The Saskatchewan Health Authority has announced a COVID-19 outbreak at CP Rail in Moose Jaw, making it the fourth public space in the city to have several linked cases within the last month.
According to public health, an outbreak is confirmed when two or more individuals who are linked to a public setting or event test positive for COVID-19.
The outbreak was declared at the CP Rail Moose Jaw Locomotive Shop on April 13, joining three other active outbreaks listed by public health.
Accent Massage & Hairstyling announced an outbreak on April 6 and Main Street Strength & Conditioning on March 30. Cornerstone Christian School is still listed as an outbreak site from March 24, and the school is the only facility in Moose Jaw that has not returned to in-classroom learning this week.
No other new cases have been reported in Moose Jaw schools in the last two weeks.
Contact tracers will be in contact with anyone who may have been exposed in relation to the new outbreak.
Public health reminds residents to continue to practice the recommended safety measures and contact HealthLine 811 if COVID-19 symptoms appear.
For a full list of outbreaks in the province, visit saskatchewan.ca/COVID19 and check the Latest Updates tab.
