Active cases in the province increased to 77 from the 75 reported the day before. 

Three cases are confirmed while the other three are presumptive.

“Without stronger measures, northern and remote Métis communities are at risk of further spread of the virus without adequate critical medical services or infrastructure."

There have been reports of COVID-19 cases identified at an oil sands facility north of Fort McMurray. As a result, officials advise against all non-essential travel between northwest Saskatchewan and northern Alberta.

On Tuesday, Moody's Investors Service projected the province will record moderate deficits of three to 10 per cent of revenues in 2020-21 and 2021-22.

Saskatchewan Justice Minister Don Morgan said it is unacceptable for companies to price-gouge during this “unprecedented time.”

There are now more coronavirus recoveries than active cases in Saskatchewan, with 118 active cases across the province.

The homeless hub in Saskatoon says they've been given access to only 10 hotel rooms and 10 housing units despite hundreds needing help.

McDonald’s says the employee worked their last shift on April 4 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Active cases of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan continue to decline, dropping from 138 on Saturday to 130 on Sunday.