From The Canadian Press
Saskatchewan has one of the highest rates of active COVID-19 cases per 100,000 in Canada. Another 248 infections and five more deaths for a total of more than 200 were reported.
Dr. Saqib Shahab, chief medical health officer, said 49 people have died since the start of January, and added that the most recent infections are likely to result in more hospitalizations and ICU admissions in the next few weeks.
Shahab said a continuing rise in cases can only be avoided if there is "universal compliance" with public-health advice. He cautioned that even a small number of rule-breakers could cause cases to surge.
*Mandatory masking province-wide in indoor public spaces
*All private dwelling indoor gatherings are limited to immediate households (people you currently live with) only. Single individuals (a person who resides on their own) are permitted to meet with one household of less than five (always the same household).
*Co-parenting arrangements are permitted to continue. Caregivers, support personnel and tradespersons are permitted.
*Outdoor gatherings limited to maximum 10 people (People in attendance must ensure that physical distancing of at least two metres between households is maintained)
*Visits to long-term care and personal care homes suspended except for compassionate reasons
*No alcohol sales after 10 p.m. in licensed establishments
*Entertainment transportation no longer permitted
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