Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is firm on there being on no more COVID-19 measures. Some medical experts have been calling for restrictions on gathering sizes
Moe made the comment while delivering a state of the province address in Saskatoon to members of the city’s chamber of commerce.are widely available, so his Saskatchewan Party government will not impose lockdowns or restrictions that could lead to business closures.
Some medical experts and the Canadian Medical Association have been calling for restrictions on gathering sizes as hospitals continue to admit a high number ofData from the Saskatchewan Health Authority for this month shows Saskatchewan has had the most residents in intensive care units per capita than any other province at any point in the pandemic.
Last week, the province’s chief medical health officer, Dr. Saqib Shahab, said COVID-19 vaccines are not enough to stop Saskatchewan’s fourth wave.to read the day’s essential coronavirus news, features and explainers written by Globe reporters and editors. This content appears as provided to The Globe by the originating wire service. It has not been edited by Globe staff.
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