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• Sask. religious leaders pondering what worship will look like after COVID-19

  By Tory Gillis Verified| CBC Saskatchewan@ Saskatchewan faith groups are putting their heads together on what resuming worship services would look like and how it can be done safely. Meanwhile, Regina-Wascana MP Michael Kram is calling on Saskatchewan's premier asking for worship services to be considered sooner in the province's reopening plan. The Holy Rosary Cathedral in Regina is mostly empty these days, as COVID-19 restrictions prevent mass gatherings.

  By Tory Gillis Verified · CBC Saskatchewan

  May. 12, 2020

• Sask. fishermen feeling left out from federal pandemic help

  By Tory Gillis Verified| CBC Saskatchewan@ When the federal government announced pandemic relief for the seafood processing industry, inland fishers in Saskatchewan say it's not helpful for what they're calling a bleak situation for the industry. John Beatty's brother, Paul Beatty, is pictured here fishing on Big Sandy Lake, Sask., in October 2019. (Submitted/John Beatty)This time of year would normally mean a flurry of activity for commercial fishermen in Saskatchewan, but the COVID-19 pandemic has put that on hold.

  By Tory Gillis Verified · CBC Saskatchewan

  May. 07, 2020

• Sask. religious leaders pondering what worship will look like after COVID-19

  By Tory Gillis Verified| CBC Saskatchewan@ Saskatchewan faith groups are putting their heads together on what resuming worship services would look like and how it can be done safely. Meanwhile, Regina-Wascana MP Michael Kram is calling on Saskatchewan's premier asking for worship services to be considered sooner in the province's reopening plan. The Holy Rosary Cathedral in Regina is mostly empty these days, as COVID-19 restrictions prevent mass gatherings.

  By Tory Gillis Verified · CBC Saskatchewan

  May. 12, 2020

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