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By Josh Sigurdson May 24, 2021 | 2:00 PM The provincial government announced that Saskatchewan has 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. Step Two will begin on Sunday, June 20 – three weeks after Step One which begins on Sunday, May 30. 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 ...

OH WHAT A NIGHT! Revellers hit the pub in force for second night in a row after finally being allowed to sit indoors Updated: 23 May 2021, 7:41 PARTY-loving Brits descended on the nation's city centres for the first Saturday night since lockdown rules were relaxed to allow people to drink inside. Many put on their very best glad rags after months of only being able to dream about what it would be like to finally return to their favourite bars and pubs. ��  18 18 18 18 18 But for some, it was all a bit muchCredit: NB PRESS LTD The streets of London, Liverpool, Leeds and Birmingham were ...

The Prime Minister could announce that big weddings will be allowed to take place from June 21, The Telegraph has learnt. Boris Johnson vowed on May 21 to give the public an update by the end of May on the results of a review into relaxing social distancing rules, including the “one metre plus” and face mask regulations. He signalled his confidence that the Indian variant will not derail his blueprint: “I am still seeing nothing in the data that leads me to think that we’re going to have to deviate from the roadmap.” Mr Johnson gave a strong hint that the fourth and final step in h...

Health Minister Christine Elliott detailed the province’s three-step plan at Queen’s Park Thursday afternoon. “When it is time to exit the provincewide emergency brake, we will begin first with the settings that we know are the safest,” Elliott says. The province’s re-opening plan is limited, gradual and tied to vaccination targets and public health/healthcare system indicators. It does not include any guidance about when Ontario will look to end most pandemic restrictions, which Quebec, Saskatchewan and many U.S. states have communicated in their re-opening targets. “What we’re...

Health Minister Christine Elliott detailed the province’s three-step plan at Queen’s Park Thursday afternoon. “When it is time to exit the provincewide emergency brake, we will begin first with the settings that we know are the safest,” Elliott says. The province’s re-opening plan is limited, gradual and tied to vaccination targets and public health/healthcare system indicators. It does not include any guidance about when Ontario will look to end most pandemic restrictions, which Quebec, Saskatchewan and many U.S. states have communicated in their re-opening targets. “What we’re...