Manitoba is set to reopen as the province's COVID-19 statistics slowly dwindle and the infection curve remains flat.

Public health officials say there are no new cases of COVID-19 identified as of Saturday morning in Manitoba.

Sports will be able to get back in play Monday — but that doesn't necessarily mean an immediate return to the field or the court.

In the second phase of Manitoba's reopening plan, there's a roadmap for getting some students back to the classroom amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

"We're looking to do it safely," Manitoba Film and Music's Rachel Rusen told 680 CJOB.

"We're up to about 122 stores of our 188 that are available to be open.”

The announcement includes gyms and training facilities, fitness clubs, spas, splash parks, and public and private swimming pools.

The Manitoba government has expanded what will happen in Phase 2 - but no date has been set.

Manitoba's elementary and high schools still might not be back to regular in-person classes come September, the president of the Manitoba School Boards Association says.

Winnipeg's Bridge Drive-In opened for the season on Friday and promptly had to close its doors again due to social-distancing complications related to the COVID-19 pandemic.