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Residents in care homes will soon be able to safely see more family members and visitors, thanks to Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 vaccination program. Beginning on May 30, when Saskatchewan moves to Step 1 of its Re-opening Roadmap, all residents of long-term care and personal care homes will be able to welcome an unlimited number of visitors, two at a time, indoors.  Up to four family members or support persons at a time will be able to visit outdoors. Care home visitation will continue to be limited to compassionate reasons only until May 30, except for fully vaccinated residents of homes ...

Care home visitation will continue to be limited to compassionate reasons only until May 30, except for fully vaccinated residents of homes where 90 per cent of residents have been fully vaccinated and three weeks have elapsed since the last second dose vaccinations. “Very difficult decisions were made to protect the health and safety of long-term care home residents and staff, and I know that visitor restrictions have been extremely challenging,” Mental Health and Addictions, Seniors and Rural and Remote Health Minister Everett Hindley said. “People miss being able to spend time wit...

Every resident of every one of Saskatchewan's long-term and personal care homes soon will be allowed to see more visitors. On Thursday, the provincial...

Graduation ceremonies in Saskatchewan are expected to grow in the coming weeks. The Saskatchewan government revealed Wednesday that, starting May 30, outdoor graduation ceremonies can include up to 150 graduates and guests. Teachers and staff who are required to stage the event don’t count in the total number of attendees. Currently, outdoor graduations are limited to 30 guests. However, Step One of the province’s Re-Opening Roadmap allows as many as 150 people to attend public outdoor gatherings — and the province already has said Step One will begin May 30. Under Step Two of the reope...

Moe and Meili tout successes, trade blame after testy sitting A pandemic-dominated sitting got results, but was frequently derailed by insults, heckling and a celebration of the "noble, obedient" seal. Author of the article: Arthur White-Crummey Publishing date: May 14, 2021  •  5 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  REGINA, SASK : April 28, 2021 -- Flags were at half-mast at the Legislative Building to recognize the National Day of Mourning for workers killed and injured on the job in Regina on Wednesday, April 28, 2021.. Last year, 34 workers in Saskatchewan died as a result...