCMP Roving Traffic Services attended the Kindersley area over the last week which resulted in several speeding tickets being issued amongst other enforcement activities. This serves as a good reminder that even though it is tempting to hit the… Continue reading Saskatchewan RCMP Roving Traffic Services Visit Kindersley Area

Prince Albert Police Searching for Inmate Mistakenly Released From Custody

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Source: saskatoonctvnews.ca, March 23, 2021 Police say Mckenzie should not be approached. Prince Albert police are seeking the public’s help in locating an inmate who was mistakenly released from the Prince Albert Correctional Centre. Police say Blair Cody Mckenzie, 31 was released from custody following a court appearance on Friday before completion of his court… Continue reading Prince Albert Police Searching for Inmate Mistakenly Released From Custody