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The limit now is four, except in Regina where in-person dining is not currently allowed. Places of worship will be able to hold services with 30 per cent capacity, with no more than 150 people, and group fitness classes can resume with three metres distance between participants. Gathering limits will rise, although current protocols for schools and post-secondary will remain in place, and the province-wide mask mandate will stay in effect. "We are able to move forward with Step 1 of the Re-Opening Roadmap because so many Saskatchewan people are doing their part and getting vaccinated, and bec...

By Josh Sigurdson May 9, 2021 | 2:11 PM More than 70 per cent of Saskatchewan residents age 40 and older have received their first shot of Covid-19 vaccine, surpassing the threshold for Step One of the Re-Opening Roadmap.The province has set Sunday, May 30, three weeks from today, as the target date for the commencement of Step One. “We are able to move forward with Step One of the Re-Opening Roadmap because so many Saskatchewan people are doing their part and getting vaccinated, and because we are all following the public health orders and guidelines to reduce the spread of COVID-1...

This applies to all immunization clinics: booked appointments, drive-thru/walk-ins, pharmacies and mobile clinics.  "We continue to set aggressive targets to immunize our remaining, eligible population of nearly 270,000 Saskatchewan people," Health Minister Paul Merriman said.  "Our ability to reach our targets is limited only by the amount of vaccine we receive but remember that once you are eligible to receive a vaccine, you are always eligible.  You will have clinic options available and should continue to take the first vaccine that is available to you."  The pharmacy vaccination p...

(Lisa Schick/980 CJME file photo) Saskatchewan is closing in on half a million COVID-19 vaccinations. In its daily COVID-19 update Friday, the Ministry of Health said 10,530 doses of vaccine had been administered in the latest reporting period. That pushed the total number of vaccinations done in Saskatchewan to date to 491,440. The percentage of Saskatchewan residents aged 40 and over who have received their first dose increased to 69, one short of the requirement set out by the provincial government in its Re-Opening Roadmap for its first phase. Step One of the plan is to start three weeks ...

This applies to all immunization clinics: booked appointments, drive-thru/walk-ins, pharmacies and mobile clinics.  "We continue to set aggressive targets to immunize our remaining, eligible population of nearly 270,000 Saskatchewan people," Health Minister Paul Merriman said.  "Our ability to reach our targets is limited only by the amount of vaccine we receive but remember that once you are eligible to receive a vaccine, you are always eligible.  You will have clinic options available and should continue to take the first vaccine that is available to you."  The pharmacy vaccination p...