Province aims to boost shot uptake
Saskatchewan will be bringing in a proof of vaccination program in an attempt to increase the number of people immunized against COVID-19. Premier Scott Moe made the announcement on his social media accounts Thursday. He said the policy is expected to come into effect Oct. 1 and will apply to businesses, establishments and event venues, but will exclude civil services. People will have to show proof of vaccination or show a negative test. Moe is also reinstating a provincewide mask mandate for all indoor public places, which he said could be lifted by late October.
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