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By Vanese M. Ferguson May 25, 2021 | 1:11 AM The government says that Saskatchewan Sunday reached the Step Two threshold on the province Re-Opening Roadmap, with over 70 per cent of Saskatchewan residents age 30 and older having received their first dose of Covid-19 vaccine. That means Step Two will begin on Sunday, June 20. Saskatchewan is still on track for step one of the government’s reopen Saskatchewan plan which begins on Sunday, May 30th. Premier Scott Moe thanked Saskatchewan people for doing their part and getting vaccinated. “The reason we are able to do this, to lift th...

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Saskatchewan has reached the Step Two threshold on the province Re-Opening Roadmap, with over 70 per cent of Saskatchewan residents ages 30 and older having received their first dose of COVID-19 . . .

Step Two on Re-Opening Road Map Starts on June 20 Saskatchewan today reached the Step Two threshold on the pro...

In Step Two, public health measures will be eased as follows: No capacity thresholds on retail and personal care services, must maintain an occupancy that allows for physical distancing; Restaurants and bars will have no table capacity thresholds, must maintain two metres of physical distancing or structural barriers between tables, dance floors and buffets remain closed; 150 person maximum capacity at event facilities, casinos, bingo halls, theatres, art galleries, libraries and recreational facilities, must maintain an occupancy that allows for physical distancing, restaurant guidelines...