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Article content Premier Doug Ford in a statement thanked the “tireless efforts” of frontline workers and thanked Ontarians for their “ongoing commitment” in the province’s vaccination strategy. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. COVID-19: Province to move to Step 3 reopening July 16; Ontario reports 183 new cases, 9 deaths Back to video “While this is welcome news for everyone who wants a return to normal, we will not slow down our efforts to fully vaccinate everyone who wants to be and put this pandemic behind us once and for all,” F...

(980 CJME file photo) Restrictions meant to curb the spread of COVID-19 at City of Regina facilities and services will be lifted Sunday in lockstep with Step Three of the province’s Re-Opening Roadmap. But officials stress the pandemic isn’t over. “COVID isn’t ending. It’s not disappearing. And I think there is a need for all of us as citizens in the community, as employees, to be mindful that COVID-19 is still prevalent in our community,” city manager Chris Holden told reporters during a news conference on Thursday. The city announced changes to public health measures at recreati...

  SASKATOON -- After months of instructions from the province regarding public health guidelines, businesses will soon be in the driver's seat. On Sunday restaurants, stores and other businesses can choose to remove the mandatory mask mandate. “It should be left up to business because not all businesses are the same nature,” said the owner of Techedge Tauseeq Aziz. “We have shoplifting at a higher rate in this so there were points where we did not want to have masks on our customers," the owner of the Riversdale business said. The Government of Saskatchewan released new guidance ...

Masking As of July 11, the public health order requiring masking in indoor spaces will end, but masking will continue to be an option for all residents who wish to do so.  Unvaccinated or partially vaccinated people should still consider masking. It is the choice of an individual business or facility to implement their own masking policy.  If you enter a facility that requires a mask, patrons must respect the decision of the business and either comply or choose not to visit the establishment.  Businesses, Workplaces and Schools Policies regarding safe businesses and workplaces are deter...

By Ryan Young Jul 7, 2021 | 3:37 PM Today, 71 per cent of Saskatchewan residents have received their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine, and 50 per cent are now fully immunized.  With increasing community protection against COVID-19, Saskatchewan will move to Step Three of the Re-Opening Roadmap Sunday, July 11 when all public health orders will be removed.  This includes the removal of the province-wide mandatory masking order and the removal of limits on events and gathering sizes. If you are eligible for either your first or second dose, find a clinic or pharmacy near you and help St...