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COVID-19: Saskatchewan reports lowest active case total since October

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Saskatchewan not looking at provincial COVID-19 vaccine passports
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe said on Tuesday that the government has no plans at looking at vaccine passports in the province and would not expect people, once the emergency order is no longer in place after July 11, to have to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccine to attend things like concerts or sporting events. He cautioned there would still be potential cases requiring proof in terms of federal or international situations, like travel, but in the province there would not be such a requirement. – Jun 29, 2021

Saskatchewan reported its lowest active COVID-19 case total since Oct. 18, 202, with 396 cases active across the province.

On Oct. 18, the province logged 342 active cases.

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No new deaths related to COVID-19 have been reported in Saskatchewan since June 29, with the total death toll remaining at 568 in the province.

The province added 27 new cases on Sunday and reported 52 more recoveries.

There are currently 63 patients in hospital with COVID-19, including 10 in the ICU.

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An additional 13,445 COVID-19 vaccine doses have been administered since the province’s last update on Sunday.

Across the province, 486,200 individuals are fully vaccinated.

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