The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) is returning to action.
League officials said it has received approval to start the 2020-21 season, with exhibition games starting on Oct. 22.
A date for the start of the regular season has not been released.
A maximum of 150 fans will be allowed in the stands at each game and the SJHL says they will have to wear masks.
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The SJHL had hoped to start the season on Sept. 25, but that was delayed as the league worked with the Saskatchewan Health Authority on a return-to-play plan.
A player with the Melfort Mustangs tested positive for the coronavirus in late September.
Close contacts were identified and advised to self-isolate, league officials said at the time, adding there was limited contact in the community.
The SJHL is comprised of 12 teams across Saskatchewan.
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