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COVID-19 restrictions have been extended to April 12 and Saskatchewan’s Chief Medical Health Officer Dr. Saqib Shahab has advised people against travelling outside their communities over Easter. Here are a few things do close to home during our second Easter marred by COVID-19.
1. Host a virtual gathering
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Under public health orders, private indoor gatherings are limited to a maximum of 10 people and those people should be from no more than two additional households. Just because getting 10 people together is allowed doesn’t mean you should the Saskatchewan government is imploring people to limit interactions by hosting virtual gatherings using platforms like Zoom or Facetime and to only have in-person gatherings with people from the same household. ....

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