Ryan Dahlman
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is enacting a series of enhancements in their vaccination delivery strategy in order to push the province past the 70 per cent first dose vaccination target.
During a media availability on June 15, the province announced some delivery strategy changes to address the reality that vaccination rates for 12 to...
The Saskatchewan Health Authority has confirmed that they are currently holding onto any existing supplies of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in favour of conducting the current portion of their vaccination campaign with supplies of the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccine.
During a COVID-19 update on May 11, Saskatchewan Health Authority CEO Scott Livingstone explained that...
Saskatchewan’s three phase re-opening strategy could lead to the resumption of numerous activities and events by mid-July, but only if Saskatchewan vaccination rates climb to 70 per cent among all adults.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe rolled out the provincial Re-Opening Roadmap on Tuesday, with the province aiming to achieve a series of vaccination thresholds...
The Saskatchewan Health Authority will be decreasing the age eligibility for COVID-19 vaccinations twice this week, with the age dropping from 44 to 42 on Wednesday morning, and down to 40 effective this Friday.
Both the online saskatchewan.ca/covid19-vaccine booking system, along with the telephone booking system 1-833-SASKVAX (1-833-727-5829) which is operational between the hours...
The criteria to ease visitation restrictions at long-term care and personal care homes across Saskatchewan has been unveiled, with some facilities able to begin increased visitations effective April 29.
“If at least 90 per cent of the residents in that facility have been fully vaccinated, and three weeks have lapsed since the last second...
The Saskatchewan Health Authority will be decreasing the age eligibility for COVID-19 vaccinations to ages 44 and older effective Thursday morning.
Previously dropped to ages 48 and over last Friday (April 16), the vaccination appointment booking system will open at 8 a.m. on Thursday, April 22 to all Saskatchewan residents aged 44 and over.
Swift Current’s first no appointment necessary COVID-19 vaccination clinic will be offered starting at 8:30 a.m. on Friday for individuals 55 years of age and older.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is scheduling five vaccination clinics in Swift Current on a first come, first served basis from Friday, April 2 to Tuesday, April 6.
Premier Scott Moe is calling on Saskatchewan residents to remain diligent in following public health orders in light of growing COVID-19 variants of concern across southern Saskatchewan.
During a COVID-19 update on Tuesday afternoon, Premier Moe stressed that with vaccination clinics preparing to deliver and anticipated 180,000 vaccines to Saskatchewan residents in the next...
Saskatchewan Health AuthorityThe Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is reminding South West (SW) residents that COVID-19 is still prevalent and to book their vaccine appointments when their age categories open.
The patient booking system is available to all citizens age 62 and over, including those living in border communities and those without Saskatchewan health cards,...
The province will be funnelling support and vaccines into Regina in a fight against the growth of COVID-19 cases in Saskatchewan’s capital.
On Tuesday the province announced a series of enhanced restrictive measures, including the immediate rollback of indoor gatherings to immediate household members only, the announcement of a travel advisory in or out...