Ticks are typically out from early spring until October in Saskatchewan, and are usually found in tall grass, brush or wooded areas. Continue reading →

The two-pill abortion medication Mifegymiso has become a source for debate in Saskatchewan as its Ministry of Health considers providing universal coverage of the drug. Continue reading →

There have been no cases of measles in Saskatchewan since 2014, when 16 people were diagnosed. Continue reading →

According to the Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Health, 11 people have died so far in the 2018-19 flu season, including four preschoolers. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan health officials said there were 162 new influenza cases reported between Dec. 9 and 15. Continue reading →

Saskatchewan Justice Minister Don Morgan is asking two departments to review options after high-profile criminals change names. Continue reading →

In its first full year of operation in Saskatoon, Canadian Plasma Resources has paid out more than $400,000 in compensation gift cards to donors. Continue reading →

While Saskatchewan may have the second-shortest wait times in Canada for 2017, the average wait time is up from 2016. Continue reading →

An information technology error resulted in incorrect test results for about 450 patients during drug screening at the Roy Romanow Provincial Laboratory. Continue reading →