Coronavirus (COVID-19) Local News

Youth aged 16 and older are now eligible to receive their first vaccine dose at a public health clinic, or they can wait until June for a school immunization program

The new cases are located in the following zones: Saskatoon (55), Regina (42), Central East (21), North West (16), South Central (10), South East (9), South West (8), Far North West (7), North Central (5), North East (1), and Central West (1)

Second vaccine doses are available beginning today for eligible residents at any public health clinic currently open

Provincial court recently resolved offences against two residents who had violated public health orders

The drive-through clinic in Moose Jaw is open today for both first and second doses of the Moderna vaccine

The new cases are located in the following zones: Saskatoon (54), Regina (29), North West (20), North Central (16), South East (14), South Central (11), Far North West (6), Central East (6), South West (3), Far North East (1), and Central West (1)

Here's a selection of the COVID-19 related news from this week

Residents aged 20 and over may now receive a COVID-19 vaccine from a clinic or pharmacy in Saskatchewan

The new cases are located in the following zones: Saskatoon (67), Regina (26), North Central (21), Central East (20), North West (19), South East (13), South West (9), South Central (5), Far North East (4), Far North West (3), Central West (3), and North East (2)

The walk-in clinic in Moose Jaw is open on May 15 to all residents currently eligible to receive their first dose