Cases and Risk of COVID-19 in Saskatchewan

The map above shows 13 zones with comprehensive statistical information for COVID-19 activity in each zone.

A second map showing 32 smaller zones now provides new positive and current active COVID-19 case numbers for these sub-zones.

Note: The zones and sub-zones do not use the same geographic boundaries as the original six regions.

Detailed Cases, Charts and Testing Information

All information including daily cases by age and vaccination status and vaccine doses by region and age that was previously found on this page is now available on the Saskatchewan.ca Health and Wellness Dashboard, which includes detailed COVID-19 data that is interactive and easily downloadable.

Cases infected with a variant of concern (VoC), as of January 18, 2022 

Note that the Roy Romanow Provincial Laboratory is reporting that 95 per cent of new cases are Omicron cases, based on SNP testing. Based on this percentage, it is assumed that all new COVID-19 cases in the province are Omicron and the RRPL will cease performing SNP testing on new samples. All specimens from international travellers who test positive in Saskatchewan will continue to undergo whole genome sequencing to determine their lineage, as well as randomly selected cases from across the province to continue surveillance of circulating virus.

* As of September 13, 2021, the province of Saskatchewan ceased testing for variant type on all new cases using SNP in order to support overall COVID-19 testing. Whole genome sequencing will continue to identify any emerging variants. Note that, as public health investigations proceed, variant of concern case locations may change due as residence locations are confirmed.

COVID-19 Deaths by Age Group, as of January 18, 2022

3rd and 4th Dose Administration - As of January 18, 2022 (updated every Tuesday)

National Case Numbers - Public Health Agency of Canada

Archives of Daily maps can be accessed on the Publications Centre.