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Sandra Masters drops lip-sync video after losing COVID-19 vaccine challenge to Saskatoon

The lyrics, “it takes two to make a thing go right”, is a public service announcement asking all remaining residents to make sure they have a double dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. Credit / Tandem X Visuals

Regina Mayor Sandra Masters released her lip-sync battle performance of It Takes Two by Rob Base and DJ EZ Rock on social media Monday, encouraging residents to get their COVID-19 vaccinations.

In July, the City of Regina lost to the City of Saskatoon in a COVID-19 vaccine challenge, a contest to see who could get the most residents vaccinated.

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Masters lip-sync video was the debt that needed to be paid.

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“We want residents of our cities to be safe and healthy. If this video gets the message out to more people to get fully vaccinated, then we’ve done a good thing,” Masters said.

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Saskatchewan Health Authority numbers show that Regina is 70.66-per cent fully vaccinated.

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“I would still like to see 85-per cent double vaccination in Regina. The goal is to keep everyone as safe as possible, so we need everyone 12 and older to get a double dose of the vaccine,” Masters said.

During their July challenge, 121,875 COVID-19 vaccine doses were given between both cities.

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