The province's chief medical health officer said mask use 'is an essential layer' in preventing the spread of COVID-19.

One or two schoolchildren who attended the event are also in self-isolation, Shahab added.

The first coronavirus case reported in Saskatchewan was on March 12. How has the province fared in the six months since then?

The province's data shows about 30 per cent of all of the coronavirus cases in Saskatchewan are untraceable.

With classes resuming Sept. 8 and more people moving inside as the summer heat cools, Dr. Saqib Shahab encouraged residents to keep their group of close contacts small.

“We're looking for a needle in a haystack. Which haystack has the needle in it?”

“We’re getting to smaller geographic units and I think that trend of going in that direction is positive.”

Saskatchewan moved into its latest phase, 4.2, of its reopening strategy on June 29.

As gatherings move indoors and social distancing becomes challenging, Dr. Saqib Shahab recommends everyone has four or five reusable cloth masks at home.

Global Regina’s Colton Praill joined Saskatchewan's chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab to answer questions as the province continues to move forward with its reopen plan.