ICYMI: Q+A: What’s changed in Sask. as we 'live with COVID-19'
Here’s what you need to know about the changes as we prepare for what the province calls “living with COVID.”The province lifted mask mandates on Monday, meaning it’s not required to wear a face covering when going to most indoor public spaces.
The province has recommended people take a rapid test before going to a gathering to help ensure they are free of COVID-19.For the most part, yes. The SHA is reopening family presence to most long-term care homes except for a small number of homes where enhanced precautions are deemed necessary. While Health Minister Paul Merriman has said hospitalizations are stabilizing, Saskatchewan hospitals continue to face pandemic pressures and require all hands on deck.
The app with the QR code is still available for people who need it to fly. The federal government has said air travellers will need to show proof of vaccination when travelling across the country or internationally.
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