20K views · 118 reactions | The Saskatchewan Health Authority is releasing its COVID-19 projections for the province. The province is planning for approximately 3,000 to 8,300 deaths and approximately 20 to 200 daily intensive care admissions from COVID-19 at its peak. Read the latest: www.cbc.ca/1.5526282 | CBC Saskatchewan | Facebook

With the move to a single health-care authority, emergency medical responders are worried about what their future might look like. Jules Knox reports on the problems facing rural southern Saskatchewan. Read More: http://glbn.ca/46kFRs | Global Regina

Saskatchewan youth ages 12 to 17 can book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment beginning on Thursday. Some 90,000 doses are being earmarked for elementary and high school students 12 and up. The health authority's CEO Scott Livingstone says youth 13 and over can provide their own written consent, but he suggests families talk about the importance of getting vaccinated to make sure kids and teens feel comfortable. Read more: www.cbc.ca/1.6031744 | CBC Saskatchewan

3.4K reactions · 1.8K shares | "Nistowiak" means "meeting of the waters" in Cree. At 10 metres, Nistowiak Falls is one of the tallest waterfalls in Saskatchewan. it is the point where Lac La Ronge drains into the Churchill River.  Nistowiak Falls  IG | @francine_custer | Tourism Saskatchewan | Facebook