Omicron‘s subvariant BA.2 continues to decline in Saskatoon’s wastewater.
According to the research team at the University of Saskatchewan, signs of the virus that causes COVID-19 in wastewater have dropped another 13 per cent after the city saw a 35 per cent drop last week.
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The new data includes samples collected up to April 27.
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However, increases have been reported in Prince Albert and North Battleford.
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