The owner of Kenosee Superslides thought everything was in order after his waterpark was inspected.
“As the inspections were getting done, we were taking notes, we were talking to the inspectors. They were pointing out issues that might be a problem at some time so we jumped on it right away,” said Harvey Armstrong.
Armstrong believed he had resolved all those concerns and was planning to open in late June.
But he says, in the end, the Saskatchewan Health Authority denied him a permit to operate. Armstrong says the SHA cited “deficiencies” and problems with the condition of the slides, notifying him in a letter dated on July 20.
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Allan Adam on Thursday said lockdown measures imposed last week to address an outbreak on the Black Lake Denesulin First Nation are difficult to enforce in the absence of a public health order. The outbreak was declared last Friday by the health authority and requires people to quarantine if they test positive, stick to their bubbles and refrain from unnecessary travel to and from the community.
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Adam said authorities cannot force people to follow those rules. The province ended all COVID-19 restrictions on July 11.
Here’s the latest on which vaccines distributed in Canada might cause problems for travellers abroad.
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If you got mixed doses or a certain brand of AstraZeneca, you may face obstacles while travelling
Posted: Jul 30, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: July 30
Depending on what kind or combination of COVID-19 vaccine you received, you could currently face obstacles when travelling abroad. (Robert Short/CBC)
SASKATOON Last week the province announced it would be shifting its focus from mass vaccinations to outreach, targeting those who are unvaccinated. “We have noticed that at our mass immunization clinics and our drive-thrus, the uptake has been less,” said Dr. Kevin Wasko with the Saskatchewan Health Authority. Wasko says they’re bringing clinics to where people live, work and play so that it’s more convenient to receive the vaccine. Some of the places people can expect to see walk-in clinics, according to a news release from the SHA, include planned summer events, university campuses, retail locations, pow wows, provincial parks and more.
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