COVID-19 'Pandemic'
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Re: COVIDD-19 'Pandemic'
REGINA | News
Here's what will reopen in Sask. under Phase 4.2 on June 29
Michaela Solomon
CTVNewsRegina.ca Senior
Published Friday, June 26, 2020 10:07AM CST
REGINA -- Phase four of the Reopening Saskatchewan plan will begin on June 29, with museums, libraries, galleries, movie theatres and live theatres set to open under specific conditions.
Museums, libraries, galleries, movie theatres and live theatres will be permitted to reopen.
Indoor pools, rinks, sports, casinos and bingo halls will be permitted to open in the next two weeks.
PARKS, CAMPGROUNDS
On June 26, parks and campgrounds will open to full capacity including washrooms and showers.
Some sites that closed in an effort to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 have already opening for booking, and more will become available in the coming days.
OUTDOORS SPORTS
Outdoor sports and other outdoor activities resumed on June 22 and the province has updated the necessary guidelines. Contact sports teams should create “mini leagues” to ensure limited people are coming into contact with eachother.
NON-MEDICAL MASKS
Restaurant, bar, gym and personal care staff unable to maintain proper physical distancing are required to wear a non medical mask. Older staff and seniors are advised to wear a mask too.
LOCKER ROOMS, SHOWERS AND CHANGE ROOMS NOW OPEN
Locker rooms, showers and changing spaces at gyms, pools and beaches are will be permitted to open. Change rooms in retail facilities can now move to full capacity.
NO CASINOS, BINGO HALLS YET
Casinos and bingo halls are still not allowed to open according to the Premier Scott Moe, who added that part of the reopening will be announced at a later date.
SGI announced road tests will reopen to the public on June 25.
REGINA | News
Here's what will reopen in Sask. under Phase 4.2 on June 29
Michaela Solomon
CTVNewsRegina.ca Senior
Published Friday, June 26, 2020 10:07AM CST
REGINA -- Phase four of the Reopening Saskatchewan plan will begin on June 29, with museums, libraries, galleries, movie theatres and live theatres set to open under specific conditions.
Museums, libraries, galleries, movie theatres and live theatres will be permitted to reopen.
Indoor pools, rinks, sports, casinos and bingo halls will be permitted to open in the next two weeks.
PARKS, CAMPGROUNDS
On June 26, parks and campgrounds will open to full capacity including washrooms and showers.
Some sites that closed in an effort to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 have already opening for booking, and more will become available in the coming days.
OUTDOORS SPORTS
Outdoor sports and other outdoor activities resumed on June 22 and the province has updated the necessary guidelines. Contact sports teams should create “mini leagues” to ensure limited people are coming into contact with eachother.
NON-MEDICAL MASKS
Restaurant, bar, gym and personal care staff unable to maintain proper physical distancing are required to wear a non medical mask. Older staff and seniors are advised to wear a mask too.
LOCKER ROOMS, SHOWERS AND CHANGE ROOMS NOW OPEN
Locker rooms, showers and changing spaces at gyms, pools and beaches are will be permitted to open. Change rooms in retail facilities can now move to full capacity.
NO CASINOS, BINGO HALLS YET
Casinos and bingo halls are still not allowed to open according to the Premier Scott Moe, who added that part of the reopening will be announced at a later date.
SGI announced road tests will reopen to the public on June 25.
Re: COVIDD-19 'Pandemic'
Canada-U.S. border to remain closed to non-essential travel for another month
https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coron...-essential-travel-for-another-month-1.4986310
Which country can you go to?
Canada-U.S. border to remain closed to non-essential travel for another month
https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coron...-essential-travel-for-another-month-1.4986310
Re: COVIDD-19 'Pandemic'
Here's a notion. If you run into somebody talking about how he has RAHTS, and the god-dang gummint cain't tell him to wear a mask or stay home, ask him if he knows how the gol-dang gummint handles hoof-and-mouth disease.
Here's a notion. If you run into somebody talking about how he has RAHTS, and the god-dang gummint cain't tell him to wear a mask or stay home, ask him if he knows how the gol-dang gummint handles hoof-and-mouth disease.
Re: COVIDD-19 'Pandemic'
Official Global Travel Advisories
Avoid non-essential travel outside of Canada and avoid all cruise ship travel until further notice.
a·void
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verb: avoid; 3rd person present: avoids; past tense: avoided; past participle: avoided; gerund or present participle: avoiding
1.
keep away from or stop oneself from doing (something).
"avoid excessive exposure to the sun"
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keep away from
stay away from
steer clear of
circumvent
give a wide berth to
give something a miss
keep at arm's length
fight shy of
refrain from
abstain from
desist from
forbear from
eschew
Opposite:
confront
indulge
contrive not to meet (someone).
"boys lined up to meet Gloria, but avoided her bossy sister"
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shun
stay away from
evade
keep one's distance from
hide from
elude
ignore
give someone the go-by
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seek out
not go to or through (a place).
"this route avoids downtown Boston"
prevent from happening.
"make the necessary adjustments to avoid an accident"
Official Global Travel Advisories
Avoid non-essential travel outside of Canada and avoid all cruise ship travel until further notice.
a·void
/əˈvoid/
Learn to pronounce
verb
verb: avoid; 3rd person present: avoids; past tense: avoided; past participle: avoided; gerund or present participle: avoiding
1.
keep away from or stop oneself from doing (something).
"avoid excessive exposure to the sun"
Similar:
keep away from
stay away from
steer clear of
circumvent
give a wide berth to
give something a miss
keep at arm's length
fight shy of
refrain from
abstain from
desist from
forbear from
eschew
Opposite:
confront
indulge
contrive not to meet (someone).
"boys lined up to meet Gloria, but avoided her bossy sister"
Similar:
shun
stay away from
evade
keep one's distance from
hide from
elude
ignore
give someone the go-by
bilk
Opposite:
seek out
not go to or through (a place).
"this route avoids downtown Boston"
prevent from happening.
"make the necessary adjustments to avoid an accident"
Re: COVIDD-19 'Pandemic'
What's your point,wally. That doesnt say you can't travel to mexico or the u.k.
It's no different than the travel advisory against non essential travel between alberta and bc. It was an advisory and didnt stop me from going to my lot in bc.
What's your point,wally. That doesnt say you can't travel to mexico or the u.k.
It's no different than the travel advisory against non essential travel between alberta and bc. It was an advisory and didnt stop me from going to my lot in bc.
