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Good news and bad news came on the COVID-19 front this weekend. The good news: there were no new cases reported in Manitoba April 19. The bad news: more new cases have been reported in far north Saskatchewan.

Some information released on northern travel restrictions

Two new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Saskatchewan, including one presumptive case in the far north. The new far northern case is the first new case in the region reported since April 13.

For the first time during the COVID-19 outbreak, Manitoba has more people recovered from the disease than detected active cases. Manitoba chief public health officer Dr.

More recoveries, fewer active cases, nothing new reported in the far north. Saskatchewan's COVID-19 slowdown appears to be continuing. Only one new COVID-19 case was announced by the province April 16, along with 14 more recoveries from the disease.

The SJHL season and playoffs are cancelled, leaving the league’s title vacant and fans hungering for answers. Which team would win the league title? Which players would step up? Using modern technology, The Reminder will try to find out.

A summary of police calls from April 5-11, as submitted by Flin Flon RCMP. April 5 Report of a snowmobile crash on a lake. A person was taken to hospital for non-serious injuries.

Flin Flon, Creighton, Denare Beach each voted mostly for Conservatives in federal election

Most travel to northern Manitoba will be restricted April 17 after a new decree from the provincial government.

As Manitoba announced another death related to COVID-19, a third of the province’s MLAs were inside the legislature, working to pass legislation while social distancing.