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Consider these factors before participating in an activity.
Use this self-assessment tool to determine whether you should be tested for COVID-19.
Learn more about when and how to self-isolate.
Learn more about self-monitoring.
Learn more about how to properly physical distance.
Wearing a non-medical mask is required in all indoor public spaces in Saskatchewan.
The best method to protect yourself against COVID-19 is to practise everyday preventive actions.
Saskatchewan residents have access to a variety of online tools and resources to help prevent COVID-19 transmission and protect themselves and their families.
Learn more about assessment and treatment for individuals with confirmed cases of COVID-19 and those presenting with COVID-19 symptoms.
Information on coronaviruses and treatment.
A list of symptoms of having COVID-19.
Information on the effects of COVID-19 on animals.
Find links to community and national resources.
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