Self-monitor, self-test and get both vaccine doses plus your booster to help prevent COVID-19 transmission. If you are experiencing even mild cold or flu-like symptoms including cough, sore throat and…
The Government of Saskatchewan is seeking feedback from patients and health care providers on their experiences with virtual care. Saskatchewan quickly adopted new methods to safely connect patients to their…
As part of the provincial government’s plan for the transition to living with Covid, proof of vaccination or negative tests are no longer required in Saskatchewan businesses, workplaces and other…
At a Special Meeting of City Council this morning, February 8, Saskatoon City Council approved a number of resolutions to guide the City’s response to COVID-19 in the community and…
Union officials representing front-line workers are opposed to the provincial government’s decision to loosen COVID-19 public health protocols. In a news release February 8, Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE)…
The provincial requirement to provide proof of vaccination or negative tests in Saskatchewan businesses, workplaces and other public venues will end this Monday, February 14 at 12:01am. eHealth Saskatchewan will…
With the Government of Saskatchewan’s message that the Public Health Orders will soon be lifted, the City is taking steps to ensure the safety of its staff and the public…
Saskatchewan has now distributed more than 15 million rapid antigen tests. This includes more than seven million to public distribution centres around the province, two million to schools and 1.5…
The self-isolation period for all people testing positive for COVID-19 on a rapid antigen test or PCR test, regardless of vaccination status, has been set at five days effective Friday,…
Premier Scott Moe hinted on Wednesday, January 26 in an interview with CKOM radio that he is considering ending some COVID-19 health restrictions, including vaccine passports. “(The proof of vaccination…
