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The coronavirus. (Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota/Twitter) More than 500 people have now died of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan, but the number of new cases is again below 200 and the percentage of Saskatchewan people over the age of 40 who have a first vaccine dose continues to climb towards 70 per cent. Deaths Two more people have died. Both were in their 70s. One person was in the Saskatoon zone while the other was in the Regina region. Their deaths mean Saskatchewan has had 501 people die of COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic. New cases and...

  REGINA -- The Saskatchewan government has announced a three-step plan to gradually reopen the province, based on the percentage of vaccinated residents. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said the Reopening Roadmap will not work unless everyone gets vaccinated and continues to follow public health orders. “Those are the two things we all need to do in order to move forward through the three steps of reopening so we can enjoy a great Saskatchewan summer and get back to normal," Moe said in a news release. The Reopening Roadmap’s three steps rely on vaccine availability, vaccine uptake ...

The Government of Saskatchewan today released the "Re-Opening Roadmap" - a three-step plan to gradually lift current public health restrictions as Saskatchewan reaches significant vaccination levels.  The Re-Opening Roadmap also provides Saskatchewan people with an incentive to continue following public health measures and a clear reason to get vaccinated. "The road to the end of this pandemic runs through the vaccination clinics, and today we are providing Saskatchewan people with a clear roadmap of how we will get there and some important markers along the way," Premier Scott Moe said. ...

The Business Visits & Events Partnership (BVEP) has said that the success of planned pilot events will determine whether or not Covid-19 testing will be required for events once the economy is reopened on the conditional date of 21 June. BVEP has also said that social distancing and other Covid mitigation measures are expected to remain in place once restricted-capacity events take place from 17 May.   “We been working with the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) to clarify the situation regarding the conditions under which events can operate from the 17 May and 21 June,�...