Starting Nov. 6, mask use will be mandatory at most indoor public spaces in Saskatoon, Regina and Prince Albert for 28 days.

The bylaw went into effect on Nov. 2 and applies to people over the age of 10 in public spaces and civic facilities.

The Limestone District School Board will now require masks to be worn by all students from kindergarten through Grade 12 for the 2020/21 school year.

Tammy Kaulback said a result of her anxiety disorder, she’s not able to have anything over her face. She is hoping for a better understanding of medical issues that may not be visible.

On Thursday alone, the community, which numbers around 7,500 people, saw five new cases added to its case total.

The bylaw, which comes into effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday, mandates that people wear a mask or face covering before entering and while inside establishments.

KFL&A Public Health says that mandatory masking will most likely be in effect until a coronavirus vaccine is readily available.

Masks and face coverings will now be mandatory in all places accessible to the public in Leeds, Grenville and Lanark, public health says.

Dr. Robert Strang urges Nova Scotians not to become complacent with public health protocols as province reopens.